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Free Lance, Volume I, Issue 51, 22 June 1901, Page 7

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.

TAYING FOUNDATION STONE of -J the New Railway Offices, by H R.H. THE DUKE OF" CORNWALL AND YORK. TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS. TRAMWAYS On FRIDAY, the 21st instant, cars will not run beyond the Government Buildings between the hourb of 10.30 a in and 1 p m GENERAL VEHICLE TRAFFIC On FRIDAY, the 21st instant, between the hours of 10.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. the following streets will be closed for traffic — Bunny-street, Whitmore-sti eet, Waring Taylor-street, Fea-ther&ton-street, between Wainig Taylor-street and the Government Build l.igs. R TAIT Acting Town Clerk. 20th June 1901

New Zealand Railways, Head Office, Wellington, June 18th, 1901. VISIT OF T.R.H. THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CORNWALL AND YORK TO NEW ZEALAND

CEREMONY OF THE LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE OF RAILWAY DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES, FEATHERSTON STREET, ON FRIDAY, 21st JUNE, 1901.

THOSE invited to view the ceremony are requested to be IN THEIR PLACES by 11.15 a.m. After 11.30 a.m. no one will be permitted to enter the enclosuie. The entrances are at the corner of Whitmore and Featherston streets, in Whitmore-street, by the Railway Line, at the north of site in Featherston-street, and in Bunnystreet by the Railway Line. At these entrances visitors will be required to exhibit their tickets, BUT NOT TO GIVE THEM UP.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THOSE DRIVING TO THE CEREMONY AND TO DRIVERS OF VEHICLES. The Whitmore-street entrances only are to be used by carriages, and are to be approached from the north by Waterloo Quay, and from the south by Customhouse Quay. Carriages that are to wait to take away visitors after the ceremony is over will, after setting down their passengers, proceed down Featherston-street, and take up a stand in Waring Taylor-street. The same gates will be used by those driving away from the ceremony, and carriages must return to them by Waring Tay-lor-street and Customhouse Quay, and drive away by Whitmore-street and Lambton Quay. No carriage will be allowed to stand in the vicinity, except as provided for herein. To avoid confusion, visitors are requested to observe the arrangements made. By order. A. M. HEATON. M.C.

G. A. HURLEY, ESTATE AGENT, SHAREBROKER, LICENSED TO PREPARE DEEDS UNDER LAND TRANSFER ACT 7, GREY STREET, WELLINGTON.

4 i Hoim, off TASMAN STREET, gas sto\e, paths, asphalted, workshop mus>t be sold, as owner now residing in Dunedin , onlj AilO b r Honse, DIXON-STREET , let at Ms, \er> cential; £Vi"i l > r House, KARORI, ovei an aue, £1275 Two 0 r Houses, ROXKUR(.rf-ST , well let ; ±1550. b r House, HAWKER-ST , haj verandah, large piece of land, fine utn, \ei^ eas^ access, A7f>o b-i House, PIRIE S C , healthy situation, two minutes from tram , £710 l-i House, EPUNI-ST , good section , X4SO 5-1 House, BROUGHAM-ST , id x 100 , £600 or offei b-r House, BROUGHAM-ST , best position, £725. Two 5-i Houses, HOPPER ST., ±400 , open to an offer as owner must ha\e monej b r House, WADESTOWN, sheds, stable, {at. , ±02."i 7-i House, MYRTLE-CRES , e\eij modern convenience 7 t House, MAJORIBANKS-ST, Ax 132ft; easj terms , 5 r House, in SUBURBS, •200 apple trees, b acres; ±1250 Partnership in newspapei offeied, *ei\ small capital Flour Milling Business, countn , good tiade, small capital required

Money to Lend at Current Rates. EMPIRE THEATRE, Castlereagh-street, Sydney. Every Evening at 8 -f CULLER'S EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE JO COMPANY. Still Booming Press and Public Unanimous ! ' ' Prices, 2s, Is, and 6d Sole Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons ; Geneial Manager, Ben Fuller; Cable Addre&s, " Empiie, Sydney."