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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12286, 4 November 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS KINGS” THEATRE 'wellintfonb fbpul&r fficfarp ; r '7/ous , o "i — ■ TO-NlttUX b p.iu LAST TWO NIGHTS l ’ II “THE MARRIAGE -(j MARKET” ' X A story sizzling with drama —alive ; A with romance sparkling; with 1 II comedy—bubbling oyer with the X spirit of youth and optimism I s a Grand Supporting Programme. II Election Results will be screened v in this Theatre To-night. • FRIDAY NEXT s’ ANNA a. NILSSON In The most daring drama of the year “INNOCENCE” VICTORIA HALL. ; ' , ( Adelaide road: MADAME FOLEY AND CO. PINK Assortment of Fancy Costume for Hire, town or country. Telephone 24-154. . MATINEE SATURDAY. 2.30. GRAND OPERA HOUSI GRAND OPERA HOUSI SATURDAY NEXT And on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. ORIGINAL 2-ACT OPERETTA, “THE FIRE PRINCE’ , Produced by : MRS ALBERT RUSSELL. WANTED— V WANTED— N 10,000 Wellingtobians to see, hea . and enjoy the "FIRE PRINCE" o SATURDAY AFTERNOON at MA TINEE, SATURDAY NIGHT o MONDAY NIGHT. PACK TH] HOUSE. WELLINGTON for Plunket-Karitane Appeal And MRS ALBERT. Plnnk-it. Plunk what? Plunk 2 JB, 1/ Plan Bristol. Matinee Saturday, 2.30 PUBLIC NOTICES WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. 'TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC. ELECTION NIGHtT NOVEMBER 4th 1925. ON WEDNESDAY, 4th • INSTANT, from 7.0 p.m. and until the etrcetf are sufficiently clear for tram traffio tc be resumed, cars will not rnn via Lambton quay, Willis,'street. Manners streef, or Courtenay place. Inland Bay Cars, leaving the Bay on 9’s, will rnn via Wallace street. Cars leaving on 2’s will rur via /Vivian street, returning to Island Bay via same routes. Seatoun and Lyall Bay Cars will run via Vivian street and Jervois quay, returning via the eame route. Brooklyn-Aro -street Cars will run to Manners street only. Karori-Wades town Cars will run to Government Buil linga only. Cars.via No. 2 route will run to Courtenay place only after 7.0 pm. D. McGILLIYRAY, Traffio Manager. 3/111*25 MEDICAL REGISTRATION. I ARTHUR CECIL BARKER BIGGS, > M.C., M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.* (London, 1908), D.P.H. (Cambridge, 1919), F.R.C.S. (England, 1925); now residing in Wellington, hereby give notice that I intend applying on DECEMBER 3rd, 1925, next to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of the Department of Health at Wellington. ARTHUR CECCIL BARKER BIGGS. M.C., Care 8.M.A., Wellington. Dated at Wellington, November Brd, 1925. 100 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ELECTION DAY. CLOSING OF STREETS TO TRAFFIC. TVTOTICE is hereby given that the fol--iv lowing streets will bo Closed to Vehicular Traffic after 7 o'clock TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), November 4th, 1925, viz.:— ' WILLIS STREET, from Manners street I to Lambton quay. LAMBTON QUAY, between Featherston and Brandon streets. COURTENAY PLACE, between Taranaki street and Tory street. • R. TAIT, Acting Town Clerk. November 3rd, 1925. 101 ELECTRIC LIGHTING DEPARTMENT. ELECTION DAY. / ■ \HE Public Offices will be CLOSED 1 from NOON on WEDNESDAY, the 4th instant.' M. CABLE. General Manager. November 3rd, 1925. t / 105 REMOVAL NOTICE. IT is notified for publio information that on and after MONDAY, 2nd in- ■ stant. the GovernmerCt Tourist Inquiry Bureau is removed from 170, Featherston street, to Huddart-Parkor Buildings, Post Office square, Wellington. 984 BY ORDER. W R YOUNG MAN'S Jill lie SDIT Is an incentive to the ENTERPRISING TYPE of YOUNG MAN TO WEAR PERSONALISED LONDON STYLE instead of mass made suits. Well-Dressed Young Man has a Better Chance in every way." MILLIGAN'S., Kelbnrn avenue. M AIL P.O, ORDER CHEMIST. BOX 421, WELLINGTON. Send for catalogue of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Toilet Requisites. Correspondence elrictly private.