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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13337, 28 March 1911, Page 1

Amusements. ELECTRIC THEATRE. Direction, Messrs Hayward and Cooper. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT; HAYWAEB’S PIGfURES. And PERMANENT ORCHESTRA,. , THE GOLDEN SUPPER. ■ SCIENTIFIC BILLIARDS. A PLUCKY AMERICAN GIRL. And Latest Gems; Prices—D.G. Is, Stalls Is, Pit 6d. COMPLETE UIIANGE .WEDNESDAY. PEE A II 0 U S >E. Direction, J. T. Mn'ir. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 30tli and 31st. ANTONIA jDOIOEES, ; THE WORLD-EENOWNED PRIMA ” donna. The Singer Who Reaches the Heart! At the great public reception to Dolores in the Town Hall, Sydney, a few months ago (which was given by the musical people of the city). Sir William' Manning voiced the sentiments of those present, and, indeed, of the music-loving public of Australasia, when he said: “A. sweet singer has come amidst us I again in the person of-Mdlle. Dolores. She has returned to the scene of one, of her great' triumphs, for NO SINGER HAD SO 1 WON THE HEARTS OP THE MUSICAL 1 PEOPLE of Sydney. Indeed, her-triumphs 1 have'not been surpassed by any of the artists; —and there have been some great ones amongst us of late—who have succeeded her. (Applause.) There is a singular charm about tlie lady which: has endeared her to the people of the city. She sings to you the songs of England,■: Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany,, Italy, and translates the thoughts of the great masters as no artist who has- been here before her has done. (Applause.) She is a groat artist, and in her we have one ■with a European reputation—indeed,- a reputation which might be considered world-wide.” ' The ENTHRALLING, VIBRANT RICHNESS of DOLORES’ VOICE is an amazing revelation to those who have . not yet heard her! •Every music-lover should book seats for BOTH CONCERTS. MDLLE. DOLORES will be assisted by MR SELWYN SHRIMPTON, the Talented imd Brilliant American Pianist. Box Plans now ; open at H. T. Jones and Sou’s. Admission—2s,. 4s, and 65., CettingMarried? Then it will pay you to vis.it Purser and Son’s great Furniture Sale, how on. Public Notices. OLD BOYS’ FOOTBALL CLUB. npHE Annual Meeting of the above will * be held in the' School Library, Tomorrow (Wednesday) Evening, o’dcck. at 7.30 All Old Boys of Secondary Schools are eligible for membership. Entrance through Gym. door. R. BARTON, ' Hon. Sec. NOTICE. OUESUANT to the Tramways Act 1908 and the second Schedule thereto and to the Tramways Amendment Act 1910 NOTICE is hereby given that the Gbnville and Castlecliff Tramway Board intends to apply for an authorising order under the Tramways Act 1908 Tor a tramway of the following description:The route of the proposed tramway commences at the terminus of the proposed extension of the Wanganui Borough Tramway a point on the Boundary Road halfway between the Heads Road and Alma Road then follow’s along Boundary Road to its intersection with Alma Road’thence by way of Alma Road and Matai and Abbott Streets to Bignell - Street along the . latter street to Tawa- ’Street and thence through to Koromiko Road and j auctioning with the’ Wanganui Borough Tramway line at the intersection of Carlton Avenue and Koromiko Road. I r From the junction of Abbott and Puriri Streets the line to Castlecliff proceeds along the latter street to Puriri Street extension through the latter street to Rata Street thenc© by way of Rata Street Cross Street Poison Street Carson Street Cornfobt Street to the Sea Beach near the Cable Station. The tramway is to be constructed 6f steel grooved girder rails weighing seventy-four pounds and over per lineal yard supported on hardwood sleepers resting on sufficient ballast and attached thereto by raildogs. The rails are to be-joint-ed together by fishplates and bolts and copper’bonds or hermit welded. The tract, is to be finished to the level 6f the'' heads of the rails with road metal. The motive power is to be electricity obtained from the Wanganui Borough Council and applied by the “Overhead Trolley System” with “Uninsulated Return.” The trolley wires are to be suspended from - span wires across the road or from brackets attached to poles. : : ; AND NOTICE is hereby also given that the plans longitudinal sections and cross sections of the said Tramway and a copy ; of an agreement made between the Mayor Councillors and burgesses of the Borough of Wanganui of the one part and the Gonville arid Castlecliff ’ Tramway Board of the other- part dated the’ second day of December 1910 and also a draft of the Ordor-in-Coimcil proposed to be submitted to-the Governor for approval are deposited .at the Gonville and ‘ Castlecliff Tramway Board’s Office, Norfolk Chambers Ridgway Street Wanganui and will remain so deposited Tor public inspection in accordance' with the before-mentifiried Acts lor a period of four weeks after-this 28th day of March 1911 during office hours ! that is to say on week days except Satur- } days 9 -a.in. to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays i 9 a.rn. to 1 p.m. Dated this 28th day of March 1911. ! FRED. BOURNE, ‘ Clerk Gonville and Castlecliff Tramway ‘ ■■ Board. London Qualified Optician ■at The Davies’ Pharmacy.