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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4880, 4 February 1903, Page 6

rjii ce SALTATION A EIIY. COMMISSIONER McKIE. ATSTRALASIA’S LEADER, Accompanied by LIJ SET-COLONELS ILOKSKINS AND ■GILMOUR, AND LARGE STAFF. Will conduct GREAT REVIVAL MEETINGS. SUNDAY. February Btb—ll a.in.. Citadel, Vivian direct; 3 p.ra.. Opera House; 7 p.m., Opera House. Freewill Offering at Door at Night. lIONDAY. 9th—3 i>.m. and 8 Citadel, Vivian street. Pentecostal Times Expected. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED BY-LAW. ■JVTOTICE is hereby given that the fol■i s lowing Resolution was passed at a Special Meeting of the City Council of Wellington. held on Wednesday the 21st January, 1203, viz.: RESOLUTION; The Council of the City of Wellington hereby makes (by Special Order) the following by-law under “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900,” and □ all other Acts and Powers enabling the Council in that behalf to amend and add provisions to the By-law of the said Council, made and passed, on the 23rd day of May, 1898, and intituled “The Consolidated By-law, 1898.” The above-named Resolution will ha submitted for Confirmation at an Ordinary Meeting of the Council, to he hold on THURSDAY, the 18th February, 1903, at 8 p.m., at the Council Chambers. Brandon street, Wellington, when the date on which the said By-law will come into force will he fixed. The object and purport of the Amending By-law are as follow: To repeal clause 122 "of part 111. of the Consolidated By-law, 1898. relating to Fees for Inspection of Plans and ■ Buildings, and substituting in lieu , thereof a Clause providing that all Fees payable .in connection with applications for permits made under clause 49 of the By-law shall he payable before such penuits are issued. Also to repeal the sth Schedule of (he said By-law setting out the fees payable for the examination of plans and particulars of any works, and for the inspection of any works, and to substitute in lieu thereof another Schedule sotting out a new scale of fees. A full copy of the By-law is deposited for inspection at the Office of the City Council, Brandon street. JNO. E. PALMER, Town Clerk. 28th January, 1903. 743 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED BY-LAW. is hereby given that the folI' lowing Resolution was passed at a Special Meeting of the City Council of Wellington, held on Wednesday, the 21st January, 1903. viz.: RESOLUTION: Tho Council of the City of Wellington hereby makes (by Special Order) the following By-law under “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900,” and all other Acts and Powers enabling the Council in that behalf to amend and add Provisions to the By-law of the said Council made and passed on the 23rd day of May, 1898, and intituled “Tho Consolidated By-law. 1898.” The above-named Resolution will bo submitted for confirmation at an Ordinary Meeting of tho Council, to be held on THURSDAY, tho J3th February, 1303, at 8 p.m., at the Council Chambers, Brandon street, Wellington, when the dato on which the said By-law will come in'o force will ho fixed. The object and purport of the Amending By-law are as follow: To amend Clause 59 of the Consolidated By-law, 1898, dealing with the rooair and maintenance of water applß ancos. by deleting the words “on (bo premises occupied by him” occurring in such Clause, and substituting in lien thereof the words “such premises.” A full copy of the By-law is deposited for inspection at tho office of the, City Council, Brandon street. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 28th January, 1903. 733 THE NEW ZEALAND ELECTRICAL SYNDICATE, LTD. FROM Monday, the 2nd of February, and until completion of the New Offices in Harris street, the office work will be carried on at the Showroom in Willis street. Telephone 814. 5P9 A ROBERTSON begs to thank the • public for their liberal support, and to announce that owing to increase of business he has had to put up an additional building to meet the requirements of his numerous customers. A.B. has had a longer and better experience than any other dyer and cleaner in the colony. Dyeing and Cleaning of every description done. Ostrich Feathers and Kid Glove Cleaning a Speciality at the PERTH DYE WORKS. Ghuznee street. Tel. 918. Leviathan hotel. Opposite Railway Station, DUNEDIN. P.O. Box 112. Telephone, 67. JAMES CONNOR ... Managing Director. The Favourite House with the Travelling Public. Up-to-date in every detail. Brick Building. Fire Escapes. Moderate Charges. Tariff—4s Cd per day. 25s per week. Pen* manent boarders by arrangement. The Lunch, from 12 till 2. is unequalled in the colony, ONE SHILLING. Night and Day Porters. 758 SHEPHERD'S ARMS HOTEL. TINAKORI ROAD. WELLINGTON. DAN GILLESPIE, having purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hostelry, invites his old and new friends to give a look in at the old curiosities, which are always being added to. and now present a show worth a visit Wines, Ales and Spirits of the best brands’. Open invitation to all. j-ARTINBOROUGH TTJfOTEL O. WAKELIN ... Proprietor. First-class accommodation for travellers, ete. Sportsmen are advised to engage their looms for forthcoming Deerstalking Season. Telegrams and letters receive prompt attention. ' ■’Busses meet trains at Featherstdn. 496 gSIPIEB -gTOTEL. MASTERTON. J, CRESS ... ... Proprietor. This popular house of call is under entirely new management, and is one of the mosv centrally situated hotels in Masterton. Cab meets all Trains. Only l est brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. Terms, 4s 6d per day. Telephone 54. 977 EXCELSIOR HOTEL. E. McKENZIE Proprietor. Princes street, Dunedin. TTtHIS Hotel is entirely new and thorJL oughly up-to-date. Well-appointed Bedrooms, large and commodious Diningrooms and Refreshment Bars. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. Patent Fire Escapes. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Three minutes from Railway Station, Post Office and Wharf.