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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9717, 20 July 1917, Page 3

AMUSEMENT! Commencing TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORUOW MUHT Xu the rjTOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. .Mr Edward Branscombe's Jolly Jokers and tkiuilul Songsters. J£Ur, If any person were inquisitive enough to ask Us what this now company specialised in, wc would reply—Comedy. Good clean, wholesome comedy, nothing but what anyone can sit and enjoy. That's tho verdict of the people of Auckland, and the verdict of the folks we met since doing tho wallaby along tbo Alain Trunk lino, and tho verdict of tho paceful dwellers in the Taranaki province, where thov relish a company like this as a welcome relaxation from milking cows, and making butter and cheese, and collecting big cheques each month. THE NEW HANDIES. THE NEW HANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. You want comedy to-day. You demand it. in fact. Very well. We supply it. And we leaven it down with a fair quota | of musical numbers—individual and concerted. i Hero are the responsible people— Dorothy Manning Soprano Linda Bradford Contralto Iw Davis Soubrotte John Wellby Bass Andrew Pace Light Comedian Courtney Pord Comedian Harry Graham Another Comedian Philip Hardman ... Player on tho Spinet Only eight people, certainly, but they’re clover enough for eighty. Plan now open at The Bristol. Taxes according to location: 3s, 2s, Is, Wo now go down to The House to see • how Parliament earns its wages. ' Hope ■ it’s easier than' the theatrical business. : THE NEW DANDIES. ' PALMERSTON N. TO-NIGHT. John Hopkins Representative. CROWN THEATRE TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT I “THE FOUNDLING." A Famous Players’ Triumph, starring MARY PICKFORD. Here is the World’s Sweetheart as a forlorn and disconsolate little waif who occasionally risks a tiny heart-breaking smile. A Masterpiece of Film-craft full of Finer Touches. AN EXQUISITE ENDING WHICH SEES The Waif restored to her Social Position and her Luxurious Home and STILL HER QUAINT SWEET SELF. It’s a little like “Rags,’’ but BETTER. USUAL PRICES. Reserves by ’Phone 3170 or at Beggs. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. OUT-PATIENTS’ DEPARTMENT. rpHB Board regret that owing to the JL great shortage of Doctors it will be impossible to open the Out-patients’ Department on FRIDAY, July 20th. Any Medical Practitioner willing to attend at the Hospital to see Out-patients on Mondays and Fridays at 3 p.m. tor the next two weeks will greatly oblige both the Board and tho Public. S. ROBINSON, 200 Acting-Secretary. GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. s NOTICE TO CONSUMERS, THE GAS SUPPLY will he resumed at 6.30 O’CLOCK THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, and ho CONTINUED UNTIL 11 P-m. ’ Consumers are earnestly desired to see that all Taps and Pilot Lights of Water Heaters, Hot Water Circulators Gas Fires, and Incandescent Burners are PROPERLY SHUT OFF WHEN NOT IN USE. Consumers are also requested to be as economical as possible in the use of gaa for all purposes, so as to prevent further restrictions in the hours of supply. J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. 207 AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD'S LOAN OF -£150,000. 5i PER CENT. DEBENTURES. Secretary’s Office, July 9, 1917. APPLICATIONS are invited for the Purchase of Debentures on account of the above Loan. The Debentures are issued a£ par, have a currency of 20 years, and bear interest at tho rate of 51 per cent.; payable half-yearly. The principal and interest ace payable free of exchange at any Branch of the Bank of New Zealand in the Dominion, Sydney. Melbourne, or London. For further particulars, apply to THE SECRETARY. Auckland Harbour Board. T.O. Box 1259, Auckland. 138 THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICEi ACT. 1908. (Section SO.) In the respective estates of John Edward Nelson, othea-wise known aa John Nelson, seaman; William. Kemp, retired engine-driver (both late of Petone. deceased). ALL creditors and others haring claims against either of these estates are hereby required to send them, with particulars to the District Manager of tho Public Trustee at Wellington, on or before the Twenty-first day of September. 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to either of the above estates may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee s account at any postal i money-order office, or paid to the District Manager of the Public Trustee, at Wellington. FEm PITCHETT, Public Trustee. July ISth, 1917. 192 PANTED Known Bookbinding of any description and in any class aatorinl beautifully executed by the .! ’’■ ui Department. Ring up 2440 1 .'rice*.