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DANCING. rvilE GAIETY PALAIS DE DANSE, J- Abel Smith street. TO-NIGHT. Dancing, 8 o'clock-12. TO-NIGHT. Dancing, 8 o'clock-12. TO-NIGHT. Admission: Ladies, 2s; TO-NIGHT.. Gents., 2s. TO-NIGHT. -SPECIAL ATTRACTION: TO-NIGHT Second heat of Progressive TO-NIGHT Monte Carlo. TO-NIGHT. Sis Couples will'be selected TO-NIGHT to compete in final on Thurs-TO-NIGHT, day, 2Stk June. OTHER ATTRACTIONS: ■ Excuse Me Dances, Blues, Lucky Numbers, Streamers. Music by .Harry A very and his Jazz Five (Masters of Melody). SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. COME to the BROWN OWL TEA HOUSE, Akatarawa, for a delightful Cabaret Evening in the country. Seasou commenced last Saturday, 26th May. Tickets 10s 6d, Double. Supper included. Ring 17R, Upper Hutt, to engage tables. ~ • MEETINGS. WELLINGTON STOREMEN AND PACKERS' UNION. A GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Trades Hall, WEDNESDAY, 27tli JUNE, 1928, 7.30 p.m. Report o£ National Industrial Conference will be discussed. Mr. P. Eraser, M.P., will address the' meeting. All members please be there. ■ • . • J. TUCKER, Secretary. WELLINGTON BOWLING- CLUB, LTD. rpHE Annual Meeting of Shareholders will ■*■ be held in the Club's Pavilion, Arc "street, on TUESDAY, 26th JUNE, at 7.30 P'™'- 11. JACKMAN, Hon. Sec. ' SEATOUN BOWLING AND TENNIS 'CLUB, LTD. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. rpilE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ■*- of Shareholders of the Seatoun Bowling and Tennis Club, Ltd., will be held in the Bowling Pavilion on SATURDAY, 30th JUNE, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS. — Election of President; Vice-president, Seeretai-y, Treasurer, Directors, Green Superintendent, Notice of Motion, and General. A full attendance is requested. ■ L, G. BROWN, Hon. Sec. 23rd June, 1928. THE ROYAL N.Z. SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN (Plunket Society). rpHE Public are cordially invited to At- -*- tend the Annual Meeting of the above Society, to be held 911 MONDAY, 25th JUNE, at 8 o'clock, in the Accountants' Chambers, 39, Johnston street. ELLA SOTHAM, Acting-Secretary. .^ ' PUBLIC NOTICES. ~ T RICHARD GRIFFITHS, will not x» be responsible for any debts con- . tracted in my name without my written consent after this date. RICHARD GRIFFITHS, 113, Marine Parade, Seatoun. ESTATE OF EDMUND ALBERT DILLON, DECEASED, BUILDER, AUCKLAND. "M'OTICE is hereby given to all Persons -L-' having Claims or Demands against the above Estate to send particulars thereof, in writing, to the undersigned on or before the ]Oth day of July, 1028. THE TRUST MANAGER, New, Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd. (Executor of the Will of the above-named Deceased), Or MESSRS. READY AND DUTHIE, Auckland, Solicitors to the Estate. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CLOSING OF LADIES' REST ROOM, , MANNERS STREET. "IyjOTICE is hereby given that the Ladies' x' Rest Room, Manners street, will be CLOSED from'Sunduj. iV 24th June, to Tuesday, tlie 26th June, .l:':s, both days inclusive, for the purpose of repairs. E. P. NORMAN, Town Clerk. 21st June/1928. . - PUBLIC NOTICE. — ""' HPHE Proprietors of Letters Patent No. -*- 50396, of 25th June, 1923, relating to "Improvements in spring actuated winding mechanism, particularly for windows," are desirous of entering into arrangements, by way of Licence or otherwise, on reasonable terms,, for the purpose of exploiting the above Patent and ensuring its practical working in New Zealand. Sexton and Manning, Agents for the Proprietors, P.O. Box 260, Auckland. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF PASSING OF BYLAW. "VTOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the -*-~ provisions of ' the Cemeteries Act, 1908, that the Wellington City Council has made affd passed the Wellington City Bylaw Cemeteries Amendment No. 59, 1928, such Bylaw to come into force on. the Ist day of JULY, 1928. The provisions of the said Bylaw are shortly as follows:— 1. Provision for the payment in advance of the purchase price of an exclusive right of interment. 2. Provision for the furnishing in the case of the interment of poor persons of a certificate verifying poverty. 3. The provision of the following Bcale of interment fees .in lieu of the previous scale:— £ s. d. Interment of Still-born Child .... 0 7 6 Interment of body of any deceased poor person or of any person from any hospital, lunatic asylum, gaol, prison,l or other public institution duly certified .-. 0 12 0 Every other interment except on days hereinafter mentioned — ... 10 years of age and under 1 0 0 Over 10 years and under 12 years 1 10 0 . )2 years and over 2 0 0 Interments on New Year's Day, Wellington Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, tho Sovereign's Birthday, Dominion Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and Sundays— 10 years of age and under —. 110 0 Over 10 years and under 12 " years 2 0 0 12 years and over 2 10 0 Disinterment 1 5 ° Disinterment and re-interment ..250 Interment or disinterment if grave moro ' than 6ft in depth, per foot extra- 0 5 0 Purchase of right of burial in perpetuity in one large plot 9£t ' s 3ft 6in 4 0 0 Purchase of right of burial in per- . petuity in one large plot 9ft sGft 6 0 0 And for each extra foot in width (in addition to large plot) — 1 0 0 KEEPING GRAVES IN ORDER. A single plot per annum 1 0 0 Plot -9ft x Oft pendanntim 1 10 0 •Plot 9ft x 9ft per annum • 115 0 \Plot 9ft x 12ft per annum 2 0 0 Larger plots by special arrangement. Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of June, 1028. j;. p. NOBMAN> Town. Clerk. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE BOARD OF GOVERNORS. ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE OF ASSOCIATIONS OF EMPLOYEES IN LOCAL INDUSTRIES. j AN Election of One Representative of j the above will take place in the month of August. Associations of Employees desirous of being approved for the j purpose of the Election are notified to make application to the undersigned not later than 16th July. JOHN H. HOWELL, Returning Officer.