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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 94, 20 April 1940, Page 17

ANZAC DAY. A N zxc D A Y - J\~ißlgg&[\ TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY •of THK LANDING OF THK NEW ZEAL WI) FORCES AT GALLIPOLI PENINSULA. CENOTAPH CEREMONY W\R MEMORIAL MUSEUM. DOMAIN. ' AT 11 A.M. In commemoration of the New Zoalandcrs who foil in the Great War. a CoroiiK.ny will he held at the Cenotaph in front or the War Memorial Museum on THURSDAY, tlio 25th April. 1940. at 11 o'clock a.mi.. when official wreath* will lie deposited. This will op followed bv tlip laying of wreaths by Noxt-of-Kin, Citizens run! Associations. Organisations desiring to lay wreaths aro required to notify the Secretary of the Auckland Returned' Soliiier-<" Association. Albert Chambers. Wellislcy Street West, who will issue a card which is to lie handed over at the approach to the Cenotaph. Scats (not exceeding 'Jini in number i will be placed within the Cenotaph enclosure lor thp use of elderly Mothers nf fallen soldiers, tickets for winch niajbe obtained from the Secretarr of the Returned Soldiers* Association. 'Welleslev Street West. City. Owing to the limited accommodation available, it is regretted that it is not pi*sihlo to provide for the admission of children within the Cenotaph enclosure. DAWN COMMEMORATION SERVICE \T THE CENOTAPH. DOMAIN. AT 4.30 A.M. The Australian Imperial Force Kx-Sor-viccmen's Association (Auckland), in conjunction with the Auckland Returned Sol diers' Association, will hold a Dawn Commemoration Service at the Cenotaph. War Memorial Museum, Domain, commencing at 430 a.m. WAIKUMKIK CEMETERY AT ;: P.M. A Commemorative Service, presided over by the Chairman, Glen Edpn Town Hoard will be belli at the Soldiers" Memorial, Waikumete Cemetery, at .'! o'clock p.m. Busc* will leave from the Mlitiicip-il Transport Station, behind the Central Pott Ofßce, fitr (.ilen Eden every 15 minutes from 1.30 p.m. |n 2.30 p.m. JAMES MELLING. ■-I Town Clerk. F. DEX • ROSKII.I, IjSS&7 X ~ i RETURNED Ireturn]sTO!rs| soldi ( e i *?; rUB AX2AC CHURCH PARADE. Members and all Returned Soldiers in the District, with their Sons, are cordially in vited to attend the Sunday Church Parade on the -Ist instant. Assemble corner of Dominion aud Balmoral Roads at 10.20 a.m.. when the Parade will march to the Shackleton Road I'.aptist Church. The Balmoral Boys' Band will be in attendance. Medals and Service Decorations to be worn. K. PHILLIPS. *2Q President. V E W M A It K E T NITStrT- 1: K T U R X K II IRETURNEOSOIPTeRsI 'association WISH TO SINCERELY THANK the Mayoress. Mrs. Donaldson, the Institute for the Blind. St. Ciiihbcrt's College. Epsom Girls' Grammar School. Auckland Roys' Grammar School and all those splendid workers who helped to make the Poppy Day Collections this year a record success. Also the General Public for their generous response. F. J. BATES. x2O Secretary. l r DE X KOSKi I. L IRCTWNTOSOTSI 'so^Ss^CKUU lino.) Wish to Mtieereiv thank the Mayoress of Mount Eden. )lr<. R. .1. MilU. and all those splendid helpers who so ably assisted iu making the 1010 Poppy Day Collection a record success. The General Public !s also thanked for such a generous response. H. C. BURNS. x2fl Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. \ UCKLAND LITTLE THEATRE ■*»■ SOCIETY (INCORORATED). Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Society will be held at the Registered Office. Sixth Floor. Argus House. High St.. Auckland, on MONDAY, April 29. 1!»40, at S p.m. BUSINESS: Approval of Balance-Sheet, Election of Committee. To consider any other matters that may be brought forward. Nominations for Committee should be in the hands of the Secretary 4S hours before the time of the Meeting.

20 TIIEO. J. SPRY. Secretary. BRITISH EMPIRE CAX CE R CAMPAIGN SOCIETY (INC.). N.Z. BRANCH. AUCKLAND DIVISION. The Annual General Meeting of the Division will be held at the COUNCIL, CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. C.l. on TUESDAY, APRIL 23, at 5 p.m. BUSINESS : ANNUAL REPORT. BALANCE-SHEET. ELECTION OK OFFICERS. GENERAL. Donald Mckenzie, f. it.es.. Hon. Secretary. 20 /CAMPAIGN FOR SICK AND WOUNDED <£7*<fl FUND. m\ RVVLa Citizens are invited to Vjfl " jMI" "\J attend a Meeting to he C~fi !> ..S/£,H~n held in the Council Chani- ■ —g^S»P—" her. Town Hall, at 8 i).i.>. on TUESDAY. April 23. 1040, for the purpose of forming n Committee of Citizens to assist the Joint Committee of the Order of St. John and the New Zealand Red "'" * Society, in connection with the campaign for the sick and wounded fund. ERNEST DAVIS. :22 Mayor. QUEST CLUB & PSYCHIC INSTITUTE, Swanson Street. TUESDAY. April 23. at S p.m.—MR. ARTHUR HILL, -Personal Development." WEDNESDAY at 1 p.m.—Lunch Talk by MISS DOROTHY DAVIE*. "Anthroposophical Contacts Abroad." 20 THE NEW LIBERAL PARTY. HE NEW LIBERAL PARTY. All Intending Members ami Friends, believers of True Liberalism, are invited to call on the Provincial Organiser at ROOM 17, SECOND FLOOR, HELLAP.YS BLDGS.. Queen Street. Auckland. 20 DECEASED ESTATES. nUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that all Creditors and others baring claims ngainst the undermentioned Estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust OHid: at Auckland on or befor* tho 23rd day of May. 1040. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows :—*"l hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due ami owing at the date of deatli of the deceased." ESTATES. BOAK. William, late of Wanganui. t»rmerlv of Auckland. Retired Commercial Traveller, died 12/4/40. BRADLEY, Frederica. late of Auckland. Widow, died S/4/40. DOULL. Richard May. late of Auck.ai.d. Retired Civil Servant, died 14/4/4 U. JENNINGS. John Maynard. late of Auckland, Gardener, died 4/4/40. PECK. John Turner, late of Auckland. Barman, died 1/4/40. A. S. FA I RE. District Public Trustee for Auckland. April 20. 11*40. 20 ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM FOLLETT CLARKE, late of Auckland, Chemist, are requested to forward immediately such claims in Duplicate (dulv certified as owing at April 10, 1040) to the Executor, c/o H. R. DL'GGAN. Solicitor. 46. Queen Street. Auckland, to whom also outstanding accounts should be paid before April 30, 1040. 20 CHEMISTS. RALPH'S Reliable Remedies, prompt mail order chemist, 137. Symonde Street. Auckland. O