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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11497, 18 April 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS LAST WpK OF APDALE’S CIRCUS. FULLERS’ HIS H/TAJESTY’S rpHEATEE. IS -LiJ-AJESTY'S A heatee. Direction ... John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT A Programme that, for all round Excellence, cannot be Beaten. , APDALE’S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUB Dogs, Bears and Monkeys, with almost human intelligence, performing almost unbelievable feats. And there’s “Mutt,", the Baboon Comedian, who does the most unexpected things and keeps the audience in roars of laughter. Just fancy a Bear and a Monkey riding miniature two-wheeled bicycles without assistance just like human beings. The cleverness of these Animals beggars description. V Brilliant Vaudeville Bill, including; LITTLE LOENA «■ CHARLES LITTLE LOENA HANBTJEY .. ■■ EEECE SISTEES. ' J Doddy Hurl and Harrv Evans with THE NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL REVUE, > - In a super-Revue production entitled “Any Lady," iq which the laughs arefast and furious. Pripes: D.C. or Stalls, 2s 6d; Back Stalls, Is fid: Upper Circle, le (plus-tax:. Reserves at The Bristol —after 5 at Burnett’s, next Theatre. PRINCBSsS THEATRE. EINC ES S’ TnEA TB' 15Manners street. The Little Theatre with The Big , Attractions. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW ONLY. Here’s the Melodramatic Sensation of the. Decade, produced on a Scale Uhprecedented in' Magnitude—The folopsal Spectacle, ' ■ • , "THE FATAL HOUR.” < ' s "THB FATAL HOUR.’’ "TEH FATAL HOUR."' . "THH FATAL HOUR.” Enacted by an All-star Cast, adapted from the famous Stage Play-:, “THE MARRIAGES OF MAYFAIR.” “THE MARRIAGES OF MAYFAIR." Show Girls, Nobility, Sordid Crime, and Trite Love all mingle in this Thrilling Drama of Life and Passion. “THE FATAL HOUR.” “THE FATAL HOUR.” 12 noon till 10 p.m., at The Princess. Be There „.. Be There. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Including two Big Two-reel Comedies Popular Prices. ( Tel.. 1967 Reserves. Coming Friday: Richard Barthelmiss in y "EXPERIENCE.” HAN D. IST BATTALION J3AND AT ORIENTALBAY TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). ' ■ At 8 p.m. : ,v SPECL\L EXHIBITION OF ETCHINGS BY FAMOUS ENGLISH ARTISTS. EXHIBITION opens tins morning; and will continue for 10 days at the t MURRAY FULLER GALLERY, 190, Lambton quay (first floor). Exactly oppaite Midland Hotel. Hours: 9 to 5.90. Friday .evening 7 to 9.30. '7lB ELECTION NOTICES. -MAYORAL ELECTION. OOUNCILLOR LEN. McKENZIE wilt address the Electors:— * . FULFORD’S HALL, BROOKLYN.—TONIGHT, at 8 p.m. Vogeltown Electors specially inviiedr WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD? . ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS BY PAYERS OF HARBOUR DUES ON SHIPS; ■ And of - . ONE MEMBER 1 BY PAYERS OF HARBOUR DUES OTHER THAN DUES ON SHIPS. I HEREBY GIVE - PUBLIC NOTICE that separate Elections will he held on THURSDAY, 26th day of April, 1923, of — (a) Two Members of the Wellington Harbour Board by those persons,. firms, and corporate bodies qualified to vote at such election as Payers of Harbour Dues on British Ships; and of r (b) One Member of the Wellington Har- , hour Board by those persons, firms and corporate bodies qualified to. vote at such 'election ae Payers of ; Harbour Dues other than Dues on v Ships. Nominations, in writing, will be received by the Secretary to the Board, at his office, Queen's wharf approach, up till NOON on WEDNESDAY, April, 18tb; 1923. . h. e: nicholls, Secretary; FRANK WILLS, Returning Officer.; ’ Harbour Board Office, ■ Wellington, N.Z., March 28th, 1923. i 133 ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON. i JQEAR SIR OR MADAM,- - j I have been nominated for a' seat on the City Council. I have not the good fortune to be included on any ticket, and, being of a retiring disposition, may not be known to the hulk of electors in this large and 1 important City. At the same time, haying allowed my nomination to go forward, I wish to say I will give of my -best if hoonured '.by being elected. I think some new blood in the Council will be for the 1 best interests of the City, and, though I cannot claim any great knowledge of municipal affairs, I hope to bring to bear a fair amount of COMMON SENSE and BUSINESS ABILITY ori the doings of the Council. 1 hare been about fifteen years in Wellington, and am supposed to he one of the leading Tailors in the Dominion. I anP also a Director of the Wanganui Woollen Co. I take a keen interest in all sport, and am a director andpast president of the Kelburn Bowling Club. I also toured the United Kingdom with the New Zealand bowlers in 1921. I have been connected with the Wei-: lington Savage Club many years, and was recently re-appointed on the Executive Council. 1 am also a RotarianV and it is the Rotarian spirit of "SERVICE BEFORE SELF" that hag induced me to stand for your City Council. * ' I appeal to business men of all ranks, to the sporting bodies, to the women (who ever put service before self), and all those who have no "ticket," or wish to modify a ticket for themselves, to favour me with a vote. The duty <Jf every- 1 one is to vote for the best, fifteen: .candidates. If I may he counted one'of them, . I will give my very best services -for the benefit of the City ' as'-A whole. Yonrs (foithftflly, " y JAMES A. DOHERTY. - . ' ■ r. 1 >- '\' . ■ TETANTED Known—For Commercial ”v and General Printing, ring 2747. N.Z. Times" Job Printing Department.