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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9096, 15 July 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. G 1 OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J- C. Willia.jnson, Ltd. Direction Hugh D. Mclntosh. THE RECORD-BREAKING FUN SHOW IS COMING. POE SIX NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES, Commencing NEXT MONDAY EVENING (MATINEES WEDNESDAY. 21st. AND SATURDAY. 31th). When Mr Hugh D. Mclntosh will introduce THE FAMOUS TIVOLI FOLLIES A MAGNIFICENT ROLLICKING REVUE, —J Whicli has boon tho Rage* of Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane, and at present attracting Record Crowds in Auckland. THE FOLLIES' BRILLIANT PROGRAMME COMPRISES 26 SUPERB FEATURES 26 Presented by AN OVERWHELMING AGGREGATION OF TALENT. ROBERT PARKER, The World Famous ISABELLE D’AEMOND. Operatic ISABELLE D’AEMOND, Baritone. ISABELLE D’ARMOND, Australia’s VERA PEARCE, Idol. VERA PEARCE, ROBERT PARKER ROBERT PARKER, JACK CANNOT’, JACK CANNOT, JACK CANNOT. Queen of Comedy. The Australian Beauty Girl. VERA PEARCE. ALVAEETTA REGO AND STOPPIT, ALVARETTA REGO AND STOPPIT. Renowned Acrobatic Pantonumists. ALFREDO, the Vagabond Violinist; FRANK GREEN, Mimical Comedy Favourite; YAKLOVENKO Russian Dancer: JEAN KEITH, Premier Danseuse. BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES: 5s (Reserved), 3s, Is. (Is Early Door to Gallery). Special Matinee Prices (Children Half-price to Matinees). BE BRITISH. DO IT NOW. BUY A TICKET IN THE £IOOO GOLD NUGGET AND SO HELP OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. £IOOO WORTH OF SOVEREIGNS FOR 5/ . £IOOO WORTH OF SOVEREIGNS FOR 5 /. CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO JULY 24th CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL TO-DAY. To the Secretary, Box'Bs, Wellington. I enclose for tickets in the Gold Nugget Art Union in Aid of the Wounded Soldiers’’ Fund. (Enclosing stamped Name Addressed Envelope). Address Tickets may be had from Secretary, Central Office, Fcatherston street, The Bristol Piano Company, Mrs Beveridge, Riddiford street, Newtown, and all Tramway Men and Tobacconists. SUBSCRIPTION P'7- WITH A CHAINCE OF WINNING OTI AAA WORTH O/ OF SOVEREIGNS. 785 C. H. BALLARD, Hon. Sec.

PUBLIC NOTICES. LAW HOLIDAY, THE Offices of SOLICITORS practising in the City will be Closed from X o'clock TO-DAY (THURSDAY), ia order to enable members of the Profession to take part in the welcome to invalided soldiers. F. HARRISON, Secretary, Wellington District Law Society.

TRENTHAM CAMP. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. NOTICE. mUB Commissioners invito all persons J- abla to give relevant information to forward their names and addresses to the Secretary. Information is desired to enable the Commissioners to ascertain: (1> What defects (if any)’ have existed in the Camp site or its administration as affecting the healtli of the men. (2) The causes of the recent sickness and death there. (3) What persons (If any; are responsible for sucb defects and causes. The Commission is more detailed in its terms, but the foregoing represents its general scope. The Secretary's address is: Supreme Court, Wellington. The sittings, of the Commission . will be ‘held’ on . the top floor of the Accountants’ Buildings Johnston street; Wellington (adjoining Kirkcaldie and Stains). The Commission will hold 1 its first sitting to receive evidence at 10.30 o'clock a.m. on Friday, the 16th instant. By Order of the Commissioners. L. H. DENNTSTON. 822 " f ■ '■ .Secretary. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. WELLINGTON CITY EMPOWERING ACT. 1908, AMENDMENT BILL. DRAINAGE OF MELROSE, NORTHLAND AND WADESTOWN. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of tho Wellington City Council to introduce in the ensuing session of Parliament tho Wellington City Empowering Act, 1908, Amendment Bill. Tho objects which the said Bill is intended to effect are: — 1. To amend “The Wellington City Empowering Act, 1908,” hereinafter referred to as “the principal Act.” 2. In respect of the drainage of the outlying districts of the City, namely, those portions of the late Borough of Melrose and tho portions of Northland and Wadostown that were not drained under tho original ’ drainage scheme of the City, to make tho following provisions (1) To authorise the Council to borrow by way of special loan by special order and w'ithout taking a poll of the ratepayers a sum of not more than £30,000 in addition to the existing loan of £IOO,OOO. (2) To provide that such special loan shall be secured on a special rate on. the whole of the district affected by the principal Act. (3) To provide that the interest, sinking fund and other charges on the loan of .£30,000 shall, as far as possible, be paid out of the existing rate made to secure the existing loan of £IOO,000, being a rate of Id in the £ on all rateable property in the district affected before the special rate on which the loan of £30,000 is secured is collected.-(-1) To provide that all moneys produced by a loan raised under the provisions of the proposed Act shall be expended as follows: — (a) In repaying amounts expended by the Council out of its General Fund for drainage works in the district affected, the sum of £17,000 having been already so expended. (b) In further carrying on tho construction of tho drainage system in the district affected apart from the construction of private drains and house connections. Copies of this Bill have been deposited in the Magistrate’s Court Office, Lamhton quay, Wellington, and the Town Clerk’s Office, To ra Hall, Ouba street, and are there open tor inspection for a period three full weeks from the first publication hereof. Dated this 30th dav of June. 1915. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk, Wellington.