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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7077, 15 March 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENT'S. 3 VAUDEVILLE SHOW! THEATRE ROY AL Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE CO. In a Splendid Programme. Will/draw the Town. Created a Positive Sensation. The Weird and Wonderful HASSAN The Greatest HASSAN HASSAN of all HASSAN This clever artist has just concluded starring engagements at the London Hippodrome and Hagenbeck's, Berlin, creating a furore everywhere. HASSAN. HASSAN. HASSAN. The Direct Descendant of a Family of Hassans, whose secrets have been handed down from generation to generation for OVER 500 YEARS. See him and decide for yourselves. HASSAN HASSAN HASSAN Will perform the wonderful feat of lifting a block of stone weighing C2lb WITH HIS EYELIDS. KLIMOS! KLIMOS! KLIMOS'. Very Clever and Funny Novelty Artists. The above supported by Ward Lear and Brilliant Company. Drees Circle and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is. RING UP 2570, • VITETTA BROTHERS , IF vou want a First-class Professional Orchestra; We are prepared to supply Music for Concerts, Theatres. At Homes, Garden Parties, W Sports, etc. We play only i Selections from tho Most Favourite and Celebrated Works from Overtures, Operas, Marches, Dances, etc.,. Large or Small Orchestra. Harp, Violin and Flute supplied at shortest notioe. VINCENT VITETTA, Manager. Address—l 36, _Tory Street. Telephone—2s7o. BALLROOM DANCING-CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. MRS H. B. MASON'S improved method of instruction insures pro ficioncy in one quarter at class, or in si xprivate lessons. All lessons giveti in private hall, 60ft x 30ft. Classes on Mondays and Wednesdays. Private lessons by arrangement. Address Ghuzne«> street, next St. Peter's Church. MISS GLADYS MARION CAMPBELL, Certificated Teacher of Dancing, Calisthenics and Fencing (trained by Mrs Wordsworth, of London). Fees : Dancing and Calisthenics. 30s for course of ten lessons. Fencing, 2 guineas for course of ten lesson 6. Intending pupils apply c.o. Mrs Oswald Johnston, Main road, Lower Hutt. 525 THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED.Capital Subscribed Capital Paid Up Reserve Fund ... ... £1,125,000 £375,000 £375,000 of £7 10s each. ie hereby given, that the Register of Shareholders of this Bank ill be Closed on the 21st March (inst.) By order of the Board. JAMES COATES, General Manager. Wellington, 15th March, 1910. LAW HOLIDAY. nriHE Offices of Solicitors practising in ■-*-■ the City of Wellington will be CLOSED on THURSDAY, 17th inst. (St. Patrick's Day). F. HARRISON, Secretary, 727 ; Wellington District Law. Soc' ' "JN the High. Court of Justice in 1 land Cnancery Division. i uie Rolls.' 190 U Record No. 529. üby, Plaintiffs, and Sir William Beiiby Avery, Baronet, Ellen Avery, otherwise Wright, and Edith Emily Avery, otheru.M«n WrilHatin; TWonrfjin+a To nil whom it may concern and especially to George Thomas Beiiby and William John Beiiby MaoKenzie, executors of Mary as executor of the late Dr George 5 Beiiby, Maria Margaret Beiiby, eilby, William Rayner Beiiby, ienry Beiiby, Eric Moller Beiby as ■executors of the late Julius H. Beiiby, Julius H. Beiiby, Eric Moller Beiiby, George James Grigor, as executors of . the late Mary Moller Beiiby, William Rayner Beiiby, Ellen MaoKenzie, William John Beiiby MaoKenzie, Kenneth W. A. MacKenzie, Julius Henry MaoKenzie, Francis Farquhar MaoKenzie, W. J. B. MacKenzi~ and George Thomas Beiiby as execute of the late Miss Mary Anne Beiiby, Chn: topher Aiiderson Beiiby, Alexins. Carr and also as executrix of Eliza Norns and William Carr deceased, Frederick James - Carr, Ralph Henry Carr, Thomas rr —i — u r- arrj olaudo Vernon MacArArthur MocArthur, William Streadwick and Eleanor Sarah Wood Beiiby as executors of John Wood Beiiby deceased, Sir William Avery, Baronet, as executor of Mrs M. C. Beiiby, Sir William Avery Baronet, Mrs Ellen Wright, Mrs Edith. Williams, Sir Wir Isabell ard Willi* John Brayn'e Bather, Ellen Bather, William Henry Bather, Henry Knollys Bather, Constance Hannah Bather and Alice Isabella Avery. Take notice that the premises the subject matter of this ;*%.,„■* Vi<«oi sold and that the proceeds thereof amounting to 1 1909" and made by the Right Honourable the Master of the Rolls in the above action it was ordered that the 25th day of April 1910 be and the same was .t.„Cc.j „„ fk« A*t* afW which the and further take notice that you are hereby required to come in and establisn your claims to said funds in Court, before the Chief Clerk to the said Right Honourable the Master of the Rolls at his chambers, Four Courts, Inns quay, Dublin, on or before the said 25th day of April 1910-after which date such order will be made for the distribution of the aforesaid proceeds of sale as to the Court shall seem just. Dated this 21st dav of January, 1910. EDWARD SALMON, Chief Clerk. -.'« HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD ELECTION. TO-MORROWIWEDNESDAT), MARCH 16th. WORKERS, I STUDY your interests by plumping for | accredited Labour Candidates, namely: , GORDON, S. HINDMARSH, A. H. McLAREN, D. REARDON, M. J. NOTE —Every Householder entitled to DON'T FORGET NEXT WEDNESDAY. HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. HERB are Vacancies for Two Women JL. and One Man. Nominations will be received by the undersigned up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, March 23rd. CHAS P. POWLES, j 584 , Secretary.