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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 12

MEETINGS. / "VOTICE is hereby given that A GEN--C\ ERAL MEETING of the Society will be held at St. James' Hall. Wellington-st., Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th, 1908. AT 7.30 P.M., when APPROPRIATIONS, as under, will be allotted;— First Group: 215 th and 216 th, by Ballot £400 0 0 Second Group: 180 th and lSlst, ,by Sale £400 0 C Third Group: 172 nd and 173 rd, by Ballot £400 0 0 Fourth Group: 126 th and 127 th, by Ballot £400 0 C Fifth* Group: 125 th and 12Sti, by Sale £400 0 C Sixth Group: 114 th and 115 th, by Sale £400 0 C Seventh Group: 43rd and 44th, by Ballot * . £400 0 C Eighth Group: 41st and 42nd, by Ballot £400 0 C Ninth Group: 42nd and 43rd, by Sale £400 0 C Tenth Group: 3Sth and 39th, by Sale £400 0 C Eleventh Group: 23rd and 24th, by Ballot £400 0 C Twelfth Group. 21st and 22nd, by Sale £400 0 ( Thirteenth Group: 9tfl and 10th, by Ballot £400 0 C Fourteenth Group: 7th and Sth, by Sale £400 0 C Fifteenth Group: 6th and 7th, by Ballot £400 0 C Total _ £6000 0 C UNDER RULE 96. Members desiring te be "FINANCIAL" for the above Appro priations, must pay all Subscriptions, etc., due. BEFORE 5 P.M. ON MONDAY. 23rd MARCH. Moneys received on the Tuesday preceding the Meeting, or on Wednesday, the day of the Meeting, being TOO LATE to be entered up in time for the Appropriations. ANNUAL AUDIT: All Pass Books will b( required for the Audit. March 31st, when New Baaks will be issued. Members who have already paid Subscriptions, etc., tc the end of this month are requested tc Bend in their books as soon as convenient. By order of the Board. 3. C. GRIERSOM, Secretary. fjST ° "" T 'I C E mt^p 6 ° f ."beholders and Rate th\ri„ f I'reeman's Bay aud Suroondlni District will be held on FRDAY "7i March 1908, at S p.m., in the Napier-st atal,? s *° l \th e ., l, " r P° se °f Progestin, in- £S nl?' 8^ 11 Contractor establish iu s lis Depot aud Stabling in thk thhk-b populated centre, fronting Napier st an fliuher to urge on the Council that it is i the interests of the whole city that th Council should take over this work an. SL''. c » C M med oat J n a more cleanly man uei. AU are cordially Invited. JOHN MAYN, - - .- • JAS. JLiITE, - L' - - Conveners; 6