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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21363, 17 June 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE ECONOMY PRICES: , Stalls Is and Is 6d, Reserved Stalls 2s 3d, Front Circle 2s lOd, Rear Circ|e 2s 3d. No extra for Booking in Circle. At the EMPIRE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433), Afternoon Organ Session .. .. 2,15 Evening Session de Luxe .. .. .. 7.45 Where we are Presenting our Latest and Greatest Anti-depression Contribution. “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS." “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS.’* “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS," “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS." “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS." With < DIALOGUE BY P. G. WODEHOUSE. DIALOGUE BY P. G. WODEHOUSE. DIALOGUE BY P, G. WODEHOUSE. DIALOGUE BY P. G. WODEHOUSE. Featuring Featuring a Specially-selected Cast of Leading Players, including; REGINALD DENNY - FIFI DORSAY CLIFF EDWARDS and others. A BROADSIDE OF LAUGHS. And LESLIE .V. HARVEY At the Organ. Box Plans at the Bristol and at the Theatre. Phones 12-432 and 12-433. Watch for THE GREATEST BRITISH TRIUMPH OF THEM ALL, . . The Immortal Story of Gallipoli, “TELL ENGLAND." CITY CORPORATION NOTICES ' CITY COUNCIL. , \ '' MOTOR OMNIBUS TRAFFIC ACT, 1926. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the Provisions of Section 7 of the above recited Act, that at its Meeting to be held on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of June, 1931, the Dunedin City Council will CONSIDER APPLICATIONS to Establish the following Motor Omnibus Services —yiz.:— 1. FROM THE TRAMWAYS DEPARTMENT OF THE DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL FOR SERVICES AS FOLLOWS—viz.:— (a) From the junction of Frederick and George streets to Maori Hill and Cannington road. (b) Prom the Mornington Tramway Terminus to Elgin road (Sundays excepted). (c) From Mornington Tramway Terminus to Belleknowes and Roslyn Woollen Mills. \ V (d) From George,street bridge to Dalmore and Campbell road (Sundays excepted). (e) From the corner of Bond and Jetty streets to Fairfield and Riecarton, via Princes street. King Edward street, Wilkie road, and South road. (f) From the Town Hall, Octagon, to Wakari, via Stuart street, Albert street. Littlebourne road,. Tweed street, Fifield street, Wright street, Walton street, and Taieri road (on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays). (g) From Anderson’s Bay tramway terminus to Anderson's Bay Cemetery (on Saturdays and Sundays only). (h) From St. Kilda tramway terminus to Anderson’s Bay Cemetery (on Sundays only). . ■■ , . (i) From the junction of Bond and Jetty streets to Brighton (on Sundays and public holidays only). (j) From the jdnction of Crest and Cavell streets to the Grand Hotel, via Cavell street, Musselburgh Rise, Anderson’s Bay road, Princes street, Manse street (High street, Crawford street, returning to Crest street; Fridays only). (k) From the Normanby tram terminus to St. Clair tram terminus (on Sundays only). m From the Stock Exchange to St. Kilda and St. Clair (on Sundays only). (m) From the Stock Exchange to Anderson's Bay tramway terminus (Sundays only, as traffic warrants). (n) From the Stock Exchange to Anderson’s Bay Cemetery on Sundays only, via Princes street, Anderson’s Bay road, Royal crescent, Victoria road, Tahuna road, Lawyer’s Head road, and Cemetery road. (o) From Cargill’s Monument to the Railway Station, via Lower High street and Anzac square (on Sundays, public holidays, and special occasions, as traffic warrants). (p) From the St. Kilda tramway terminus to Tomahawk on public holidays only. (q) From the Roslyn tram junction to Driver’s road, Maori Hill, via City road and Highgate (on Sundays only). (r) From the Caversham tramway terminus to Tahuna Park (on the occasion of Show Days only). , SFrom the junction of George and streets to Sullivan’s Dam, Leith Valley (on public holidays only). (t) From the Dunedin Railway Station to Tahuna Park (on Show Days only, as traffic warrants);, (u) From the junction of George and Duke streets to Patmos avenue and Glen Leith (Sundays excepted). (v) From the Dunedin Railway Station to the Stadium, Surrey street (on special occasions, as traffic warrants). (w) From the Caversham tramway terminues to Calton Hill and Lookout Point. (x) From Cargill’s Monument to Forb'ury Park (on special occasions, as traffic warrants), (y) From Jacobs’s Corner to Mornington tram terminus (on special occasions, as traffic warrants, in lieu of trams). (z) From corner Rattray and Princes streets to Highgate (on special occasions, as traffic warrants, in lieu of trams). (al) FroA Cargill’s Monument, Princes street, to Taieri Aerodrome (on special occasions, as traffic warrants). (bl) From Cargill’s Monument and St. Clair to Cargill’s .Castle (on Sundays and special occasions, ae traffic warrants). 2. FROM THE PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD., FOR THE FOLLOWING SERVICES—VIZ.:— (a) From Portobello to Harrington Point. (b) From Queen’s Gardens, High street, Dunedin, to Portobello, via Lower Porto-' bello road. (c) From Queen’s Gardens, High street, Dunedin, to Ravensbourne (as required). (d) From Queen’s Gardens, High street, Dunedin, to Tomahawk. (e) From Queen’s Gardens, High street, Dunedin, to Portobello, via Highcliffe, Pukehiki, Sandymount, and Portobello. (f) From Queen’s Gardens, High street, Dunedin, to Larnach Castle (on Tuesdays and Saturdays only). 3. FROM ANDREW MILLER FINNIK FOR THE FOLLOWING SERVICES —VIZ.:— (a) From Joll’s Corner, Mosgiel, to Bond street, Dunedin (on Sundays, public holidays, and special occasions). (b) . From Mosgiel Railway Station to Mosgiel Factory gate. 4. FROM - ARCHIBALD BROWN FOR THE FOLLOWING SERVICE—VIZ.:— (a) From the corner of Bond and Jetty streets, Dunedin, to Mosgiel, W’ylie’s Crossing, and Berwick. 5. FROM LESLIE WALTER HOPE FOR THE FOLLOWING SERVICE —VIZ.:— (a) From Palmerston to Dunedin, via Karitane, Seacliff, Warrington, Evansdale, and W T aitati. 6. FROM NOBLE CALLAGHAN FOR THE FOLLOWING SERVICE—VIZ.:— (a) From the Queen’s Gardens, Dunedin, to Port Chalmers, via the Lower Port Chalmers road. 7. FROM THE NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS ROAD MOTOR SERVICE FOR THE FOLLOWING SERVICE —VIZ.;— (a) From the Queen’s Gardena. Dunedin (via Anzac avenue and Lower Port Chalmers road) to Port Chalmers. At fhe Meeting aforesaid opportunity will be afforded any interested party being heard respecting the .foregoing applications. GEO. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, June 16, 1931.

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