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New Zealand Times, 12 September 1907, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. Under the Distinguished Patron- Excellencies the Governor and age and in the Presence of their Lady Plunket. TOWN HALL. WELLINGTON. TO-NIGHT ONLY. THE INCOMPARABLE SOPRANO, MADAME ALBANL With the Strongest Company of Distinguished Artistes Ever to Visit New Zealand. including WILLIAM GREEN, Tenor; MILDRED JONES, Contralto; HAYDN WOOD, Violinist; MYRTLE MEGGY, Solo Pianiste; and THEODORE FLINT, Conductor. World’s Tour under Direction of CHARLES H. GIBBONS. Prices: 6s, 4s, and 2s. Plan and seats at the Dresden. Day Sale at Abel’s.

PUBLIC NOTICES. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, .WELLINGTON. Applications in writing for the Position d? Church Officer (Caretaker) of St. John's Church will he received till TUESDAY, 24th inst., by Mr William Allan, of Veitch and Allan's, Cuba street, from whom all particulars may bo obtained. 795 JESSIE MACLACHLAN. TOWN HALL, Mon., Tiies., & Wed. Next. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. SEPARATE APPLICATIONS, which must be made on forms obtainable at the Board's Office, are invited for the following Positions. Applications close at Noon of THURSDAY, 19th September;— Rakaunui —Sole Teacher, <£l44 and <£2o h.a. Dyer Settlement—Sole Teacher, ,£llO and £lO H.a. Clyde quay—Assistant, <£l2o. Petone—Assistant, .£lls. Pongaroa—Assistant Mistress, £9O. Clyde quay—Assistant Mistress, £9O. Akatarawa —Sofo Teacher, £7B and £lO h.a. Waterfalls—Sole Teacher, £66 and £lO h.a, Hinemoa—Sole Teacher, £54 and £lO h.a. J. VAENHAM, 710 Acting-Secretary. COUNTY OF BAY OF ISLANDS. TO HOSPITAL NURSES. A PPLICATIONS will bo received by -TA » the undersigned until MONDAY, October 7th, from Trained Nurses (with certificate in midwifery) for the position of Subsidised Nurse for Bay of Islands County. Duties commence January Ist, 1908. Position is worth .about £l5O per annum. Testimonials required. For further particulars , apply to "Times" Office, Wellington, oi' to H. C. BLUNDELL, County Office, County Clerk. Kawakawa, 4th September, 1907. 6341 MEETKENT TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THIS EVENING, 7.30 p.m. Farewell to Misses Rose Davey, M.A., and McGregor, and Dr Kirk, who are leaving for the mission field. / The Moderator of the Presbytery will preside, and brief addresses will be delivered. ’ Collection in Aid of Mission. 800 JESSIE MACLACHLAN. TOWN HALL, Mon., Tues., & Wed. Next. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ORDER-IN-COUNGIL. CHARLOTTE £ND MOLES WORTH STREETS LOOP-LINE. (In the matter of the Tramways Act, 1894.) 'VTOTICE is hereby given that the CounLi oil of the City of Wellington, proposes to apply to his Excellency the Governor for an Order amending the Order-in-Council, dated , the 27th day of October, 1902, and authorising the construction by the said City Council of the Electric Tramway described in the schedule hereto, as a loop-line to the lines authorised by the said Order-in-Council. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the plans and crosssections showing the nature of the works to be undertaken, and the nature and scope of the proposed alterations and extensions, together with a description of the same, are deposited in the office of the Town Clerk of the said Council, situated in Cuba street, in the City of Wellington, and are open for inspection with-, out fee during office hours. DESCRIPTION OF OVERHEAD CONSTRUCTION AND TRACK. ’ . The Electric lines are to be carried in duplicate the whole way, and' supported by centre-poles or side-poles with long bracket arms or side-poles with span wires. ■ The System is known jbs the Double Insulation System, and is so constructed that the insulation does not depend on any one insulator. . ' The overhead line will be put up as on© section of or will be incorporated ’n existing sections of the Tramways authorised by the said Order-in-Cotmcil, so that arrangement may be’ made to fuse and break' the sections and so isolate any one section at any moment. Current will be supplied along the overhead line at say 500 to 550 volts or thereabouts. The rails are to be of substantial construction, and of 95 pounds per yard section, and are to be laid on a bed of concrete in Lambton quay.; and elsewhere on wooden sleepers. All the rails are to be doubly bonded, and the two tracks where they run side by side will be cross-bonded at convenient intervals. Dated this 12th day of September, 1907.

SCHEDULE BEFORE REFERRED TO. ROUTE.—Commencing at a point on the present tram rente in Lambton quay about 80 feet south-west from the southwestern building line of Bunny street and proceeding in a north-westerly and northerly direction along, over, or through Charlotte street and Molesworth street, and terminating at a point approximately opposite the northern building line of Aitken street. JNO. R. PALMER, * Town Clerk. 12th 'September, 1907. 755 is hereby given that the sevLl eral parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the ’provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1885, and its amendments, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the sth day of October, 1907. 4036. -WILLIAM HETGHTON.—2 roods 6.9 perches, part Section 641, City of Wellington. Occupied by Applicant and tenants. 4060. EDMOND TUDOR ATKINSON. —34 acres and 10 perches, part Sections 113, 114, and 181, Hutt District. Occupied partly by Edward Benge and partly by David Benge. 4071. ROBERT THOMAS MABEY and GEORGE ISAAC BENGE.—BB acres 3 roods, parts Sections 120 and 121, Hutt District. Occupied by James Kearney. Diagrams may be inspected at this ofDated this 4th day of September, 1907, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. . J. M. BATHAM. 762 District Land Registrar.