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HOUSE. CHARLES HOLLOWAY'S POWERFUL AND POPULAR COMPANY In the WORLD-FAMOUS DRAMA i.ntitleil "THE TWO LITTLE VAGABONDS." On MONDAY NEXT, March 14th, An Entirely New and Exciting Drama, Entitled "WHY \VOM\X SINS." NO EAISLY DOORS. Popular Prices— 35., 2s , and Is. ]-[ i is y s THEATRE (Couitenay Place). NEXT SATURDAY Re-opening of WELLINGTON'S NEW THEATRE, Under Distinguished Patronage. FULLERS' FAMOUS ENTERTAINERS, Headed by the Universal Favourite Comedian, MR. FRED BLUETT MR. FRED BLUETT New Repertoire of Comic Successes. MR. DICK DAVIS, MR. DICK DAVIS, Austialia's Droll and Unique Endman. First Appearance of MISS IDA BERRIDGE, Melbourne's Famous Soubrette. First Appearance of WALTER MELROSE, Remarkable Descriptive Vocalist. lirst Appearance of JAS. ROBINS, Basso, late of Melbourne Promenade Concerts. Re appearance of THE BERTOTOES. Re-appearance of MISS MILLIE CLARE. Re-appearance of MR. JOE COWAN. Last but not least. The Favourite DRISCOLL BOYS SATURDAY March 12 SATURDAY A Brilliant Company of First-class Vaudeville Artists. Prices -Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is (no front or Reseived stalls) ; Pit, 6d. Business Manager, John Fuller, jr. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR LEASE OF PART OF BOTANICAL GARDENS RESERVE SITUATE AT THE TERMINUS OF THE KELBURNE AND KARORI TRAMWAY. mENDERS will be received at this Office _L until 4 o'clock on THURSDAY, the 24th March, for :— All that piece or parcel of land containing one acre and three perches, more or less, situate at the Kelbuine and Karo*ri Tramway terminus, and being part of the Botanical Gardens Reser\e, and offered by the Wellington City Council as a site for a Tea Kiosk. Full particulars and conditions may be seen at the City Council Offices, Brandon Stieet. Tenders to be endoised " Tender for Tea Kiosk bite,." and addressed to the undersigned. JNO. R. PALMER. Town Clerk. 9fch March, 1904. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. LEVEL OF A PORTION OF THE ESPLANADE, ISLAND BAY. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of thp Wellington City Council to fix the level of a portion of the Esplanade, Island Bay, as shown upon a pan now on view at the City Engineer's Office, Panama Street, and which will be open for inspection for one month fiom this date Should any objections be taken to the level they must be expressed in writing and forwarded to the undersigned on or before the 28th day of March instant. The Council will consider such objections at a meeting to be held on the 7th day of April next, at which all objectors having lodged their objections in writing may be heard in person if so desired. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 9th March, 1904.

WORLD'S FAIR. nnHE Government intend sending an JL Exhibit to the World's Fair, St. Louis, U.S.A., which opens on Ist May, and would undertake (a) To provide reasonable proportionate allotment of space free of charge to exhibitors ; (b) to handle and display approved exhibits on behalf of private owners, repack and return same to New Zealand. Cost of transport and other incidental expenses to be paid in advance or guaranteed by exhibitors, as may agreed. The undersigned should be advised of nature of exhibit, its weight and measurement when packed, and space required for exhibition. Exhibits should reach St. Louis before the 30th of APRIL NEXT. T. E. DONNE, Superintendent of Tourist and Health Resorts.