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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10207, 18 February 1919, Page 3

mHE KING’S. A Perfect Triple A- HE KING'S. Attraction Programme Tlie Select Drama of Intimate Society Life "THE REASON WITT," Featuring CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. In Addition. THE FAMOUS CADZOW MUSICAL TRIO. FULL MATINEE TO-MORROW. Prices as usual. Reserves at The Bristol. PUBLIC NOTICES EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTORS’ LIST. NOTICE .is hereby given ithat the District Electors’ List for lae Borough of Eastbourne is now open for inspection at the Ferry Office, "Wellington, where it may be inspected without fee by all persons interested therein, during office hours, until February £2nd, 1919. " Any person may object to the List on the following grounds : (a) That any person whose name is on the List does not possess the necessary qualification. (b) That any .person whoso name is not on the List is entitled to have his or her name thereon. Objections may be sent to the under" signed on or before March Ist, 1919. The List of Objectors may bo inspected on or from the 2nd until the Gth day of March, 1919. S. S. HEATH, Acting-Town Clerk. Wellington, February 14th, 1919. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES., ■\TOTICE is hereby given, pursuant ll to section 50 of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, that all creditors and others having claims against any of the deceased persons whose names appear in the Schedule hereunder (and whoso estates are under administration by the Public Trustee) are hereby required to lodge such claims, supported by full particulars, with the Public Trustee’s focal office at Wellington, on or before the 18th day of APRIL, 1919. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. SARAH EVANS, of Wellington, barmaid. KATE MILLER, of Wellington, Spinster. HANNAH BIROITTB KIRSTINE ANDERSON, of Wellington, Widow. GEORGE HENRY WEIGHT, of Wellington, Grocer. WILLIAM JAMES HUESTON. of Wellington, Railway Clerk. JAMES MEYRICK, of Wellington, Retired Builder. WILLIAM RICHARD LACKEY GIBBBS, of Wellington, Salesman. ERNEST REUBEN BAKER, of Wellington, Soldier. SYDNEY ALLEN MURRELL, of Wellington, Soldier. CHARLES THORNTON KINZETT formerly of Martinborough, latterly of Wellington, Soldier. WILLIAM JAMES BURR OWES, also known as William James Burrows, of Wellington, Printer’s Machinist. R. TRIGGB, Public Trustee. Wellington, February 17th, 1919. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OP WOMEN AND CHILDREN. fTIHB Secretary will be in attendance JL at the Rooms, Bridge’s Buildings. 119. Willis street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12301 All communications strictly confidential. HOARD AND RESIDENCE. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. YOUNG'S PRIVATE HOTEL. SAVE TRAM FARES by dining at YOUNG’S, 260. Lambton quay (side entrance, Hannah’s Boot Palace). 100 yd» from Wharf and G.P.0., and few door* from Kelburn Tram stop. 60 Bedrooms [ tor those wanting accommodation. Tariff 4s 6d per day; permanent by arrangement. 'Phone 2063. MRS NEWBERY has resumed management of The Kiosk. Lynll Bay. Board and Residence: Morning, Afternoon Teas; Grills at all hours; Dinner at 5.45 n.m. Weekly terms if desired. Dinner Sunday from 12.45 p.m. ■ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, opposite ,"Dominion” Newspaper. One minute tram, rail, steamer. Every comfort, convenience. Excellent cuisine. Moderate tarilf. H. Xnnes. 'Phone 23KJ. Under New Management. EVIATHAN PRIVATE HOTEL, J Manners street. .furnished throughout. Excellent cuisine. Tariil 35s wees. 1 M.RS LEAN. Proprietress. LAND PRIVATE HOTEL, i minion Avenue (Plimmer’s Stops), aw, commodious hrsl-class Private is now open to receive Guests, ously furnished; two bathrooms h tloor; excellent cuisine. Comig view from roof garden of Weland Haroour. Perms moderate, hone 628. RS McUOEMICK. Proprietress. v VTiLLUW BANK PRIVATE HOTEL, » w Palmerston North. Two minutes Station and Post Office. Excellent accommodation. First-class table. MRS LAW. Proprietress. POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS TO NEUTRAL COUNTRIES AND U.S. AMERICA. THE Regulations now provide that a NEWSPAPER addressed to anj Neutral Country or U.S. AMERICA can ONLY BE DISPATCHED THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE OF THE PAPER ITSELF. Persons desiring to forward copies of the hNEW ZEALAND TIMES" to friends resident in any Neutral Country can ensure their regular dispatch by communicating with the Publisher of this paper, ,