EASTER TRAMS
The usual tramway and bus timetables will be suspended on Good Friday and Easter Monday, and restricted'services will be run. On Good Friday^ "Sunday" timetables will be observ* ed on moßt tram lines, but additional; trains will be run in the morning on} several routes. VSnnday" cash fare* will be charged all day.' The' nsualj week-day tram services will be: giveni on Monday, but there will be no specials. ■ ; ;■ •■ •. ■ All bus services will be'cancelled oa]. Good Friday, with the exception of-the Aro street-Northland service, where a; Sunday timetable will be observed.' On| Easter Monday there will be no busosj to Happy Valley, Melrose, Kilbirnia; (Evans Bay), Brooklyn, Hataitai (Awa; road), Northland, and the: trackless, tram to Kaiwarra. The ! altered time*: tables are Bet out in detail elsewhere!-' in this issue.
THE SHARE MARKET
(By Telegraph.—Press Association^ AUCKLAND, This Day, ' Sales reported: King Solomon, la 8&$I E.S. and A. Bank, £5 5s 6d; Mount Ros» kill, 1960 (5%), £98; ditto, 1933 (5% V £99; Mount Lyell, 20s; Devonpoit Ferry* - 21s; Auckland Gas, 23s 3d. ■
LATE SHIPPING'
DEPARTURES. WEDNESDAY, Ist AFBllu TOTAKA. s.s. (12.40 p.m.), 421 tons,: Bdea> ' for New Plymouth.. " , .- ; BY TELEGRAPH. . ; L*TTELTON, Ist iprtL > Arrived—Maori (G. 40 a.m.), Walnnl (8.4J? a.m.), from Wellington; John (8,15.. 6.m^)i, i Ktwitea, (11 a.m.), from Tlmarn. ■ ■ , !
The Wellington Education Board has! accepted the following tenders for various works in connection with school buildings:—Manakau residence, plumlx ing work, W. Jensonj .residence, No. 2S,Thompson street, renovating, etc., and) renewal of roof, Hesketh and Caltonj and F. "Warmington; Masterton Central,' installation of electric light, B. Venner;| Blenheim, demolition of chimneys, W. ; Carr; fencing, D. M. Wemyss; : Petonaj Central, painting roofs, main and irw f ant schools and special classroom, Fish« oilens Co.; Bedwocidtown, fuel shed, I\ M. "Wemyss; nWor -and pump, J. Xi O'Hara; Picton, steel sash for dental clinic, Duthio Casement Co.; Waikawa. Pa, additional classrooms, G. A. Smith! and Co.; To Aro, new school, E..- £y . Knight; Brooklyn, removal of spoil, -X.. Orr; Sliramnr Central, infant department, Lindsay and Maidment. This week's "Wireless.■' World?- ap*' pears in to-dny's issue, instead, of t©*-- ' morrow*?. ~..''
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 77, 1 April 1931, Page 13
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350EASTER TRAMS Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 77, 1 April 1931, Page 13
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