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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1926, Page 13

BUILDING SOCIETIES. m)RTHEm rpHE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE J- TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. Notice is hereby given that the TWENTY? SEVENTH APPROPRIATION MEETING will bo hold in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON STREET, on THTfRSDAY, January 28, 1026, when the following Appropriations will be allotted:— GROUP I—SALE BY TENDER -P Qftft GROUP 2—SALE BY TENDER -(? Qftft GROUP .'.—SALE BY TENDER £• QAA GROUP 4—BALLOT £• OAfS GROUP S—BALLOT .......... CflA GROUP 6—BALLOT ■*■* SOO £4800 Under Rule ■Iβ Member? will require tf» mnkr their sharps "FINANCIAL" by pa'.virig all subscriptions due on MONDAY. January 25, before 3 p.m. "VTETV Q.ROIT. "yEW Q.ROUP. "JOIN" THE PROGRESSIVE Intending members mc urged to put id their applications without delay as only'Jt, few shares remain before the latest Group, will be closed. This presents a jrood opportunity for those who wish TO COMMENCE SAVING NOW, and at the same time participate in the HSOO BALLOTS OF THE SOCIETY. Write or call at the Registered Offices: lOS-10'J, VICTORIA ARCADE (First Floor), AUCKLAND. P.O. Bos 640. Telephone 41-579. THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVB TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. 32 AUCKLAND Co-op. Tedminating Building Society—Appropriations, St. James' Hall, Wednesday. January 27th, 1026, at 7.30 p.m. £SOOO by Ballot and Sale. MEETINGS. ' QUAY STREET. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2.43 P.M. BOI'RBEAU AND THOMAS RELEASB COMMITTEE. Release These Innocent Men. Demand Rights Free Speech. • J Speakers : *• J O. McBRINK. CHAS. MORRIS, J. PURTELI.. Chairman: CHAS. MORRIS. ~~ J* QACRED HF/ART CHURCH, mm jo ponsonby. TO-.ifORROW (SUNDAY) ■ vMk ImSm EVENING, 7 O'CLOCK. web»w rev father McGRATH, S.M., WILL DELIVER AN IMPORTANT ADDRESS. Special .Music by Sacred Heart Choir and Visiting Soloists. 38 pIGEONF L. V I X G. A MEETING Of the PONSONBY FLYING CLUB Will be hold at 5, Edinburgh Street. Newton.' WEDNESDAY NEXT. 27th met. All Members and Intending Members are reqiieested to attend. 120 R. W. SPEIRS. See. ■ ■ MONDAY—SIR E. E. LACY LODGE-^ Druids" Hall, Valley Koad, Dominiog Road. MONDAY — BIRKENHEAT) LODGE —I Victoria Hall, Birkenhead. TUESDAY—LORD ALVERSTONE LODGE —Council Chambers, Newmarket. . j WEDNESDAY — MANUKAU LODGE — Royal Oak Hall, Royal Oak. WEDNESDAY — RICHMOND LODGE — Foresters Hall, Edinburgh, Street, Newton. THURSDAY—AUCKLAND CITY LODGE Oddfellows , Hall, Cook Street, City. FRIDAY—NULLI SECUNDUS LODGE-— At Renall Street Hall, Ponsonby. FRIDAY — DEVONPORT LODGE R.A.0.8., G.L.E. Hall, Victoria Road,' Devonport. % GARAGES, SERVICE STATIONS. ADAMS AND CO., LTD., "Reo" Service station, Sturdee St.—Agents for the mighty "Keo"- Speed Wagon, upen Fridaj Nights from 7 till 10. • B \ LUMINIUM Cases, Cylinders, Broken ■A- Crank Shafts Welded; guaranteed. Chassis straightened.—Cain's Welding Works. Alpha Kd. . C_ AUCKLAND MOTOR SCHOOL Teach, Car Driving thoroughly ; Council certificate • guaranteed. Fees moderate. —32, Albert' St; '^-pt BATTERY SUPPLIES, LTD., Newmarijet. Columbia Battery Service Station. BattPrles all makes cars.—"Phone 45-540. B BRITAIN'S Best Batteries.—The "Tudor' , for all makes of cars. Service Station, Rutland St. Work guaranteed.—Turnbull and Jones, Ltd. B GILI.ETT MOTORS. LTD.. Buick Serrice Station. 166, Albert St. iopp. Town Hall). Harage open t-mitinuouslr. J_D Gil I FTT MOTORS. LTD.. Bulek SerrTce Station liW. Albert St. <opp. Tottii Ham.—Modern ami well-appointed Garage. Open font Sniiously. T-γ on-'iscwt Trurk Chassis, pneumatic VJT tyres." electric lights; £423.—Hughe* r,,cc«r' Ltd.. Kliyber Pass. B - T) ---.j--.; .nhic Cord T.rres, 30 I - 3j, YL on/3 • H.U. Cord Tyres, 57/; Tubes. *' \ HaVrison and Oaih. the Mieheiin Stockists foot Khyber Pass. B .■■"tVEcT" Cars n n<l Speed Wagons.— L. It Adams nnd Co.. Ltd.. City Market". "Phone 44-910. T»UnBY r «rs nt £ -40. Great Value.— XV See_H»'lidny Motors nhout it. B mHE DODGK Owners' Service Station for X Kie.-rrr-fil Renairs is Watson, Steel and Ganle.v. I-trl.. 41-605. WINES FOR SA3LX. BKAY"S Wlne» -a lerrecc Sumwer Dr V. and Tunic. Fontignac. 25/ per case. Bray's Vineries, Ltd., G, H.M. Arcade, Auckland. D B KAY'S Wines—A Boon to Invalids. No. 1 Port, Co/ per case; freight paid.— Bray? Vineries, Ltd., 6, H.M. Arcade, Auckland. r> STRONG Wines, unfortified. 17 per cent. Invalid. 30/ : Special. 35/ ; 2/ dis. cash with order.—C. Kondrick. Otahuhu.. C ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TpUK riORBAN'S "TyiNES. "E.H." (name on request) sent this little note from New Plymouth the other dayr— "Alter having tasted most wines procurable in New Zealand, 1 must express as mv favourite Corban'a Quality Highest. Prices Lowest. 1 also wish to thank you for your promptness in dispatch of orders.' . Order just one case of Corban'g Xe* Zealand-made, puie Grape Wines, and yon win then learn that good wine need not" be high priced. pßicEp ; I'OKT (Invalid). 1 doz. qts. |2 gals.) .. VII CLARET. 1 doz. qts. i 2 gals.) 42' P.ED. 1 doz. qts. t- gals.) 4S/ SHERRY. 1 doz. qt<. i 2 pals.) 4S/ SHERUY iExtra Spetiali, l iloz. qts. (2 ?als.) «V POUT Reserre), 1 iloz. qts. i 3 aals.) W Freight paid to nearest railway stat'-na or to first transhipping port, or dcllrerea FREK in Au.-bland City, immediari? rjl>nrh», or aer"s< harbour. Assorted dozen? maa* up at above prlres. state-occupation wieiJ ordering for a No-License district. ■■- - A. A. COBBAN. Mount Lebanon Vineyard!, ~i. Henderson, Aacfclaud, a