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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10088, 30 September 1918, Page 3

USEM ENTS. LAST NIGHT Of “TEE 13th CHAIR.” QEA NB OPERA HOUSE, Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. The Lust Thrilling Night— TO-NIGHT, at 8.10. THE LAST APPEARANCE THE LAST APPEARANCE Of MARGARET \VY'CIIERLY r , M AKG A RET W YCIIERLY, And J. c. Williamson's Incomparable Supporting Company In the Sensational Mystery Drama, “THE 13TH CHAIR ” Which has proved the most successful attraction the J. C. Williamson. Ltd., management lias presented in Wellington for-many years. Plans at The .Bristol. Day Sales at Ned Perry's. Prices: D.C. and E.S., 6s; Stalls. 3s; Gallery, Is. Early Door. Stalls and Gallery. Is Extra. (Plus Amusement Tax.) KATHLENE MACDONELL PAEBWELL KATIILENE AIACDONELL X" ARE WELL IMPORTANT NOTICE.—To Wellington playgoers: In consequence of the astonishing number of requests received for fin tiler opportunities of seeing tins brilliant artiste, prior to her departure for America, the directors of J. C. Williamson, Ltd., have, in compliance with the expressed wishes of hundreds of patrons, succeeded in arranging with ‘.Miss Kathleno MacDouell, whose recent phenomenal season hero will doubtless be warmly remembered, for a FAREWELL W'Son OF FIVE s NIGHTS, During which Miss MacDonell will bo seen in a series of her most popular i characterisations. ,£TRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson, v Ltd. Manager William F. Russell. ! Commencing FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 4th. At 8 o’clock. KATIILENE MACDONELL, KATIILENE MACDONELL, ’ In association with CHARLES WALDRON. Supported by a Brilliant • J. C. WILLIAMSON DRAMATIC ORGANISATION In a series of Great Revivals. REPERTOIRE FOR THE SEASON : FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT, “OUTCAST” MONDAY, OCTOBER 7th, “DADDY LONG LEGS.’’ TUESDAY. OCTOBER Bth, “Til M CINDERELLA MAN.” WEDNESDAY - OCTOBER 9th, “ROMANCE.” Prices as usual. BOX PLANS! open at The Bristol WEDNESDAY Morning Next. CARGEN HOTEL, AUCKLAND. ITS) ECOGNISED ns one of the Leading -£Ai Hotels in Australasia. Speciality: Suites of Rooms, with private Bathroom, etc. Ballroom, Orchestra. Tariff: Ida 6d to 15s per day. Special terms for lengthened periods. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Sonr, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: ‘‘Cargen,’' Auckland, D 8 E. F. BLACK. Proprietor. MADAME FOLEY is now quoting prices for Fancy Costumes for future demonstrations. Teaching Class has resumed at Victoria Hall. 'Phone 653. MEETINGS WELLINGTON WORKING MEN’S CLUB AND LITERARY INSTITUT'D. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will be hold on MONDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1913, at S p.m. Business—Club's Administration. 9 11. RULEMAN, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. ENTRIES CLOSE THIS DAY (MONDAY), SEPT. 30th. ENTRIES may bo made at Messrs Chas. Begg and Co’s, Manners street, the Bristol Piano Co., Lamb ton quay, or posted direct to G. VV. JENNER, Secretary, Bos 1059, Wellington. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. LOCAL DEPUTY PUBLIC TRUSTEE, •WELLINGTON.! CUSTOMERS o£ the Office and the Public generally nro notified that all moneys .payable to this officio in connection with Wellington estates and .other local matters, and all moneys payable by the office in the same connection, will, from October Ist, 1918, bo received and paid at the local Deputy Public Trustee’s Office, Ballauco street, Wellington. ROBERT TRIGG'S, 973 Public Trustee. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. HARE BUSINESS HOURS-WEL. LIN <iT 0 N CEN TRIAL BY -E LECTION. fcUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on the day of the Welliilgton CenI By-Election, THURSDAY, OCTO1R 3rd, 1918. the wharves and stores the Board will close for business at > hour of 4 p.m. (instead of 5 p.m.) order to afford employees in the jvo Electorate a reasonable opportu,y of recording their votes. H. E. NIC,’ROLLS, Secretary, lurbour Board Offices, Wellington, N.Z., Sept. 2Cth, 1918. WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. ON and from Monday next, SOtb instant, and until further notice, a Minimum Faro of 2d will be charged on all out-bound ears from City, on City section, between the hours of 4.30 and 6.30 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and fi'OiTi 11.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. on Saturdays. Ordinary Fares will bo charged on in-bonnd cars excepting on those to Karori from Courtenay place and to Wadeslown from Vciteh and Allan’s. W. 11. MORTON, General Manager. September 23(h, 1918. 18