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BTTTLPrNG SOCIETIES. rnHE A UCKLAND />O-OPERATIVB fTIERMINATING "DUILDING j^OCIETY. APPROPRIATIONS, .. S? "I O 000 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. At 7.30 p.m. AT ST. JAMES'S HALL. (Ordinary Monthly Meeting). GROUP 9 '" SALE - GROUP 13 .... £4.00 • • SALE. GROUP 17 4? 400 " SALE - GROUP IS " SALE - GROUP 24 £400 " ' SALE - GROUP 25 £,400 • • SALE - GROUP 33 .... .<?JAA ■" BALLOT. GROUP 34 .... -P4OO " BALLOT - GROUP 35 .... £400 " SALE GROUP 38 .... 4?400 " BALLOT - GROUP 39 .... jQ _|AA .. SALE. GROUP 43 .... -P4OO "' SALE - GROUP 44 _£> 400 ■ . BALLOT. GROUP 45 {? 400 . . SALE. GROUP 46 J? A (\(l "■ SALE GROUP 47 " BALLOT - GROUP 48 " SALE - GROUP 49 £400 '' SALE - GROUP 50 " - BALLOT - GROUP 51 " BALLOT - GROUP 52 -f*4oo *• BALLOT - GROUP 53 "■ BALLOT - GROUP 57 j(? 400 " BALLOT - GROUP 58 £400 ' ' SALB - GROUP CO .p COO . . BALLOT. GROUP 63 £800 " " SALE - GROUP 64 £800 .. BALLOT. £12,000 Last Pay-day for the Meeting, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. The Meeting is to be on THURSDAY (not Wednesday) this month. INTERESTING FIGURES. Fresh Loans last year .... £136,600 0 0 For Half-year to September 30, 1926 £69,000 0 0 Total Advances to date £2,311,971 0 0 64 GROUPS IN OPERATION. 69,000 SHARES ISSUED. Total Profits Earned £240,000 0 0 Profits Paid Out £53,600 0 0 LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY. The Society's Office -will be CLOSED on MONDAY, October 25, 1926. J. C. GRIERSOX,

fJKTH r< BOtJP CXTfI vKJth *-*ROUP vltlxH A.0.T.8.5. X? QAA A PPKOPRIATIONS. 3*OV\J -"-PPROPRIATIONS. : TO BE OPENED AS SOON AS SUFFICIENT SHARES ABE BESPOKEN. NAMES OF INTENDING SHAREHOLDERS MAT BE GIVEN IN NOW AT THE SOCIETY'S OFFICE. AUCKLAND O-O PERATIVE mERMINATING T>UILDING OOCIBTT, COR. WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STS. WS4 A UCKLAND Co-op. Terminating Building •**• Society—Appropriations, St. James' Hall Thursday, October 28, 1926, 7.30 p.m. £12,000 by Ballot and Sale. ATHLETIC SPORTS. QOLLEGE, PAERATA. The Annual Sports Gathering will be held at the College on MONDAY NEXT (Labour Day), commencing at 1.30 P.m. Parents, "Old Boys and Friends are Invited to attend. Afternoon tea will be provided. Conveyances will meet the train, whicn leaves Auckland at 1.13 p.m. tJo DYERS AMD CLEANERS ITIHAT WELL £1 ROOMED T.OOK gOME TV/TEN TXAVE. Clothes always new and clean, always well pressed— in and day out they have that well groomed look, yet they achieve it at a very small cost. They have their clothes cleaned REGULARLY the Crothall Way. Send your clothes to-day to the Crothall Way Cleaners and Dyers, Ltd., to be cleaned, pressed and repaired the Crothall Way, and acquire that well groomed look. Same day service if required.

rnHE pROTHALL \U AY /CLEANERS AKD TITERS, TTD., 48, CUSTOMS STREET EAST. 137, STMONDS STREET. 109, DOMINION ROAD. NEWMARKET, next to Post Office. PAENELL, 171, Manukau Road. PONSONBY, opposite Post Office. ONEHUNGA, Queen Street. HAMILTON, 56, Victoria Street. CITY AGENT: ARNOTT, la. Queen St. WORKS AND HEAD OFFICE: 33-35, EDENVALE EOAD, MT. EDEN ■ C (XA.RPETS. Upholstery, Cleaned and Sham- ■> pooed.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., A.C.T. Bldgs., \Tellesley St. W Phone 41-7K9. " DAND A. BROWN, Dyers and Cleaners, • Suortland St. Works, Grafton Ter. Phone 45-764. Established 1866. B SUITS, Costumes, Carpets cleaned, sterilised, latest scientific methods.—N.Z. Dry Cleaning Co. Phone 41-399. B HE DIXIE Cleaning Co., 514, Queen St. Hat Blocking, Repairs, Alterations, Dry Cleaning; same day service. —Phone 46-748. We Collect. B WE nave Cleaning and Remodelling Departments for Ladles' and Gents' Hats.— Hat Factory. Karangabape Road. D W H - DREW, Tailor, Cleaner, Dyer. *'* ■ Repairs and Remodelling; collects. iielivers. Phone 46-629. 79. Wellesley St C A A —CARPETS Cleaned and Disin ttt-UUvJ fected; Electric Beating Vacuum Process. — Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcade D A W. BRYANT -ti.» (Successor to P. Bryant), COAL MERCHANT AND CARRIER, • Tramway Buildings. Lower Albert Street, ana Jervois Road, Ponsonby. Telephone 40-670, C