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MEETINGS. 2 EALAXD JfIEDERATION QF J^ABOUR. ACCKLAND TRADES COUNCIL. T° A LL 'P RADE "JJNIOXISTS. A SPECIAL MEETING of the AUCKLAND TRADES COUNCIL, will be held in the QONCERT QHAMBER, IJIOWN JJAI.L, rpO-MORKOW (SUN.), JjlEB. 1939, (SUN.), JfEJB. 1939. AT 7.30 P.M. BUSINESS.—To receive a report by Arthur Cook, N.Z. Worker®' Representative, of pruceejiius of ISI3S • Jeneva International Labour Conlerence. All Members of A (filiated Unions are invited to attend. H. CAMPBELL, ; I1 Secretary. T HE UCKLAXD JJAINTERS AND jQECORATORS' |JNIQN. All Members of above Union are requested to altend the TRADES COUNCIL MEETING, in the QONCERT QHAMBER, rjAOWN JJALL, rpO-MORROW gUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1939. at 7.30 P.M., To hear a Report by Mr. A. Cook, of the proceedings of .he 1938 International Laoour Conference held at Geneva. H. CAMPBELL. 11 Secretary. 2 EALAND YV ORKERS " UNION (AUCKLAND BRANCH). All Members of above Unfon are requited to attend the TRADES COUNCIL MEETING, in the QONCERT QHAMBER, rpOWN* JJALL, On gUNDAY (TO-MORROW), FEBRUARY 12, 1939. at 7.30 P.M. To hear a Report by the National Secretary. Mr. A. Cook, of the proceedings of the 1938 International Labour Conference held at Geneva. F. E. LARK. 11 Sft?retary. A UCKLAND UNITED STOREMEN AND PACKERS AND WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. Members are hereby notified that the Monthly General Meeting of the Union will be held at the Trades Ilall, Hobson Street, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 14th inst.. at 8 p.m. Business: General. W. MILLER. *11 Secretary. gKTTER HEALTH CLUB. PUBLIC MEETING. SECOND FLOOR. BRUNSWICK BLDGS.. 174. -QUEEN ST.. MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 13, At 8 p.m. Presents Talented Artist, MISS CORAL BRENNAN, Featuring MIN DREADING DEMONSTRATIONS. Questions Specially Invited. Collection. 11

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