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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 86, 8 October 1935, Page 2

i ■'■;■ COMMUNITY SING i COMMUNITY SING. 1 TOWN HALL, j TOWN HALL, [ 12.13 p.m. TOMORROW. 12.15 p.m. | i Song Leaders:— ! HAROLD IT IN DL IS CHARLES PKOCTOK. At the Piano:—FRANK CROWTHEU. At the Organ:— MISS IRIS MA SOX. TJAFFLE for Mr. Paul Ciilleirs Gift -■■*' -will be drawn on Octobei' 16. Tickets on sale at tho Sing. PROCEEDS in aid of -Mayors Metropolitan Relief Fund. ELECTION NOTICES. GENERAL ELECTION. jlfE. WALTER NASH, M.P. (Hutt), Will Speak MASONIC HALL, Island Bay, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, At 8 p.m. Subject: "LABOUR'S ELECTION POLICY." R. McKEEN, M.P., Chairman. TINDER the auspices of the Kilbirnie y Branch of the N.Z. Labour Party! W. E. Parry M.P., will address a Public Mwtasra the Taia Hall, Kilbu-nie" on Wednesday .night, at 8 o'clock. Both of these men have a message for tne people. Come and hear them. Mr. B. Semple, M.P. for Wellington liast, will preside. , OTAKI ELECTORATE. G. A. MONK, T^HE National Government Candidate, •*■ will address Meetings as follows:— Makara—Tonight, 'at 8 o'clock. Wainui Hall, Wainui-o-mata—Tomorrow at 8 p.m. .. The Club, Titahi Bay—Thursday, 8 p.m. St. Peter's Hall, Pnekakariki—Monday Next, 8 p.m. ' ! LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED.. ; — — ■■ ——__—, COMMONWEALTH LAND PARTY. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON i-AST; ]lfR. E. W. NICOLAUS. C.L.P. candidate, OPENS HIS CAMPAIGN at the AIRPORT TEAROOMS, Rongotai, TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), OOTOBER 9, at S p.m. Policy Speech. MEETINGJT" T Hi? firdin? ry.Yearly Meeting of Share- * holders in the above Company will be w uiv he Som, crßet kom^' »av°y Bufwings Moray Place, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, 29th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1935, at 3.30 o clock p.m. The Share Register will be closed from October 0 until October 31, 1935, inclusive. BUSINESS: To receive Directors' Report and BalanceSheet. To Elect one Director. To Elect Auditors and transact any other General Business. CHAS. T. LEE, ~. ... ' General Secretary. Dunedin, October S, 1935. ■.'... THE WILLIAMS ROTARY ENGINES CO., LTD. ' --.- . A MEETING of Wellington" and' aistrict A*- Shareholders will Be'held'irf'tlie Cotfli -mercial Travellers' and -Ware_oUßemeri"s Board Room, 'Willis Street, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 10th inst.: at 7.30 o'clock. Matters of interest will be presented by an oiEcial of the Company. ;iJ. B. DAVYr"- i ... SecretaTyj ■ PETONE. •■■■■■'■-• " L. AND G. HALL J ; (Over Union Clothing C 0.)." .."* S-. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 8 o'clock,! ' SPIRITUALIST MEETING^.. " MRS. E. M. CRAIGD3. "^ ,'■ " Trance Address. Clairvoyant Messages, All Welcome. ■'■ ' PUBLIC NOTICES. TMPOUNDED at Johnsonville,' Septem--7 h ™ 30 -' W- °^B BIiINDLE GOAV, from Ohariu Valley. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold October 9, 1935. at Noon. N. BALL, Poundkeepcr. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. T HEREBY give notice of vny intention ■*- to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a Copy Policy to take the place of Policy No. 223353 on the life- o( George Archibald Campbell,. of Upper Hutt, Saw-miller, ivhich is declared to have been lost. . ' W.E.ARNOLD, Commissioner. Wellington, October 8, 1935. PIONEER CLUB. ATISS MURIEL BRUNSKILL will be ■"•*■ the Guest of Honour at a Eeception to be held at the PIONEER CLUB on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, at 3.30 p.m. All Club Members invited to attend. M. E. GILLMAN, Secretary. rpHE CHINESE ' RESIDENTS OF X WELLINGTON | Will Observe THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. THURSDAY, OCTOBER JO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. as a Public Holiday in commemoration of tlip 2'Jth Anniversary of the Republic of China, and, to mark the occasion, a meeting will be held in the rooms of St. John Ambulance Association, 29 Vivian Street, commencing at 1 p.m. ALL CHINESE. SHOPS WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE WHOLE OF THE DAY. CHIROPODIST. MRS. HOUSTON, 155 Lambton Quay, nest Midland Hotel, TRAINED and GRADUATED, at LONDON FOOT HOSPITAL, under direction ROYAL CHIROPODIST, and -Harley Street, London, Medical Specialists. Treats Feet and Hands. Tel. 47-430. ' HELP FOR THE DEAFI " HEARING Aids of. all typw fitted wrth skilled and sympathetic attention. Instruments espeditiously repaired and batteries supplied. Make an early appointment for free consultation. HEARING AIDS, LTD. ("ARDENTE" and WESTERN ELECTRIC Hearing Aids available). > Kelvin Chambers (tel. 41-911), 10 The Ter- ' race,- Wellington. i-•••■' ■ ' ' ' j OlilN'iHNU ot every description: Show ••» Cards, Catalogues/.' Invitations, Busi i ness Slationwy. All orders executed ! promptly by Ihe "li'vcDing Post" Printing iDepartmeDt.. Half Tono and Line Blocks jftiado at shortest notice.. Btereo Work a f Specialty. ?Phon? ' fou QubtatifrnSr Tel, u-i-dio. ' '