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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 77, 31 March 1920, Page 2

sale! sale! salel Confectionery confectionery sale! sale! sale!. last 2 days last 2 days WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, "rjnHE BLUE BIRD." " -H-HE BLUE BIRD" The Store that you can rely on to procure only the best quality Confections at the lowest possible price in N.Z. You take no risks when you make your | Confectioners "THE BLUE BIRD." The Only Genuine' Confectionery Slile Store in N. 2. ' See Special Pink Window Display for Price Lists. Remember—Quality Counts First at "THE BLUE BIRD." "THE BLUE BIRD." Below we quote a few of our many genuine Sale-price Bargains:— Assorted Chocolates Is 9d lb Peanut Comforts, Is 6d lb Coconut Ice (home made), 9d lb Fancy Boxes Greatly Reduced Nut Milk Chocolate, 3 cakes for Is 3d Frosted Caramels Is lOd lb Bulgarian Rock Is 6d lb Yes, we guarantee all Confectionery always absolutely fresh. We are so busy that we cannot End time to quote all the bargains, but come right along to 107, Manners-street, and see the. J3ig Pink Window Display, then compare the prices with any confectionery in N.Z. Then judge for yourself. REMEMBER—LAST 2 DAYS OF THIS 1 BIG GENUINE SALE, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. " THE BLUE BIRD," 107, MANNERS-STREET (opp. Royal Oak Hotel). P.S.—Safety First. Look for 107, Man-ners-streot. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NEWTOWN BRANCH. TT is notified, for the information and JL beneat of clients and the public generally, that a Branch of the Public Trust Office will be OPENED AT No. 6> RINTOUL-STREET, NEWTOWN, on tho let of APRIL, 1920. / ROBERT TRIGGS, Public Trustee AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under the provisions of Section 9 of the "Australian Mutual Provident Society Act, 1910," .a SPECIAL MEETING of the Members of this Society for the purpose of considering, and, if thought fit, of ,approving, either with or without amendments, of certain proposed alterations in and additions to the Bylaws of the Society, will be held in the Society's Head Office Building, 37, Pittstreet, Sydney, immediately after the close of the Seventy-first Annual Meeting convened for 2 o'clock in the afternoon of FRIDAY, the 16th day of APRIL, 1920. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that in the event of the said proposed alterations and additions, or any of them,. or any amendments thereof, being approved of at the said Meeting by tho majority required by the said Section 9, a further SPECIAL MEETING of the Members will bo held at the same place on MONDAY, tho 3rd day of MAY, 1920, at the- hour of 2 o'clook in the afternoon, for the purpose of finally _ passing, under .the provisions .of the said Section/ the said alterations and additions and amendments thereof (if any), or such of them as shall have been duly approved, of. • The proposed alterations and additions were advertised in full in The Evening Post, Wellington, of 9th March, 1920. In addition to the business before mentioned, the following Resolution, oi" which due notice has been given by Mr. Gerald R. Campbell, in accordance with By-law 37 (b), will be moved by him, and sub-' mitted for consideration. RESOLUTION. "Extra War Risk Premiums charged by the Australian Mutual-Provident S6ciety during the recent war upon policies of its members shall be a First Charge upon the interest earned by the Society upon its funds since sth August, 1914, and to be earned thereon in future in excess of the amount of interest which would have been so earned if the average rate of interest earned upon its funds since sth August, 1914, had not exceeded the average rate thereon during 1914, and the Society shall repay out of such excess interest, as and when it is available, an amount equal to the said respective extra war risk premiums to the holders of policies who have paid, such premiums, or if deceased to their representatives, or to the persons who, though not holders of such policies, have paid such premiums, and apply to the Society for a repayment of same within six months of the passing of this Resolution." Any Member unable to attend tha Meeting personally may vote by_ proxx, A form of prosy may be obtained by any Member on written or personal application at any Office of the Society. Proxy forms, duly completed, must bs' lodgecl'-at the Society's Head Office, 87, Pitt-street. Sydney, forty-eight hours _at the least before the hour of the Meeting at which they are to bo used, and Powers of Attorney to be acted |ipon by persons wishing to vote must be similarly produced for inspection. ' By order of the Board. H. W. APPERLEY, General Manager and Secretary. Sydney, Bth March, 1920. N.B.—For the convenience of New Zealand members, ' completed proxy forms will be received and Powers of Attorney inspected at the Branch Office of the Society, Customhouse-quay," Wellington, not later than 2 p.m. on THURSDAY, Bth APRIL, 1920. W. J. HARIiANI), Acting-Manager for New Zealand. Wellington, Bth March, 1920. MOtNEY AT 00 PER CENT. T OANS from £100 to £1000 (according „ -S-l to the number of shares held) are advanced to members of The Wellington Starr-Bowkett Building Society, free<>finterest, for purchasing a home or paying off a mortgage. Here are the men behind the Society:— Directors: Lieut.-Col. G. Mitchell. D.5.0., M.P. (Chairman), A. A. Gellatly, Esq. (Messrs. J. Hi Bethune and Co.), W. M. Wright, Esq. (Public Service Superannuation Board), W. Appleton, Esq. (The Charles Haines Advertising Agency, Ltd.), E. P. Hay, Esq. (Mazengarb, Hay, and Macalisteij. Write at once for the freo booklet, "Financing a. Home." It explains overy. thing. Obtainable, from— D. G. JOHNSTON, Secretary (Watkins, Hull,- Hunt, and Wheeler), 39, Johnston-street, Wellington. Or from — S. G. PLATT, 77, Willis-street (opp. Evening Post). LADIES OF WELLINGTON" EEMEMBER, the original depot for your Costume. We will fit _ you. out with a beautiful Costume foa winter - for £6 6s, a nice Coat Frock for housewear for 355, and a Navy Costume, dyeguaranteed, with fur collar and cuffs for £10 10.s at ' SIEGEL'S KEENEST VALUE, Manners-street.