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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9783, 5 October 1917, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. "OUR DAY” BLIND SOLDIESS’ & SAILORS’ BUND 1 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS’ SURPRISE PACKETS THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY : TO-DAY & SATURDAY. MOST VALUABLE PHIZES EVER OFFERED IN WELLINGTON. Pay Is, securo a packet* and then so to i "M” SHED, JERYOIS QUAY There .you will see THOUSANDS OF POUNDS’ WORTH OF USEFUL GIFTS, ONE OP WHICH WILL BE YOUps. THE SHED WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND THE PRIZES ON VIEW FROM 7 TO 10 TO-NIGHT. I SORT OUT YOUE SHILLINGS TO-DAY ! _ • 'V ’ The Commercial Travellers’ Association will give you value for every one.* i REMEMBER THESE ARB C.T.A, SURPRISE : PACKETS : Keen your Envelope and read Kirkcaidfe and Sfcains’s offer.

AMUSEMENTS. Farewell Appearance To-night at TITHE KING'S. Of < H. B. WARNER. In "GOD’S HAN AND THE WOMAN.” Commencing To-morrow, at 2.30, ANTONIO MORENO In "A SON OF THE HILLS,” "A SON OF THE HILLS,” A Modern Drama of the Southern Mountains. A Portrayal of Immense Dramatic Power. "A SON OF THE HILLS,” "A SON OF THE HILLS,” A Breezy and Original Story dealing with a Young Man of Simple Upbringing, who Dreams of Better Things. Prices: D. 0., Is fid and Is. Stalls, Is and 6d. Box Plan at The Bristol. ■Final Screening To-night at | jgJVEiiYBODI'B. Of "BAWBS O’ BLUE RIDGE.’ Featuring BESSIE BARRISCALE, •0.150, ANITA STEWART and EARLE WILLIAMS. In "THE AWAKENING,’’ Commencing To-morrow Morning: "WOLF LOWRY,” Featuring W. S. HART and MARGERY WILSON. A Love Story with a totally unexpected Surprise Climax. One minute to live was Wolf Lowry’s offer to a man who insulted a woman. A drama crowded with gripping situa- ■ • tions. Farewell Appearance To-night at rjTEE jgJMPRESS. Of GLADYS LESLIE, In "AN AMATEUR ORPHAN.” ~ Commencing To-morrow Morning; “THE IRON RING,” Featuring EDWARD LANGFORD. ARTHUR ASHLEY, and GEBDA HOLMES. A neglected wife seeks happiness in gaiety and finds tragedy. A lesson for young wives who take the wrong way of curing a husband’s neglect. A Matrimonial Tangle. Also showing Chapter Thirteen of "THE IRON CLAW,” entitled "THE HIDDEN FACE.” ‘TURN TO THE EIGHT” Pull particulars of the opening performance by J. and N. Tait’s New Comedy Company at IJTHB GRAND OPERA HOUSE Will be announced in to-morrow mornings’ paper, together with Box Plan arrangements. 158 MEETINGS MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD OF AUSTRALASIA. (Now Zealand Section.) A GENERAL MEETING of (the above Guild will be held in the Eiooms in Feathereton street on MONDAY, . October Bth. at 10.30 n.m., to dieeuss important business. ~ . ~ . AM members are ! requested to attend. F. A. MoINDOB, jg -j Secretary. STOCK SALES. LEVIN STOCK SALE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9th. 1917. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above, at 1 p.m.— 2000 mixed sex Romney hoggets (on account ■ of the McDonald Estate), all one earmark, and drafted to suit purchaser, sft ewes with lambs 100 m.s. hoggets 50 m.s. hoggets 30 head mixed cattle The question of the prohibition of the importation of fruit trees from Australia was raised at a conference of fruitgrowers at Alexandra by the production of a very weird specimen of an apricot tree. This was claimed by the producer to be a fair average specimen of a line of some 300 trees which had been supplied to him by a New Zealand nurseryman. Several members expressed their disapproval of the action of the Government in prohibiting the importation of Australian trees, 'and also gave it as their opinion that the whole business had been engineered by the New Zealand Nurserymen’s Association. The meeting resolved: “That this conference of growers, representative of practically the whole fruit-growing area of Otago, views with alarm the fact that the Government has prohibited' the importation of Australian fruit trees, and strongly protests against same.’*