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| MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND LEGION. LEGION. THE PRESIDENT OF THE LEGION, DR. CAMPBELL BEGG, DR. CAMPBELL BEGG, DR. CAMPBELL BEGG, WILL SPEAK IX AUCKLAND In the TOWN HALL TOWN HALL • TOWN HALL ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. NO TICKETS. NO RESERVES. Every Citizen invited and welcome. Come and Hear t lie Legion's PLAN expounded by the PRIOSI- " DENT of the Legion. FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS - LATER. 12 J&"%. IST Z- LABOUR PARTY. SPECIAL MEETINGS. SPECIAL MEETINGS. IJWJ-NIGHT — gATUEDAY, AT 8 P.M. MASONIC lIALL, DEVONPORT. ]ypt. JIANGS TONE, M.P., NATIONAL PRESIDENT, WILL SPEAK. And also rpO-MORROW — gUNDAY, PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, Karangahape Road, At 7.30 p.m. WHAT IS NEW ZEALAND SUFFERING TO-DAY? WHAT IS THE WAY OUT? HEAR MR. FRANK LANGSTONE ON LABOUR'S POLICY. 12 ~ "~A NEW WORLD IN k % BIRTH!" § By £ £ REV. J. H. G. CHAPPLE, M.A. SPECIAL ADDRESS, SUNDAY, 7.30 p.m. FRIENDS SOVIET UNION HALL, Karangahape Rd. (opp. Newton P. 0.) "We stand between two worlds: One not dead, and the other not born. lA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE A PAINTERS' UNION, Will be held in the TRADES HALL, on MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1033, at S p.m. BUSINESS : To receive report of assessor on Council of Conciliation in painters dispute; and to adopt or reject employers' final offer for a settlement. 12 H. CAMPBELL. Secretary. "VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY; IN LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinarj General Meeting of the New Zealaut Insurance Company, Limited, will be held al the Registered Office of the Company, Queer Street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 15tl: day of August; 1933. at 12 noon, lor the purpose of receiving the Directors' Report and Balance-sheet for the twelve months ended May 31. 1933. for the election oi Three Directors in the Room of Messrs. Henrv Ilorton, Charles I. Nathan and I<. A. Hellaby, who retire by rotation, but arc eligibl" and offer themselves for re-election ; and for the Election of Auditors. The Transfer Books of this Company will be cioscd from the Ist to the 14th proximo, both days inclusive, preparatory to payment of dividend. - Dated at Auckland this 2oth day of July, 1933. By Order of the Board, A. I. JOHNS, •14 General Manager. A UCKLAND HOTEL AND RESTAURANT A EMPLOYEES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. The Three-Quarterly General Meeting of the above Union will be held in Room G, Trades Hall, Hobson Street, on WEDNESDAY, August 10, at 8 p.m. Business: Three-Quarterly Statement and Report. General. F. G. YOUNG, x i 2 Secretary. r _ . "VTORMAL SCHOOL PARENTS' Jjggjgjj -IN ASSOCIATION. ragsf NORMAL SCHOOL. EPSOM AVENUE, EPSOM. ANNUAL MEETING. Annual General Meeting will be held in Common Room, Teachers' Training Colleg-e, Epsom Avenue, THURSDAY NEXT, 17th, it 7.43 p.m. Business : Presentation Annual Report and BalanceElection of Officials and Committee. Programme of Choir Music, etc., by Classes V. and VI. Supper at close. 7.15 p.m.—Radio Broadcast from newlyinstalled set in school and grounds. Parents, friends, old scholars invited. 12 A. T. DOW, Hon. Secretary. CHRISTIANITY and the Crisis —Douglas Social Credit, Sunday afternoon, 20th, Scots Hall. 18 DEBATE, Socialist Party of N.Z. v. Douglas Credit Assn. Come and hear the Douglas Theory exposed. St. Andrew's Hall, New Lynn, MONDAY, S p.m. Chairman, Mayor of New Lynn. 1~ KINGSFORD HALL, Monday, 8 p.m.— Douglas Social Credit Proposals explained. Speaker, Mr. Harlow. 12 REEZING Workers, Trades Hall, Tues<Jay night. x l 2 RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. QPENING rjIHE £JEW gAVOY TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, Over Melvern's, karangahape Road, having been furnished vitli all the Latest Facilities for Quick, Dfficient and Satisfactory Service to all Citrons, are Now Open. Morning and Afternoon Teas from Gd. Three-Course Hot Juncheon, 1/. Everything of the best. Wedding Parties, either Morning, Afterloon or Evening, a special feature at Most Moderate Charges. Club and Social Functions are catered for it Shortest Notice. The Room, with its Spacious, Polished ?loor for Dancing, Dainty Furnishings in .he Newest Autumn Colourings, will prove o be one of the MOST DESIRABLE PLACES to Dine or Meet your Friends at a Social Gathering. E. A. WOOD, Late of Karo Tearooms, Over Rendell's. Phone 42-040. 12 "TJENRITH" Restaurant —New Address X St. Kevin's Arcade, Karangahape Rd Old and New Patrons welcomed. Attractivi Menus. I TOILET SPECIALISTS. /GENUINE ! ermanent Wave and Fre< VIT Photograph. 10/6: work guaranteed.— Pollock. 27. Security Bldgs. 42-129. I OWDER Puff Salon, St. Kevin's Arcade Permanent Waving, 12/6: Marcel Wav ing 2/'u. —Phon<? 46-718. W. Dickinson. I