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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5372, 3 September 1904, Page 6

THE EINK. to-night: HOCKEY ON THE SKATEb. So -'rent was the interest excited by the hi"hlv successful match oil W cdncsda> evening last Unit bv their, own and general public desire, the mcnioeis ol the \Veliintjtoji Hockey Club Y V1 P P la )' “ KUTL'HX MATCH TO-NIGHT (SAT UK DA I), SEPT. 3rd. First Spell at 8.15. General Kin kins commences at 7.30 p.m., but lor the purposes of the match the, floor will be cleared for a period ot thirty minutes at 8.15 p.m. ... Blue and Whites.—it. B. Jacobs. B. <*. Mudslev, D. D. L. Elias (forwards), 1. ii. McDonnell. J. H. Memo (halves) and E. Lawson (full-back). "Whites. —I .Gibbs. L Bridge. D. Bridge Oorwards), N. Smvthe. K. Bridge (halves). H. Bridge (full-back). Hull brass baud. The usual Sessions this morning and afternoon. Next Week's Arrangements.— two Days and Nights (Wednesday and Saturday). 625 J. MACMAHON. ST. PAUL’S PRO-CATIIEDEAL, Muigvave street. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4111. Order of Services; Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Matins and Holy Communion, 11 a.m.;’ Evensong, 6.30 p.m. Offertories throughout the day in aid of the General Church Fund. Tinakori road Church room—Children s Service, 11 a.in.; Evening Service, 6.30 Ct T. P E T E E ’ S CH U K C H. O Util SUNDAY AFTER TTUNTTY. Order of services—B a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Matins: 11 a.m.. Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon; 3 p.m.. Service for Young People,; i p.m., Baptisms and Churchings; 6.30 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. Brooklyn Churchroom—ll , n Mathis; 6.30 Evensong. Collections ,j| [fay are for the General Church Fund of the Dioccie of Wellington. The missions to seamen CHURCH AND INSTITUTE. WHITMORE STREET (Near Ferry Wharf). SUNDAY', September llh, 1901. Services at 11, 6.39, and 8. Preacher, Mr .1. Moore, Missi’oncr Subjects: 1 "Not to be Trusted" ; 2"Ste’ps Wo Don’t Regret’’ -, 3'Ttecovcred Sunshine." Sailors’ parlour opened at 2.30. Prayer meeting at 6.10. Institute opened daily. 307 CjT. JOHN’S CHURCH, 55 ■ WILLIS STREET (Presbyterian). TO-MORROW-*-Morning, 11. Evening, 6.30. Rev James Gibb, D.D. Evening—“ Christianity and its Critics. (7) Experience Shows That the Real Jesus and the Living Jesus are one and the Same.” -■ 538

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED .£70,000 LOAN. . NOTICE OP POLL. I HEREBY give notice that a Poll of the 'Ratepayers of the City of Wellington will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 7th clay of September. 1001, on the Proposal of the Council of the City, of Wellington to Borrow, by way of Special Loan within the meaning of "The Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1001,” the. sum of .£70,000 for the works hereunder set forth, subject, to olrtaining requisite legislative sanction to contract with Messrs A. and C.' Crawford for the purpose of tdieir offer;— • ' ' PROPOSED PUBLIC PARK AND . RECREATION GROUND, I MIRAMAR NORTH. AND CONSTRUCTION OP ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS THERETO. The Wellington City Council hereby gives public notice that an offer has been made by the Company known as “Miramar, Limited.” of a parcel of land 48i acres in extent, at Miramar North, as a Public Park and Recreation Ground for tho City of Wellington, as a free gift provided tho Electric Tramway, Service of the City of Wellington is extended thereto within a period of three (3) years from tho 20th day of November, 1903. In 1903 the Wellington City Recreation. Ground Act was passed bv the Legislature empowering the Wellington City Corporation to contract with the Company for the purpose of the above offer. The estimated cost of extending the Tramway in accordance with the Company’s proposal is, for permanent way, overhead equipment, rolling stock, plant and contingencies ... -••• <£34,500 11. MESSRS A. and G. • CRAWFORD have ottered to give to tho City of Wellington an area of land comprising approximately 500 A cres of the Mouorglum Block, Miramar South, conditionally upon tho Electric Tramway Service being extended to and through Miramar Plat and thenco by tunnel to corner of Ludlam and luglis streets, Seatoun. Tho estimated cost of.extending the tramways in accordance with Messrs A. and C. Crawford’s offer is, for, permanent way, overhead equipment, rolling stock, plant, contingencies/ etc ,£35,500 Total ... ... ... ... £70,000 Each of the above sums being appropriated to the district and the work above set forth. AND I FURTHER GIVE NOTICE that such Poll will be taken at— St. Paul’s Schoolroom, Sydney street Messrs Bethuno’s Auction Mart, Brandon street Druids’ Hall, Taranaki street St. ' Thomas’s Schoolroom, ■ Riddiford street ■ : Mr Heginbotham’s Hall, Kilbirnie Schoolroom, Island Bay Schoolroom, Brooklyn Churchroom, Aro street The Polling Booths will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.. NOTE.—Section 22 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900,” provides that persons whoso qualification is RESIDENTIAL are NOT ENTITLED TO VOTE at Polls taken on proposals relating to Loans or Rates. Dated this 2nd day of September, 1904. JOHN G. W. AITKEN, 516 ‘ - Mayor of Wellington. ROYAL M_II. STABLES. MEYERS AND SINCLAIR, Proprietors. MANGAWEKA. SADDLE and Harness Horses at the shortest notice. Coaches meet all trains. 6d each way. Parcels collected and; delivered. Travellers’ telegrams promptly attended to. Good Paddocking. All care taken, hnt no responsibility. A SK YOUR GUNMAKEE OR STOEBA. KEEPER For THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO.’S Manufactures, viz.: "Favourite "Swiftsnre” "Slayer” "Superior” "Invincible” "Green” ‘‘Blncrock'’ 3 inch. Brands of SHOT GUN CARTRIDGES Which have come out top at all Live-bird Pigeon Matches in New Zealand during the past IS months. The company’s .303 Ammunition cannot he equalled for quality and accuracy. REMOVAL NOTICE. lAVE moved my office from Grey itreet to No- 19, King’s Chambers, er of Willis and Harbour streets. ALEXANDER DUNN, , Solicitor, o. 19, King’s Chambers, Wellington.