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Evening Star, Issue 11694, 27 September 1902, Page 5

XWUUiAHAN AND MACJ£ W* + - . GAWiAHAN'AND S la tter Ohgfiial Sketch of . THE OLD ■ Introduemg Songs, Dances, and Real Irish, --■/ Pipes. ?"■/*,-■' •-- ; i : ';; ■"■■■* MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, „,'•■' , u CHAEUONiS SWRBCTS: Mesara CALLAHAHaM MACiTwew im>rt«d to the colonies by Mr Harry Riefcmrds, and have been the rage of Melbourne and Sydney for the last si* months. A MAMMOm PROGRAMME OF NOVELTIES By our Popular Coterie of Artiste: ■■■ Mr FEANK M. CLARK, Belle Ray Stella Ranger Ftorne Ranger Violet Welby Cooke Joe Cowan Ernest Fitts . Fred. Lloyd Alfred Belvitt ■ And there are Others. THE CORONATION PICTURES by the AMERICAN VITAGRAPH. Interesting, Astounding, Historical. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, The Popular "Singer of Coon Songs, PRICES: Circle. 2s; Stalls, la; Pit, Sixpeaee. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. P R I N G" SHOW. GARRISON HALL, - WEDNESDAY, Ist OCTOBER, 1 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION ... ONE SHILLING. Special Operatic Musical Programme, Afternoon and Evening, by Robertihaw's Orchestra. Refreshments, provided by Miss Mnrray, Obtainable at the Hall. Competition for BARR'S SILVER CUP AND PRIZES over £63. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, 5 p.m., Cifica of GEORGE DUNCAIJ, Secretary, 10 Lower Rattray street. Gorernment Notice*. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. "OXAMINATIONS will COMMENCE on ±A TUESDAY, 9th December, 1802, for the following:— Matriculation, Junior Scholarships, Medical Preliminary, Solicitors' General Knowledge, and Barristers'- General Knowledge. PLACES OF EXAMINATION: Auckland, Gisborne, Napier, New PryS ™ Wanganui, Palmerston North, Wellington. Nelson, Blenheim, Westport, Greymouth, Chriatchurch, Timaru, . Oamaru, Dunedin, Invercargill.

Candidates must tend to the Registrar of the University, Wellington, signed with all their names in full, a list of the subjects in which they desire to be examined. Such nonce must be sent- on or before THURSDAY, 23rd October, accompanied by the Examination Fee, or up to 30th OCTOBER, with a Fine of Two Guineas extra to the Fee. Cheques must hare exchange added, and Public Account Receipts or Stamps will not be accepted. FEES: For Matriculation, Medical Preliminary, or General Knowledge Examinations ... Two Guineas. For Junior Scholarship Examination ... ... ... ... One Guinea. (In this case a second guinea is payable if th-i Candidate Matriculates.) Candidates are required to use Forms of Application, which may be had from the Registrar. Candidates must state distinctly for which examination they propose to enter. Candidates for Junior Scholarships must be not less than 16 and not more than 19 years of age on Ist December, 1902. Fifteen Junior Scholarships, each of the annual of £3O, and tenable for three years, are offered at this Examination. There will be an additional allowance of £2O made to Scholars who require to live away from home to attend a University College. J. W. JOYNT, Registrar. Wellington, 15th September, 1902. Corporation Notices. CITY CORPORATION OF DUNEDIN. mHE FOLLOWING SECTIONS of PART •*• 10 of BY-LAW No. 1 axe PUBLISHED for the INFORMATION OF THE PUBLIC: 266. The Rates or Fares to be Paid for Carriages-—that is to say, for the whole vehicle and not per head- for each person riding therein—shall be as follows, the person hiring having the option of being charged either by time or distance:— FARES BY TIME for CARRIAGE Drawn by ONE HORSE— For the first, second or third hour, four shillings per hour. For every subsequent hour, three shillings per hour. For half or quarter-hours, at the same proportionate rate. FARES BY TIME for CARRIAGE Drawn by MORE THAN ONE HORSE— For the first, second, and third hour, f>ve shillings per hour. For every subsequent hour, four shillings per hour. For half or quarter hours, at the same proportionate rate. FARES BY DISTANCE for CARRIAGE Drawn by ONE HORSE— For half a mile or any less distance 1 0 For a r/>'le or any less distance over half a mile 1 6 For every additional half-mile or fractional part of half a mile.- 0 9 Any person calling or sending for any Carriage and not further employing the same, exclusive of detention 1 0 For detention for every fifteen minutes after the first fifteen • minutes 0 9 If distance exceeds two miles, and hirer returns, half-fare shall be paid for auch return journey. FARES BY DISTANCE for CARRIAGE Drawn by MORE THAN ONE HORSE— For half a mile or any less distance 1 6 For a mile or any less distance over half a mile 2 0 For every additional half-mile or fractional part of half a mile... 1 0 Any person calling, or sending for any Carriage and not further emnloyin? the same, exclusive of detention ...• 1 6 For detention for every fifteen minutes after the first five minutes 1 0 If distance exceeds two miles, and hirer returns, half-fare shall be paid for such return journey. 269. Betwppn the hours of TEN O'CLOCK p.m. and EIGHT O'CLOCK a.m. the Drivers or Conductors of Carriages shall be entitled to CHARGE DOUBLE "the amount of the respective Fares authorised by this By-law.

276. No Aepreement made with the Owner or Drixer of any Carriage for the Payment for the Hire thereof of more than the Proper Stan limi+pd by this By-law shall be finding on the Person making the same; and No Owner or Driver of any Carriage shall Exact or Demand for the Hire thereof more than such Proper Stmt, whether in pursuance of any such or Not. THOS. B. FAJRBAIBN, Town Clerk. Btmedin, 24th September, 1802. OUNEDIN CITY CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. ÜBLIO NOTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thnre will be NO TRAMWAY SERVICE TO-MORROW (Stroday), the 28th instant. - THOS. B. FAIRBAIRN, i Town Clerk. Dtmedin, 27th September, 1902. BOROUGH OF NORTH-EAST VALLEY. F* ATEPAYERS are Reminded that ALL rV ARREARS of RATES must be PAID on or before the 30th INST. ' -THEODORE ARNOLD, Town Clerk. North-eaai Valley, September 27, 1902.