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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12252, 25 September 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS DE LUXE * C^WKW/ 1 Zfeshv J mufer tAe, (outturn frost TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock. Matinoo Saturday 2.30 The Romance of a French Dancer who tried to hide her past from the man she loved. BETTY COMPSON “NEW In JLIVES FOR OLD” Gigantio Cast Includes Wallace McDonald, Theodore Kosloff and Sheldon Lewis. Beautiful Bet'tv Compson in a remarkable double role, twice as fascinating as y..\i've ever seen her before. Gigantio Supports. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. Bos Plan at Bristol Piano Co., Vitken’s Book Arcade,- or ring Theatre—'Phone 23-080. ' fJTHE NEW AMBASSADOR, 8, Willis street. SUPER ATTRACTION j AMBASSADOR SOCIETY ORCHESTRA AMBASSADOR SOCIETY ORCHESTRA The Only American Jazz Band in New Zealand. Best Music. Best Floor. Best Service. Reservations: 'Phone 1636. ; N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE'ARTS. annual Exhibition. NOW open daily in the Art Gallery, Whitmore street. Hours: 10.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. ADMISSION 1/Art Union Tickets 1/H. M. GORE, Secretary. THE ADELPHI CABARET, 126, CUBA STREET. OWING to the carrying out of certain structural alterations the Cabaret' win be open on SATURDAY NIGHT only this week. Ring 28-305 or 28-294 to reserve tables. RODNEY A. PANE HURST, Manager. PUBLIC NOTICES THE SALVATION ARMY. ANNUAL SBLF-DENIAL APPEAL. STREET* DAY TO-DAY, TO-DAY, TO-DAY. KINDLY remember tho -Blue-bonnet-ted Lassies and their Collecting Boxes. Yo,ur donation will make somebody happier. Give cheerfully and willingly. .You do not give TO US, bat THROUGH US, to the needy and destitute, the heathen and hopeless. 430

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ADDITIONAL BY-LAW. rpHIS IS TO CERTIFY that at a SpeX cial Meeting of the Wellington Harbour Board, held on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of SEPTEMBER, 1925, at 8 o’clock in the evening, certain amendments to the General By-laws of the Board were submitted to, adopted and passed by, the said Board* and that such amendments to the By-laws are to come into force on the First day of October, 1925. Such amendments to the By-laws have been printed and lie open for public inspection at the Offices of the Board during office hours. The said By-law amendments relate to and are in respect of: — COOL STORE CHARGES ON CHEESE. Dated this 24th day of September. 19g5. A. G. BARNETT, Secretary. Harbour Board Offices. Wellington, New Zealand. 424 BANK HOLIDAY. DOMINION DAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1925. PURSUANT to the terms of the “Banking Act, 1908," the Banks throughout the Dominion of New Zealand will be Closed on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. 1925-DOMINION DAY. 425AMERICAN COINAGE. SEPTEMBER 30th, 1925, American Gold and Silver Coin will Not be Accepted by the Banks trading in New Zealand. ' 428 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HUTT. I HEREBY GIVE - NOTICE that in terms of Section 75|jof the Legislature Act, 1908. a copy of the Electoral Roll for. the above district has been deposited at each of the undermentioned places, for inspection : ■ POST OFFICES— Eastbourne Lower Hutt Petone Taita Wainui-o-Mata. POLICE STATIONS—- ' Eastbourne Lower Hutt ’ Petone MAGISTRATE’S COURT, PETONEOffice of Brick and Tilo Co., Silverstream. JOHN ALFRED LOUISSON, Registrar of Electors. September 24th, 1925. 423 I’ ETIIABY’S, the Up-to-date Umbrella -4 Specialists, opposite the General Post Oflico, Wellington. No connection with any shops or travellers trading as Letliaby s in Palmerston, Wanganui, or Masterton. We recover nicely in Navy. Green Grev, Mole, Black etc. Black Leventine Cloth, (is 6d; "Glorex,” 8s Gd; "Glorex” Imperinl, lls fid; Twill Silk, 14s 6d and 16s 6d ; Colours. t6s (id to 22s fid. We pay postage, 20s by post brings a Silk ''Glorex’’ Short-handle Umbrella to vou: 15s brings a Gent’s 16 rib Umbrella to you. Presentation Umbrellas from 25s to 105 s each. Inquiries invited. Only address: Letliaby’s, Wellington.