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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11223, 31 May 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. EOS IX A BUCKMAN. FIRST CONCERT— . FIRST CONCERT—-TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 8. TOMORROW NIGHT, at 8. '•New Zealand ia proud to extend moat cordial welcome to one of her daughters who has won lasting place in the halls of fame—Miss Eosina Jduckman, fitly ; ' named by Melba New Zealand's Queen of Song."—*'N.Z. Herald." TO W N HAL 1. ■OWN HAL L, Direction E. J. GRAVESTOCK. TO-MORROW EVENING, at 8. A Musical Event of National Importance. Concerts also on SATURDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY Next, Next, BtU. Mr E. J. Gravestock Has the Honour of nresenting New Zealand’s WORLD-FAMOUS PRIMA DONNA. Miss ROSINA BUORMAN ROSINA BUCKMAX. ROSINA BUCIvMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN. ROSINA BUCKMAN. After her Wonderful Triumphs m Europe, And MR MAURICE D’OI.SLY, MR MAURICE D’OISLY, MB MAURICE D’OISLY. England’s Foremost Operatic Tenoi. ASSOCIATE ARTISTS: MISS ADELINA LEON, MISS ADELINA LEON. The Brilliant English 'Cellist, And MR PERCY KAHN, MR PERCY KAHN, The Distinguished Composer-Pianist AT TO-MORROW’S CONCERT MISS BUCKMAN WILL SING: "Ballatella" (I. Pagliacci) ... Leoncavallo "The Lament of Isis” Granville Bantock "The Knotting Song" Purcell "Evening Prayer’’ Moussorgsky "0, Ship of My Desire" •" Montague Phillips Extra Numbera. Aria. "One Fine Day" ("Madame Butterfly”) Puccini And “Waiata Poi” Alfred Hill And the Great Duet, from ACT. IV. "ROMEO AND 'SufelET" Gounod With MR MAURICE D’OISLY. MR D’OISLY WILL SING: Aria, "O, Paradiso" (L’Africana) . Meyerbeer. "Entendez-vous le Carillon d u Verre ?” Old French, arr. by F. Austin. "Adien du Matin’* Einile Barnard. "Sombrero’’ Ckaminade. PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL FOR THE FOUR CONCERTS. PRICES: 3s and ss; Reserved Seats, 7s 6d. All Prices Plus Tax. 5s and 3s Tickets on Sale This Morning. 5s and 3s Tickets on Sale This Morning. At Ned Perrys, Manners Street.

PUBLIC NOTICES. WATERSIDE WORKERS’ BAND ART UNION. THE result of the Alluvial Gold Art Union is as follows: — First Prize, No. 24127, Mrs A. Paffill, PaeroaSecond Prize, 82111, R, Rasbatch, North street. Oamaru. The following Competitions were also decided yesterday: —Nos. 8509 a, 3379, 3103, 7654, 5496, 4532, 8270, 2508. Prizes may fee claimed Dp application to P.O. Box 1186. F. BOURKB, Secretary. PIONEER CLUB RECEPTION. A RECEPTION will be tendered to Miss Rosina Buekman on FRIDAY, June 2nd, at 3 p.m., for Members only. S. E. MARTIN, Secretary. WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION. WELLINGTON CITY EMPOWERING AND AMENDMENT BILL, 1922 (.Local Bill). IVj'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it ■Lx is the intention of the Wellington City Council to introduce in the next session of Parliament the Wellington City Empowering and Amendment Bill. The objects that the said Bill is intended to effect are : 1. To amend the Wellington City Trading Departments Reserve and Renewal Funds Act, 1917, as follows: By substituting the words “Two pounds ten shillings” for tho words "One pound ten shillings" in the ninth line of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and in the sixth line of sub-section ft) of Section 13 of the said Act. 2. To confer further powers on the Corporation and Council of the City of Wellington in relation to street widen, ing. j 3. To confer further powers on the Corporation and Council of tho City of Wellington in connection with the control and maintenance of private ways. 4. To provide for certain payments on account of interest and sinking fund out of loans aggregating .£1,708,916 authorised to be raised by the Council by poll of the ratepayers taken on the 15th day of September, 1920. 5. To amend Section 3 of tho AVellington City Empowering and Amendment Act, 19i2, as follows: By repealing the words “no such bylaws shall authorise charges to he made in respect of Zoological Gardens on any Sunday” at the commencement of subsection 3 of the said section and by substituting for such words the following words "such by-laws may authorise charges to be made in respect of the said Zoological Gardens on any day, including Sundays." Copies of the above Bill have been, deposited at the Magistrate’s Court, Lambton quay, Wellington, and also at tho Town Clerk’s Office, Town Hall, Cuba street, Wellington, and are there open to public inspection for a period of three full weeks from the first publication hereof. Hated at Wellington this 30th day of May, 1922. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY. LIMITED. ROOKING MISS DEMONSTRATION By UNA CARTER. TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st, 1922, 3 p.m. Subject: 'Toed Block Cake. Hggless Fritter Batter, Fried Fish lit—Batter, Butter Sponge Sandwich, Rolled Oat Risen its. Fried Bread, Seed Cake.’’ 707 WANTED Known Bookbinding of any description and in any class of material beautifully executed by tbf "Times-’ Jobbing Department. Ring up 2749 for prices- ;