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Free Lance, Volume VIII, Issue 413, 30 May 1908, Page 17

NEW ZEALAND HAIL WAY ■*

SUPPLY AND DFLIVJiRI OF r,Ii\ SLED OIL

Railway Department, Head Office, SVeliiiogLon, 20 tin May, ISJLB WRITfEN TENDERS will be iecejved at this othce up to noon of MONi)A^ I.sth JU>.L, 191)8, foi the Supp v aaid Dein i ir\ Oil LINSEED OIL ,it Aurklo.r'C' a,nd WeJ.lwngt.oaL Specifications and forms of leaider to be obbuin-id at tihe Railnav StoieketiP'6i''S Office-. Newmarket, AddjJigtoii' Hil tiide and the Stoae> Maai,a.»ea's Office, Wellington. To-jid-ci- to bo addies>t\l to tihe Gone.ral Manager, New Zealand Railways and to be mails ed outside, "Tendei for Liaise «l Oil " The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, and telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. By order. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, N.Z. Railways.

rpoWN HALL. FRIDAY, .Ith JUNE FRIDAY, 7th JUNE WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY WELLINGTON CMORAL SOCIETY Patioai= — Hi-* Exceillionov Loird Piuniket, Swr Joseph Waid KCMG, Sit Robeit Stoiift, X C .M.G •lleindelssioliiii's "E L I J A H,'" "E L I J A II," "X L I J A H," Urden the C<jn'duct.oTi>hip of MR J MAUGHAX BARNETT Piiaicipals Sop ia no Mrs A. C Ori-Lonimg Contaalto Miss Muia Caidow Tonior • Mir J. Pusohiel Barirtoiiie : Mir. Johoi Proiu&© Box Plan Now Opeai at the DresJem. Admission — 3s, 2s, and Is. S. G. HAMERTON, Han Sec, P.O. Box 586. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PRINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY. WEDiNESDAi, 3rd JUNE.

HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS ■available for return, umtil SATURDAY, 20th JUNE, 1908, will be obtainable from amy station; to a<n,y station on the W'elloingtfoairNia.pieii-New Plymouth Section (except « here ordimr aiy fa ( rts are less) from Ist to 3rd Juirue. These tickeits ai c available for break of journey at anjy sbatioin at whioh the traim is turned to stop ovecr 25 miles from lSßiu'Lmg ste/tmoin. NOTE. — HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, issued at atoiy staitno,ii betweeu Te Aiix> aaid Miastento.ni, inicJuisive, to any stajtion betvveeai Te Aro anid Masfcerbon, uniclusive, WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE by the T© Aro-Napiw and Naipier-Te Aro Mail trains oai 3rd Jxume, either om the Outward or Return Jourruey. Passemgens holding such tickets must tiraved! by the traiais ■leavimg Te Aro at 8.33 a.m., Wellbngtoai a* 4.45 or 8.47 a.m., anid Master ton at 4.15 or 5.30 p.m. DAY RETURN TICKETS, avai'liabl© for darte of issu<e onlly, \\M, except wheire ordinary fares aire lesis, be obtainable om 3rd June from Te Aro, Belm'O'nit, or nuteranedUiate staitoioms to Bedmiomt, Uppesr Hu'tit^ oir imite-iimedioit© sbaitdfone — -FList Class 9s Gd, Second Class Is 6d, or vice versa. ON WEDNESDAY, 3ird JUNE— The usuall 7.15 p.m. Upper Huttt-Te Airo tra,Lii will leave Uppen Huit<t at 7.0 p.m., Lower Hutt 7.47, Petome 7.53. Other trams wjIIII run as usual. Extra trams, stoppirbg, of lequmred', at alii statioais for passemgeus « M iuxl as foilioiws — FOR MASTERTON.— Te Ar© deip. 833 a.m., WeMiinigton, 8.47, Greytovv-JTi 12 13 p.m., M&sterton, aim. 12.50 p.m. FOR TE ARO.— Masterbon dep. 4.15 p.m., Cairterton 4.40, Gire^yitowin 4.45, Feathcirstoni 5.15, Upper Hxutt 7.28, Lowe-r Hutt 8.4. The Te Aro-Napier M'aill treuin wiiT not take passiemgers for Upper Hutt. The Napier-Te Aro Mail train will molt take passengers from Upp&r Hutt. No goods traffic on 3rd June The Railway RJeareataoii Grontnds at Upper Hutt will be open to the geneTal pubic. HJot Water Sraippliieid Free. BY ORDER.