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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 210, 31 May 1920, Page 7

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PUBLIC NOTICES. i WELLINGTON CORPORATION TEAM- i WAYS. - , NEW SCALE OP FARES. 1 ON and After MONDAY, MAY 31, ' 1920, the following Scale of Fares I will Im in force:— 1 CASH FARES. One section—2d. , Two Sections—3d. Three Sections—4d. Four Sections—4d. Five Sections—sd. Six Sections—sd. Children (under 12 years of age), Id. for ■ one, two or three sections, as at , present. UNIVERSAL CONCESSION TICKETS. Transferable and Available on All City Lines. No. Available for: of rides. Price. One Section 12 1/6 Two Sections 18 3/- i Three Sections 14 316 ] Four Sections 1-1 4/Fivo Sections 14 4/9 , Six Sections 14 5/3 j AVORKERS' RETURN TICKETS. 1 Present Scale until further notice. SCHOLARS' TICKETS. No Alteration in existing rates. Concession Tickets at above rates are ■ now procurable at the Tramway Dopots ] and from the Department's Agents in the City and Suburbs. / W. H. MORTON, , General Manager. j May 28, 1920. t N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. ' SKETCH EXHIBITION. nnHE following is the result of the Art -*- Union drawn on Satur'day evening: Ist Prize, £7, No. 844—M.M., Grove Rd. •> 2nd Prize, dCS, No. 886—Mr. E. Fair. I 3rd Prize, .£l, No. 453—Mr. Innis. J 4th Prize, No. 461—Mr. Brusewitz. sth Prize, £3, No. 928—Mr. Donkin. t 6th Prize, ,£2, No. 569—Mr. De Castro. I c By request the Exhibition will remain open in the Art Gallery. Wliitmore Street, until TUESDAY, JUNE 1. j Hours: 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. j Admission: Gd. H. M. GORE, Secretary. I HOLIDAY NOTICES. LAW HOLIDAY. ' ON THURSDAY, JUNE 3 Proximo, . the Law Offices in the City of Wellington will b? CLOSED in honour of the King's Birthday. F. HARRISON, Secretary Wellington District Law Society. ' ' 1 MOTOR SEnVICEQ, J HODSON'S PTONEER 1 WANGANUI-MAPTON' MOTOR SERVICE. Established 2J jears. Punctuality and Reliability Guaranteed, c TRAVELLERS from Wellington to Wanganui can save 2 hours by joining Hodson's Motors at Mprton in evening. - Equal time-saving for travellers from Auckland to Wanganui on arrival at Marton in morning. TIME-TABLE: Morning Trip—Leave Parkrille 6.45 a.m., arrive Marton 8 a.m.; leave Marton.B.3o a.m., arrive Wa- c rlganui 9.45 a.m. Afternoon Trip—Leave' k Parkville 3.45 p.m., arrive Marton 5 n.m.; leave Marton 5.30 p.m., arrive Wangnnni 6.45 p.m. TOURISTS! : ' TARANAKI TRIPS-To North Eg- 1 mont, Mountain House, Tuesdays, J Thursdays, and Sundays. Fares, rettirn same day, 155.; atop-over, 205.; single, 12s. Writo or wire for seats. E. WOOLDRIDGE, I Tourist Garage. New Plymouth, Special Trips arranged any time, anywhere. 'Phones 357, 638. ANGANUI, RAETIHI AND OHAKUNE MOTOR SERVICE.-Cars i leave Universal Motor Co.'s Garnge, Wanganui, daily at 9 a.m. _ Leave Goodyear's Stables, Raetihi, daily at 9 a.m. Special cars kept both ends for taxi *ervice. Wires: Wanganui—Universal Motors. Raetihi—Goodyear's Stables. NATTRASS AND TENNENT, Proprietors. TJOTORUA to East Coaffc and"Ure*- ( Oi wera Country.—Powerful motors, £ Wire for Seats. E. E. Williams, Royal I Mail Contractor, Hinemoa Street, Roto- ft' tna. 'Phone 124. ol