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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 126, 28 May 1919, Page 2

Mrs. Corliss, Dominion president of the i Women's National Reserve, and Mrs. Porter, Dominion organiser, are staying at the Star Hotel. Mrs Corliss will be the speaker at the annual meeting to-night. The Conciliation Council sat the whole of yesterday and again this morning, considering the dispute filed by the Auckland Musicians' Union. At the noon adjournment the Commissioner (Mr. T. Harle Giles) stated there appeared every prospect of a settlement being reached. Gents, nothing to equal those box calf Derby boots, with stout winter welted soles, 30/, at Stone's Four Happy Family Boot Stores —(Ad.)

AMUSEMENTS. [keiurniedsoldiersj A Q°xc. ■B T Of POPULAR IXSTRUMEXTAL AXD» VOCAL MUSIC, In aid of the above, will be rendered hv tho ALBERT SYMPHONY! OR*CHEBtIiA. In the TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER On WEDNESDAY, JUNE £ mo . Programme in Next Satnrday's lEsneI Esne Tickets at A. Eady and Co.'s. 140 DOMESTICS WANTED. DOMESTIC Help, dully or mornings oni? •*-' Mrs A. Kevins, . Fairfax. Bd. Eusom near Newmarket. ' Pso r "i; LOST AND FOUND. L°£T;,i- Uln -™ lla v.!" Pos ?. offlce or s^l^ Bank.—The Chimes." Symonds St. 134 LOST. 3-Diamoud Kin:.-, lietwei'n~Kliv;,..-" Pass and Auckland' Railway Station keepsake. Finder rewarded.-l2a. ParkAv' mm^ _____————«___ SSO APARTMENTS VACANT. TROUBLE Furnished Room and SUttne St!. P«mMni?v ', D 0 chilQren —®. Lincoln TENDERS. rpENDEItS wanted for Erectinjr "2nrt or % ff.acb a cr d tlL mViaiUe *«** WW