MEETINGS. V.M.C.A. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. ANNUAL MEETING OF FOOTBALL CLUB. Chairman: Mr. A. N. Bowden. All members of the Association willing to play in either Senior, Second or Third Grade Tenuis Invited. TO-MORROW AT 3 P.M. RALLY OP YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASSES. In connection with the approaching • Referendum. Speakers: MESSRS. R. A. LAIDLAW AND L R. FAULKNER. TEA AT 5 P.M. All Young Men urged to attend on necount of the important matters to be discussed. MONDAY. MARCH 31. OPENING f\V /GYMNASIUM. PENING "YMNASIUM. Special Classes for Juniors, Intermediates, and Seniors. Instructor: MR. GEO. F. UNDERWOOD. BUCKSHEE STUNT FOR RETURNED MEN. i Intending Pupils should Enrol Early. P. J. L. KENNY. • 296 General Secretary. ■\T A 8 S -\ T E E T I N G OF YOUNG ]Vr EN - V ,Vg U N D A Y> m. M arch 23 rd - C. 3 FM - A. SUBJECT: TIQUOR V. -pFFICIENCY. Chairman: MR. R. L. STEWART. Speakers: MR. ROBERT? LAIDLAW, REV. ERIC I3VAXS (Late Chaplain N.Z.E.F.) TEA AT 5 P.M. 63C A /-tiALL. rp:O YOUNG yyOMEN. I A /~«ALL TO YOUNG YEOMEN. A rpo YOUNG VT/'OMEN. T»,pSS T>|UTLER, B.Sc, ■jVTISS TMJTLER, B.Sc, PRINCIPAL O!F THE GIRLS' GRAIMMAR SCHOOL. WILL GIVE AX ADDRESS mo p IRLS A DURESS mo AIRLS lADDRESS mo p lEU 'ADDRESS rpo p IBLS AT THJ , . Y.W.O.A. H ALL - Y.W.C.A. H ALL dPPER QUEEN STREET. rpUESDAY TyTARCH CfT mUESIDAY "pWENLNiG, TyTAROH tyK j 7.45. ALL YOUNG WOMEN LXVITED. ALL YOUNG WOMEN INVITED. ALL YOUNG WOMEN INVITED. ALL YOUNG WOMEN INVITED. 231 aft TV/TARTIN LUTHER, L.0.L., church service tfCStLSjW POSTPONED. luu Church Service to have been held to-morrow has been unavoidably Postponed until further notice. 626 ALEX. GEAR. W.M. DIVIDENDS jyrrLNE and t imited. An Interim Dividend at the Ta-te of 8 per I cent per annum has been declared on all ! classes of 'Shares for the Half-year ending j the 31st day of January, 1919, tint limited as to the Stares Issued on the 23rd (Jay of ! ! December last to the period commencing ; :on that date. | i Interest on Debenture Stock at the same rate will also be payable for the balance of euch half-year as from the date of the issue i thereof. The aftove becomes due and payable on and after THURSDAY, the lOtli day of I April, 1919. 1 J. A. STIOHBURY, Secretary. He Transfer Books of the above Company will be Closed from the Twentyeighth Day of March, 1919, to tiie Tenth Day of April, 1919, both days inclusive. 132 BY ORDER. TOWN BOARD NOTICES. pAPAKURA TOWN BOARD. OUTSTANDING SANITARY FEES. Notice Is hereby given that all Outstanding Sanitary Fees not paid before the 31st MARCH, 1910, will be handed to the Hoard's Solicitor for collection, without further notice. HAROLD WILSON, Town Clerk. Papakura, 21st March, 1919. 554 DON'T FORGET GEESTEXA S FOR BREAKFAST. • THERE iItTST BE A REASON WU] PEOPLE COME SO FAR. And say they cannot get Butter like that LOVELY TARANAKI AT THE LITTLK BACON SHOP, 190 and 192. Hobson Street, right opposite the Marble Arch. • llHtf DO i<l' T FORGET ' |J QEKSTENA S FQ& BBBAKFAST. I
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 8
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