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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 137, 6 December 1918, Page 2

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.' „ Town 'fiall, Wellington.. AFTER 10 o'clook TO-NIGHT (FRl- "**•, DAY), owing to the Emergency Hospitals closing down as regards fresh oaees of Influenza, such cases must be reported to the General Hospital, whose staff .will deal with the same. » JOHN P. LUKE, ; Mayor. 6th December, 1918. AUCKLAND ' RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. GENERAL ENTRIES 1 soy each. ACCEPTANCES for Auckland Cup, 9 soys, Railway Handicap 3 soys. FORFEITS (1 soy each) for G.N. Derby, 24th Royal Stakes, G.N. Foal Stakes • ■' . ARE DUE ON FRIDAY, 6tb/DECEMBER by 5 o'clock. FBES must accompany in each instance. .W. J5. SPENOE,' Secretary. . . —r— — ' — UCOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. ■ TEe above College will NOT REASSEMBLE THIS YEAR. Parents of Boys are notified that the New Buildings at Miramar will be ready in FEBRUARY, 1919, . and the First Term of the year will commence on a date which will be advertised later. , TERRACE SCHOOL. v TO STANDARD SIX PUPILS ONLY. PROFICIENCY, Competency, and Attendance/ Certificates will be given out to those /entitled to them on MONDAY MORNING, 9th DECEMBER, from 10 till 11. ' -..■,- , N.B.—All Standard Six Library Books to be returned. , GEO. MACMORRAN, ' ■'■ ■■ •• : -. Hcadriiaeter. \ . ■ HOROWHENUA A! AND P. ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL SHOW, To be held on the Racecourse, LEVIN, i " ■ ' ;' : On * '; ' / - ■ WEDNESDAY, Wth JANUARY, 1919. Jumpingl, Riding, Walking; and Gueasbg Competition Classes Sm Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs. ■• ) ' Entries* Close on SATURDAY, 4th JANUARY, 1919. Schedules,pasted to any address on application. • x R. D. WALLACE, Secretary. Box 27, Levin. -.;.<- LOWER HUTT BOY SCOUTS. "VTEMBERS oi the above' Group ■will aM- Parade on SATURDAY, 7th DEC, at 2.30 p.m., and on WEDNESDAY, 11th DEC, at 7.30'.p!m.. '.;,.. ; ... .-■■'. '.■ .Wy MASON, Scoutmaster. • BARNADCS HOMES: 7. BROOKLYN HABITATION. /AWING to the Epidemic and closing of ■ " the school, we.have been unable to open the boxes and to send our usual contribution to the above. Wo hope to make a special effort in February. ' E. HOPKIRK, President. G. FITCHETT,.Secrot»ry. NOTICE TO HORSEOWNERS. T BEG to notify that I have t»ken over tho Blacksmith' Business of the l»to Mr. Mick Fitzgibbon, Ghuznee-street, and will endeavour, to give the same satisfaction us has been extended in the past. P. H. DONOGHUE, \ ■ ■ . "- ■ • FUNERAL NOTICE. TITHE Funeral of the late wfrs. Eliza- ■*- befch Anne Pearcs will leave the Mortuary Chapel.of Robt, H. Wilson and Son, 164, Adolaide-road, To-morrow day), ,7th Decomber,'l9lß, at 10 a.m., for the Churchyard Cemetery, Treritham, arriving there at 11.30 a.m. ROBT. 11. WILSON AND SON. 'Phone 1999.- '. ' i■ •'

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