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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 194, 14 August 1920, Page 11

MEETINGS. JJRADLEY QAMPAIGN. Christian Workers of all clrnnmlnations Corrtllllly invited to meol TO-MGIIT iSATrKPAT), P.M. ST ANDREWS SCIIOOLUOOM, LOWER SYMONDS STREET. S2B ITIZEXS , W A T C H rOMMITTEE MEETS AT QUAY STREET, SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Subject: "TKL'TII V. ESTABLISHED LIES." Spi'nkers: Mi;. H. woonnoFF. Mil. M. BOYLE. 533 T -VnOl'R pARTY. QI'AY STKF.KT MKKTINUS: CUXDAY \ FTKIINOON, f) <~ P.M. Speakers: >ra. ('. S. MOItRIS, Mil it. V. RAKTirit. " LABOI-K AND IM.MKMIATION." MR. .1. rUKTKLL, "THE TIU'l-: F.VOTS AUDIT THE SUGAR WOKKBBS , IHWITE." Ct>llcrtl»n in Aid of Parly's ActlTliics, Don't Forpet—Opera Hoivc Meeting, Sunflay 3t. i". Way Lectures, "The Kea'l War of tile Workers." 203 T OVAL GOOD ■ No ' i3(l0 ' J:vl - 1 ""-. L.0.0.F. Tlie Adjournpil Snmmonoii fe^S^r^ , Meeting will he lipli] iv the l.onte lioom, mi MONDAY NEXT, August 1(1, 111 S p.m. BUSINESS: Consideration of Committee's Report on Medical Service. Every memlier urged to attend this Important meeting. Bγ order of the N.G. 302 AY. DEAN, Secretary. TjMUE.NDS' "jyrEETINO TTOUSE, SIT. EDEN ROAD (Corner of Sylvan Avenue), MONDAY, IUTH, 8 1.M., Addr-ss by r>R. CLIFFORD St. STUBIBS, Of Chengtu Mission, West China. SUNDAY, loth.—ll a.m.. Meeting for Worship. All interested in Chins Missions are specially Invited. 20 A UCKLAND GU3I WORKERS' UNION. iiCORRECTION. Owing to a clerical error, tile Time of Sleetins -for the -Special .Meeting on Monday Is stated as 10.30 a.m. It should read "7.30 ' '" ARTHUR ROSSER, , 253 Secretary. -VJT3W ZEALAND WIRELESS INSTITUTE i> (INCORI-ORATED). ACCKLAXD CEXTRE. A General Meeting of the above Institute will be held NEXT WKDNIESDAY. August 18, at 7.30 p.m., In the LJSCTURE-ROOM of th« ENOIJfEERIXG DEPARTMiBXT, adjoiirins tlie New Science Building, UNIVBKSITY COLLEGE, Lower Symonds Street. Presidential Address from Mr. S. lnrln Crookcs, M.1.E.E., M.Am.LE.E. Business. Members' Election and General. All interested are invited to attend. R. F. D. BUKRBLL, Hon. Secretary. Correspondence to Box G.P.O. 22* " 1C TO It IA CRUISING i/\ CLUB. 1 yjf \ The Annual General MeetUe/BX \ Jng of the Victoria Cruising wr/t \ V eI,ID wi " he held in the Boat House, Beaumont Street, on WEDNESDAY, August IS, ues at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Annual Report and Balancesheet and Election of Officers. AH Members and Intending Members arc requested to attend. GEO. MOBIBERLEY, 612 Hon. Secretary.

(&j£SV\ TDRIGADE. ArtNUAIi MEETING OF ABOVE, WEDNKSDAI- NEXT, 18th AUGUST, CENTRAL FIRE STATION. Election of Officers for Ensuing Year. Subs. Due. 171 A. STEUAKT, Hon. Sec. UNVEILING OF VICTORIA LEAGUE ■MEMORIAL. The Victoria League invites all who had relatives who fell In the Maori TVars to place wreaths on the Memorial after the UTrveUluß Ceremony on WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 18. jjOj A. HOLLAND, Secretary. ■yiCTORIA JT^EAGUE. MEMORIAL TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS WHO FELL IN THE MAORI AVARS. The UNVEILING of the abovenamed MEMORIAL, erected nt the junction of .Symonds Street and Wakefleld Street, by the Victoria Ungne, and the presentation of same to the City of Auckland, by the President, Mr. \V. J. Napier, on behalf of the League, will take place on WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 18, AT 3 O'CLOCK. Addresses by the Mayor, the President of the Victoria League, Representatives of Maori War Veterans nml others. l"urade of Territorials nud Cadets will act ns a Guard of Honour. The General Public and especially all Veterans mc cordially Invited to attend. 'A. HOLLAND, CC3 Secretary. MEMORIAL TO .SAILORS AND SOLDIER'S OF BRITISH FORrES AND ■FRIENDLY NATIVES WHO KELL IN THE MAORI WARS. The above Memorial will lie Unveiled on ■WEDNESDAY, Aiijruwt IS, at 3 p.m. The iVictorin League has extended a'i Invitation to nl'l Returned Soldiers, ami It Is hoped there will he a Inrje attendance. The Memorlnl Is in ihe WakeilelJ Reserve, faciug Symonds Street. E. F. ANDREWS, 606 Secretary R..S.A. GENERAL LABOURERS' UNION Meets WEDNESDAY, lSth, 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS— Notice of Motion re taking ballot nnd withdrawing from Arbitration Court. And General. BW ANDY O'NEILL. Secretary. trpHE FOUNTAIN OF A PRIENDSUIP LODGE, FRIENDLY SOCIETY. (Regd. No. M 9). 'Members of the above Lodß'£an<i lady friends are cordlaH> # Invited to n PfrriAL BVENIVCi, to he held- . In the MAiPONir HALL, Belgium Street, on smiD-AY XKXT, the 20th August, at 8 p.m. C. WESTFHAL, 154 Secretary. VrEW SEASON'S SUITINOS.—We havt IW just opened up a lovely line of the Utee.t Suitings. Tbe very newest In ■ *loes, Browns, Greys, etc.—Write or call frr patterns; prices bedrock.— McßßlDE. «»• TaUor, 11-13, Victoria St. H&i-,