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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 75, 26 September 1932, Page 2

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Y.W.C.A. CONyEOTION. PUBLIC GATHERING BL^^?^R ■H^ Boulcott-st. &U25! --SSS& vEYe™^: 26* +T ?l^ D V l Ga*in>' c M-A-. will speak' on the <'Problems-of India ■ To-day." Girl F^g^fAll^?ttfie'PaS^"Op& FUNERAL NOTICES. T^-^*^? f and Mrs; George -*• Wilhamßnant are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved daughter Starley, which will leave their residence; -The Ganges," Khandallah,: ' To-morrow (Tuesday), 27th September, 4932, at 3 p.m., for the Johiisonville Cemetery E. MORRIS; JTJN., LTD. Funeral Directors, - 60, laranaki-st.,Vand,2B > Hiddiford-st. TeL 52-159. ;,■', * ;.y .-.;<■,. T-u^ T^ ent'2,- °f p tk<^ate"lCaptain"T?ssSge *• WiQiam Godfrey are invited to attend Jus Faneral, which -will leave his late residence, Chelmsford' street, Jlgaio, To-mor-row (Tuesday), 27a' September, 1932,.at 2 p.m., for the LGemetery, Karori. E. HORELB, JUNv LTD., JPtmeral Directors, . '. 60, TaranaH-st., and; 28,* Eiddi£ord-st Tel. ■ S2-159.S ' ' ■ ; - " - " TTVEUS JYiends of Mr. William Young are r 1- invited to attend the Funeral of his ■late dearly, beloved wife Aim Ellen, which wllHeave his residence, Regan street east.; Stratford, To-morrow., Tnesday^ 27th Sep-tember,-1332, at 2 pjtt., for the Cemetery, Stratford. ■ 1 '■'■'-■ '"-■.." E. MOEBISi TON., ITJD., ■ • PanerM Furnishers. '"' "::■ 60, Tafanaki-st., and;-2S. Eiddiford-st Tdephone 32-159. """■ '~> v' •;■'■ ' 'i\l±K.i\Lneral oi .. thD latej!teTTTeresa ■*■ Hickey -n-ai leave. St.. Mary, of the Angels Church, ■ BonJcott street, on Wednesday, 28th September, 19?2, at 9.20 a.m., for the -Cemetery, Mount- street. Kequiem Mass toII beoelebrated at 9 a.m. J. E. TAYLOR AKD SONS, LTD., . . Undertakerß/ "■• '. ■ ■ 22, "Vivisn street, and Earort* ■ '-.-• L ©ax jad^Nish-t Tel- :.: • ■■ ■'. .

TTAYDN FESTIVAL. •^AYDN "FESTIVAL. ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL CONCERT. TO-NIGHT, CONCERT CHAMBER, I PROGRAMME, WEDNESDAY NEXT. Sonata, Violin, and Piano—Ava Symoris and Ernest Jenner. Canzonets—Mrs. Catherine Goodson. Variations, and Sonata in D, for Piano.— Imelda Fama. String Quartet—Wellington Chamber Music Players. Five Songs—Mrs. Wilfred Andrews. Adagio, Air and Variations for 'Cello-.-Claude Tanner. Tickets, 3s (reserved) and 2s, both rivts tax. Box plans at Bristol. Tel. 42-394. / VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLECIfiT COURT OF CONVOCATION. ELECTION OF MEMBER TO THE VTOTHE polling for the above election re- -*• suited as follows:— The Hon. Henry Hubert Ostler ICG viotes Fercival Martin-Smith }29 votes Andrew Nisbet Burns 122-potes William Penrose Rollings 108 votes The Hon. Henry Hubert Ostler, though he withdrew from the election, did so only after the ballot papers were printed and circulated, when it was too late for liis withdrawal to be effective. He n<t>w sccepts the position, and I, therefore declare him duly elected. G. G. S. ROBISON, * Returning Opiocr.