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FEStIVALS, • 1 ' ROTORUA "STISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF . » WALES. MAORI FESTIVAL OF WELCOME. MAORI FESTIVAL OF WELCOME. SCOO JIEIIBERS OF THE NATIVE ' . RACE, ARE ASSEMBLING IN ROTORUA FOR THIS NOTABLE EVENT, Which, from its character and. magni- ■ tude; will become historic anion" tlie Spectacular Celebrations of the Maori People. THE FUNCTION WILL BE HELD ON THE RACECOURSE AT ARAWA PARK, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. The Ground's, aro open to the public Free of Charge, but, ill order to providq spe- ■ eial seating for those who. desire it, the .Rotorua Jockey Club is erecting a Grand- : stand on which Reserved and Numbered Seats mav be retained. 200 SPECIAL SEATS WILL BE RE- ■ SERVED AT 40s. PER SEAT. ' 550 SPECIAL SEATS WILL EE RESERVED AT 20s. PER SEAT. . Refund on resale being effected. Selection of particular seats is not permitted. Seats will bf- allotted according _ to number, in strict sequence of application. Name, and address of the. intended occupant must be sent with each application for a seat, Remittance must accompany application, and must include a fee of sixpence to cqver. postal registration of tickets. . Remittances by must include bank exchange. All applications for tickets should be registered. Tickets a.re not transferable, bnt persons unable to use-their tickets may, on any date up to and including April 21, return their tickets and obtain a., refund. BOOKING WTLL BEGIN ON SATURDAY,. MARCH 27. and will Close not later 'than WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21. ; Inquiries and applications for Tickets ■must be addressed„to . 'G. HUNT. Stand Secretary. R.J.C.. Box 143, Rotonia. PUBLIC NOTICES. ; : : t : —: : — j TO FARMERS OF THE WAIRARAPA. WE bej to notify the. Settlors of Mas- ■ » ' tertoji and District that we have opened in Masterton anAUCTIONEERING AND WAIRARAPA MACHINERY EXCHANGE In the Premises, Perry Street, lately occupied by Messrs. A. J. Cooper and Co., Ltd., Auctioneers. • AGENCIES: Sole Selling Agents for the Wairarapa Combined. Motors, 'of the famous Moline Tractoi'3. • John Chambers and. Son, Water Raising Appliances, Auto Milking Machines, Tangyo and 'Novo Farm Engines. Queensland Fire, Marine, and Accident Insurance. NAYLOR AND FALK. J. H. Naylor. H.' V. Falk, (Late of Booth, Macdonald and Co., Masterton.). 'Phono 1227. Box 193. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. WELLINGTON CORPORATION " TRAMWAYS; .TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. CURTAILED SUNDAY SERVICES. ' (TjiN SUNDAY, April 4, the regular .y" time-table will be SUSPENDED on,, all lines, and half .the .usual".number of cars only will, bo rim. ' ; On Island Bav, J,.vail Bpt. Newtown. 1 Oriental Bay, Brooklyn, Kilbirnie, and 1 fvarori a 20 minutes' service, in lieu of 1 10 minutes, cars starting at usual times. On Seatoun, 40 minutes' service. On Wadestown. 30 minutes' service. SUNDAY MORNING CARS AS '■ USUAL. ' D. M'GILLTVRAT, Traffic Manager. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. 1 TjIVIDENCE having been supplied of J-J the loss of -poliev numbered "161019 in the books of this Department on the life of John Bulmnn, of Christchurch, i but formerly of Wellington, Niraherej 1 and Greymonth, Railway Clerk I here- t by pi.Ve notice of my intention to issue, c nt the expiry of one .week from this f date, a copy to take .the place thereof f •unless objection be previously lodged. j J. H.' RICHARDSON. f Government Insurance Commissioner.' Wellington, April 3, 1920. .i. .: ' I MESISRS. FELL AND 'PUTNAM,.. ItJ. Barristers nnd Solicitors, havo admitted into Partnership Mr. William J. LL.B., lato of the City. Solicitor's Office, as from APRIL 1, 1920, . The new Partnership will be carried on under the name of FELL, PUTNAM, AND MULDOWNEY, [ 105 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. C ' \ C RAILWAY NOTICES, • , p NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EASTER HOLIDAYS. ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN TRAINS, JIUTT LINE/ ON MONDAY, APRIL 5 (Easter Monday), additional ' passenger- trains for Wellington will leave Lower Hutt at 8.20 and .10.0 p.m., and Pctone at 8.24 " and 10.4 p.m. ' ' . BY ORDER. • • ' I BUSINESS NOTICES. ' Cmsultation Free. I HOTTERHOLT, CHIROPRACTOR, • 19 KENSINGTON STREET. _ 'Phone ?0—114., | Graduate of The Palmer School of P C(iiropracticß (the Chiropractic fountain I head). Devonport, lowa, U.S.A. 0 years' ® practical experience in New Zealand. AY F. CAMPION, Typiste and Gen- ,• oral Agent, Room 11, Top Floor, Adelphi Chambers (next Empress), Willis " Street. Box 247. 'Phone 790. SHIPPING NOTICES. SHAW, SAVILL. AND ALBION COM- , PANY LTD; | R.M.S. ATHENIC FOR SOUTHAMP- ■ ton; NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. T "ipASSBNGERS aro requested to note -i that the steamer will leavo the Glasgow Wharf at 7 a.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 4. They may emlmrk at 8 p.m. To-day (Thursday), April 1, and their filial embarkation must bo not later ft than 10 p.m. Saturday, April 3. Passports must be available for exara r ination nt 7 a.m. Sunday, ApriM. ' All Baggage (except hand cabin) must, i bo alongside the steamer by 9.30 a.m. V Saturday, April 3, H. LEVIN AND CO. LTD., Si Agents, In