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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 151, 30 June 1928, Page 4

MOISEIWITSCH FAREWELL. ONE GRAND PLEBISCITE CONCERT!. TOWN HALL—WEDNESDAY NEXT Direction '. J. & N. TAIT. BENNO MOISEIWITSCH (ONE OF THE GREATEST LIVINU MASTERS OH1 THE PIANOFORTE) WEDNESDAY ' 4th JULY WEDNESDAY GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT. SPECIAL PROGRAMME TO BE ARRANGED BY PLEBISCITE. Voting Papers at the Bristol l'iano Co. and Grand Opera House. . BOX PLANS at Bristol Piano Co. Reserved Seats, 7/G. Unreserved, 5/-, 3/-, and 2/- (Plus Tax). .Special Concessions to Students. The programme chosen will be published in Next Tuesday's Papers.

MONDAY 2nd J ULY, 8 p.m. MONDAY CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL (Under th"o Auspices of the .Wellington School Committees' Association) PUBLIC MEETING ON A NATIONAL QUESTION. "STAFFING OF SCHOOLS" THIS QUESTION CONCERNS YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE WELFAKE. Professor W. H. Gould. Pros. A.A.C., w\\ Preside. ROLL UP! ■ ' ROLL UP! Speakers: Messrs. T. A. Forsylli, M.l. (Chairman, Wellington Education Board), L. Henuesey (President, W.S.C.A.), A. M'Kenzie (President, H.M.A.), F. L. Coomb (President, N.Z.E.1.), 11. A Parkinson (Secretary, N .Z.E.1.). ' DOBS THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF STALLING GIVE YOUR CHILD A FAIR CHANCE? .... h . : . .-..••. COME TO THE MEETING AND HEAR THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION. N. A. INGRAM. Hon. Sec, W.S.C.A.

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION. THE BIBLE THE BIBLE for the itmfislfojar^ or tne CHILDREN. %vCtfi CHILDREN. JULY CELEBRATIONS, Bth8 th JULY, A GREAT BIBLE IN SCHOOLS DEMONSTRATION, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE "BIBLE IN SCHOOLS" LEAGUE, WILL BE HELD IN THE TOWN HALL ON SUNDAY, Bth JULY, at,3 p.m. Speakers: ■ . REV. E. O. BLAMIRES, PASTOR W. J. LOWE, MU. H. HOLLAND, M.P. "WHAT IS THE SECRET OF ENGLAND'S GREATNESS?" This question was ouce asked of England's noble Queen Victoria by a Japanese Prince. Placing her hand upon a copy of the Holy Bible, England's Queeu replied: "THE SECRET OF ENGLAND'S GREATNESS LIES THERE." Members of the Institution, Bible Classes, and Supporters of Bible in Schools will assemble at Post Office Square at 2.15 p.m., and march to Town Hall. BY ORDER, D.G.M.

SEE WELLINGTON THE BELL BUS WAY! PIONEER TOUR No. 1 (Mornings Only). Leaves 10 a.m. „MOUNT ALBERT, KELBURN, KARORI, WADESTOWN, ETC. 28 MILES. PIONEER TOUR No. 2 (Afternoons Only) .Leaves 2 p.m. MOUNT VICTORIA, POINT HALSWELL, QUEEN'S DRIVE. ETC. 30 MILES. PIONEER TOUR No. 3 (Sundays Only). Leaves 2 p.m. "BROWN OWL" TEA GARDENS AND AKATARAWA, ETC. 60 MILES. ALL FARES FIVE SHILLINGS. ALL BELL BUSES LEAVE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, AND PICK UP PASSENGERS BY ARRANGEMENT. DIAL 45-555 FOR SEATS

SALE r MONDAY, 2nd JULY SALE END-OF-SEASON SALE. "GARDENIA" HATS. TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW1 SEASON'S MODEL* OPENING, EVERY HAT IN "SHOP TO BE SOLD FOR £1. GENUINE BARGAINS—NO OLD STOCK." ' i LAMBTON QUAY (Opposite Bank of New Zealand).

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! j HERB. PRICE'S LEASE & STOCK SOLD. T> L. BRADY & CO., LTD., of 27, WILLIS ■ * STREET, have taken a lease of Mr. . Price's Sliop, Willis street. BRADY'S had to purchase the whole of Herb. Price's Stock to secure a long lease of Premises; there- ! fore, the Stock of OVERCOATS, MERCERY, j HATS, ETC., must be sacrificed at a HUGE ' SALE, REGARDLESS OF COST, as P. L. BRADY & CO., LTD., wish to move into the New Premises at the earliest possible date. Also, BRADY'S LARGE STOCK OF QUALITY BOOTS AND SHOES will' be sold at the GIGANTIC SALE to be held at 27, WILLIS STREET. ' This w/11 be'a COLOSSAL SALE, the Wellington public having the opportunity to • secure BIG BARGAINS in BOOTS AND , - ' SHOES, also LADIES'AND MEN'S WEAR . at the TWO SHOPS, viz., 27, WILLIS . . . ' STREET, and 56, WILLIS STREET. WATCH FOE FULL-PAGE ADVERTISEMENT IN "THE EVENING POST," MONDAY, 2nd JULY, FOR DETAILS. BRADY'S NEW SHOP (late Herb. Price's) WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY. AND TUESDAY, PREPARING FOR SALE COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. THE SHOP OF-P. L. BRADY" AND CO., LTD., 27, WILLIS STREET, CLOSED TUESDAY PREPARING FOR SALE. . . P L. BRADY & CO., LTD., 2 SHOPS, WILLIS STREET 2 SHOPS.

DIAMOND JUBILEE AND REUNION of OLD SCHOLARS of the SPRINGSTON SCHOOL takes place in OCTOBER.Tjhe Committee arc anxious to get into totiefi wii.li nil who attended tlio above School. Will all such who ilo not receive ;i circular please send in their name and address to the Secretary of the. School Committee as soon as possible?

SUB-BRANCH OF PLUNKET SOCIETY. J rplIE Concert which was to be held on -*- sth July, in aid of the Wadestown Pluiiket Sub-liraiich, will now be held iv the Clubroom, Pitt street. It was formerly arranged to take place in the Prcsby- j terian Schoolroom. j