AMUSEMENTS. H IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Brennan-Fnllers, Ltd. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) TO-DAY Commencing at 2.30 sharp. CHILDREN’S GRAND MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE. A Monster Vaudeville Programme. MATINEE PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle. Is. H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction Brennan-Fullers, Ltd. THIS EVENING AT 8. Phenomenal Success. TABLOID GRAND OPERA. Last Night Of Last Night FRANCIS M. HUBANIK and COMPANY . In THE BELLS .OF SAN GABRIEL. Telling in song and prose of a dramatic incident that took place in the patio_ of San Gabriel Mission, California, in 1785. MAURICE OHENOWBTH. Vaudeville’s Greatest Tenor. Last Night Of Last Night MAHONEY BEOS. THE and DANDY DAISY. THREE. Last Night Of Last Night THE CREIGHTONS. Last Night Of Last Night CULLEN GERALDINE EILEEN EMERY. MORTON. CAPLE. D.C. and 0.5., 2«; Stalls. Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. Plan at Dresden. Bonking fd extra. Theatre 'phone, 165. Jjl it PRESS THEATRE, "Where Everybody Goes.” Stalls, 3d, Dress Circle, 6d TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. LAST TIME of the Vitagraph Company’s Great Dramatic "Feature," “THE SPELL,” "THE SPELL," "The Dumb Messenger’’ (Ifalem). And SEVERAL other "FEATURES." NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY. PUBLIC NOTICES LAW HOLIDAY'S. riYHE CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR Holi- -»• days to be observed by tho offices of Solicitors practising in tho City of. Wellington will be from Noon on WEDNESDAY', December 21th. to the Morning of January Bth. 1911. F. HARRISON, Secretary, Well. Dist. Law Society. HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. OFFICE CLOSED. NOTICE is hereby given that the offices of tho Kurt County Council will be closed from December 24th, 1913. to January 6th, 1914. both days inclusive. By order. H. D. ATKINSON. Clerk. Wellington. December 19th, 1913. £IHHISTMAS TREAT to Children will be given by Commissioner Richards on TUESDAY EVENING, 23rd, G. 30 p.m.. Army Citadel. Vivian street. Presents to all; music; refreshments; a jolly time. Free tickets, to admit, from Salvation Army Officers. 235 WARNING NOTICE. MEDICAL Men proposing to apply for the -osition as Medical Officer to Friendly Society Lodges in any part of New South Wales are requested to communicate with the Hon. Secretary, 8.M.A.. 30-34, Elizabeth street. Sydney, or with the Hon. Secretary, New Zealand Branch M.8.A., Box 156, Wellington. , 502 HOLIDAY-MAKERS, BEFORE TRAVELLING, obtain your Tickets for combined rail and coach, motor-car or steamer, at the GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. G.P.O, Building (opposite Queen's Wharf), Customhouse quay. Cheapest and best routes selected, itineraries prepared, and full information given free of charge. Illustrated pamphlets obtainable. New Zealand scenic photographs on sale. By booking you save time, worry and inconvenience. Telephone No. 1903. 213 NEW ZEALAND LOAN • AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. TO THE HOLDERS OF TRUSTEES' CERTIFICATES. "VIOTICB is hereby given that a Dividi.v end at the “fate of 5 per cent, per annum for the year ended June 30th, 1913, will be payable on and after December 19th, and the holders of Trustees’ Certificates are requested to lodge at the Company’s Office, Featherston street, Wellington, their Certificates for the purpose of payment of the proportion of Dividend relating to the respective holdings, which will be at the rate of sixpence (less English Income Tax) for every 50 Certificates. Certificates should be lodged not less than three clear days for verification. F. R. RUSSELL, Chief Inspector for N.Z. Wellington. December 19th, 1913. ANNUAL WEST COAST RAM FAIR. BY arrangement with the Live Stock Auctioneers' Association and the Manawatu and Feilding A. and P. Associations, tho SECOND ANNUAL WEST COAST RAM FAIR will be conducted by the Manawatu A. and P. Association, and will bo held at Palmerston North on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, February sth and 6th. 1914. Fees, which roust be paid at time of entry, 2s per head for Flock Rams and Stud Bwcs, 5s per head for Stud Rams. Entries close on TUESDAY, January 20th, with tho Secretary of the Manawatu A. and P. Association. Entry forms and all particulars from W. T. PENNY, Secretary Manawatu A. and P. Assn., 221 Box 85. Palmerston North. FLETCHER AND CO.. GENERAL CUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS, ETC,. PANAMA STREET. Ring up Telephone No. 499. PROGRESS OF PAPUA REPORT OF GOVERNOR. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright MELBOURNE, December 19. The annual report of the LieutenantGovernor of Papua shows a decrease in imports and a good increase in exports. The total revenue was £8249. Ten thousand acres more land were brought under cultivation during the year. Tho European population increased by 152. Native labour was offering more freely on the plantations. The natives were showing more Yeadiness to accept European remedies for disease. They submitted freely to vaccination, believing it a protection against the influences of sorcery. For good printing quickly done, try the "Tunes” Jobbing Department. Tele-' Phone 2448. *
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 3
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