HEALTH WEEK PROGRAMME
THIS EVENING. 7 p.m.—City:. Illuminated Tram I\>!- ln--TowP, Ha»: Nuking Demonstration. J0 p.m.-City: Boys' Institute Band 8 p.m.—l own Hall: Lectures, "Care of the it.,' ,b y " member of the British Medical Association, and "One Way to be Healthy," by a member' of the Dental Association. Commercial Travellers' Male Voice Choir will enter■tnin. Sir John Luke, M.P. and exMayor, will preside. B.SO p.m.—Health Talk: Karori. Al Day—Exhibition in Town Hall. All free All Day-Town Hall: Representative of St Helens Hospital in attendance.
TO-MORROW.
9.10 a.m.—Health Talk: At Messrs. H Wade 10.30 a.m.—First Aid: At St. Crispin Shoe Co' 11 a.ra.-Dental Talk: At Scots ColFege 11.40 a.m.-First Aid: At Messrs. Wm. Cable and Co. . ■ ■ HAo am—Health Talk: At Messrs. Bryant; May, Bell, and Co. 12-80 POT.-Health Talk: At X Store, Wharf. 12.d0 p.m.—At V Club: Medical talk by Director of Health Week, Dr. Mor-
2.15 P.m.-To™ Hall: Visit to Exhibition „<>„ by Clyde Quay School Children.----2.30 p.m.-Town Hall: Visit to Exhibition by, Northland and Te Are School Chil- . dren. 3 p.m.—Town Hall: Demonstration by Plunket Nurses.. 3 p.m.-Town Hall: Address by Director of Child Welfare. ■ ».-, 3.30 p.m.-Town Hall' Health Girls in Fancy Costume. * I K n' m'~T°?- n ,Hall.: Nu"i°B Demonstration. 4.60 p.m.—l'irst Aid: At Messrs. Ferguson and Osborn, by Dr. Morgan 7 p.m.-Town Hall: Nursing Demonstration. 7 p.m.—City: Illuminated Tram. 745 "toico™ hST BaDd ' Courtena >' V™ B p.m-Town Hall: Lectures. "Music in its Relation to Health," by Mr. Robert l" k"i and "The Eelation of the Mind to the Body," by a member of the British Medical Association The chairman of the Wellington Division of the British Medical Association will preside. An entertainment programme will be arranged by Mr. RobEvening—Health Talk "broadcasted " All Day—Exhibition in Town Hall Everything free. First Aid Demonstration. St. Helens Hospital Representative in attendance. Refuse, collection, at Miramar, Seatoun Kilbirnie, Hataitai, Roseneath, Brooklyn^' ; Vopeltpwn Morniugton, Highbury, Northland! Taitville, Mitchelltown, Mt. Pleasant Khandallah, Melrose, Taranakl street to Cambridge terrace, Courtenay place to Buckle street, John street to .Leraud street, and Duppa street, Russell terrace to Hanson street,.Adelaide road South to Hankey street
FRIDAY.
11 a.m.—Dental Talk: Queen Margaret College. 11,30 a.m.—Medical Talk: Queen Marcaret College. 12 noon.-Health Talk:' Wellington Woollen 12.30 p.m.—First Aid: Patent Slip Co 1.30 p.m.—Health Talk: Dominion Farmers' Institute. 2 p.m.—Health' Talk: Wellington Girls' College. 3 p.m.—Concert Chamber: Talk on "Mothercraft," by Miss Newman, Matron of St. Helen's Hospital. 4 p.m.—Town Hall: Nursing Demonstration 4.40 p.m.—Health Talk: Messrs. L. and j A. Blake, Ltd. 7 p.m.—Town Hall: Nursing Demonstration 7 p.m.—City: Illuminated Tram. 7.30 p.m.—City: Port Nicholson Band, Grey street to Town Hall. 7.30 p.m.—City: First Battalion Band.
8 p.m.—Concert Chamber: Lecture to men only on "Venereal Disease," by a member of the British Medical Association. 8 p.m.-Town Hall: Lecture on "Minor Ailments," by a. member of the British Medical Association. Mr. G. Mitchell, chairman of the Wellington Harbour Board, will preside, and members of the board's service will provide the entertainment. There will be a First Aid Demonstration by the St. John's Ambulance Brigade Overseas, explained by a member of the British Medical Association. Evening.—Health Talk "broadcasted " All Day.—Exhibition in Town Hall Every, thins free. First Aid Demonstration. St. Helen's Hospital representative in Refuse Collection at Kilhirnie, Hutaitai Eoseneath, Kelburn, Kliandallah, Wadestown, Melrose, Eiddiford street (east side), from John street to Newtown Park, and Mem st., Coromandel street block.
Messrs. Vine and Wilson will continue the sale of Dcckston's stock of jewellery and general gootls on Friday next, darting at 11 a.m. They will also sell furniture, and other goods on tho premises, 15, Derwent rtreet, Island Buy, on Friday, at 10.30.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 6
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