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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 100, 30 April 1938, Page 5

WRESTLING-TOWN HALL-WRESTLING MONDAY NIGHT. THE FIRST HIGH LTGHT OF THE PRESENT SEASON IS PROMISED PATKONS WHEN A HIGHLY COLOURFUL RETURN MATCH WILL BE STAGED AT THIS TOWN HALL NEXT MONDAY Between ANDY MOEN IRISHMAN JACK KENNEDY As these Moen-Kennedy clashes are reminiscent of the good old Blomfield-Forsgren "grudge" matches, both can be guaranteed to go full out on Monday. DON'T MISS THIS CLASH! BOOK NOW AT E. W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET. PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. LADIES 2/6. (All plus tax.) PARAMOUNT THEATRE TOMORROW (SUNDAY) TOMORROW At 7.30 p.m. EDWARD JULIUS PRICE And MAUREEN MORRIS PRICE WHO HAVE STUDIED IN 26 COUNTRIES TO GET KNOWLEDGE ON FOOD AND HEALTH. "A DEATH DINNER' WILL BE SERVED IN FULL VIEW OF THE AUDIENCE. ALL WELCOME. FREE. (Children not admitted.) ~ PERFECT APPEARANCE AT LAST! SIMPSON-DENTIST, THE MODERN DENTIST,' ANNOUNCES WE HAVE'JUST RECEIVED FROM AMERICA A SUPPLY OF A T* NEW PROVEN DENTURE MATERIAL. NATURAL PINK GUM UNBREAKABLE ■ . EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN IN USE ' AT A NEW LOW PRICE CALL AT OUR SURGERIES, : 25 COURTENAY PLACE AND ALLOW US TO GIVE YOU A QUOTE. OUR HIGH QUALITY VULCANITE SETS STILL AVAILABLE. ' NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC! DIAMOND CABS WISH TO INTIMATE TO ALL THEIR PATRONS THAT THEY HAVE AMALGAMATED WITH GREY CABS THE COMBINED FLEET OF UP-TO-DATE \ 'GREY AND DIAMOND CABS , • . US NOW IN A POSITION TO GIVE AN EA 7EN BETTER SEKVICE THAN : \;,,.;. ..' ',x, r > ring. ~.;. .' .- • ' 54-900 FOR THE USUAL COURTESY AND SERVICE.

| MEETINGS. JHB NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT MORTGAGE AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, LIMITED. •'THE Thirty-second Ordinary General lx Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the Company's Registered Office, 29 Hunter Street, Wellington, on MONDAY, 2nd Day of MAY, 1038, at 11.30 tun. BUSINESS: Consideration of Report and Balance-sheet. Declaration 'of a Dividend. Election of One Director. - Election of Auditor. And General. C.~S. B. LAMBERT, ! ' Secretary. [Wellington, April 12, 1938. MAY DAY MAY DAY v mternational Workers' Day). ON SUNDAY, MAY 1, Workers and ■ Progressives in all countries will express by Demonstrations anil Meetings their great desire for unity in the Fight for a Better Social Order. SUNDAY, MAY 1. SUNDAY, MAY 1. BASIN RESERVE, 2.30 p.m. TRADES HALL, 8 p.m. PUBLIC MEETINGS of Wellington Labour forces will express the need for TJnity of all Progressive People for— Election of a Labour. City Council. Beturn of the Labour Government. J>efeat of Reaction in New Zealand. !Aid for Spanish Democracy. Help for Chinese People. Collective Security Against Aggression. Welfare and Freedom of New .Zealand People. Auspices Wellington Section, Communist Party of New Zealand. DICKENS FELLOWSHIP. " MONTHLY MEETING, TUESDAY, MAY' 3, 8 p.m., Charming Hall, 100 Lamb ton Quay. SPECIAL: Talk on Dickens by Mrs. Chatfield, M.B.E. President: Mr. W. D. Charlton. Hon. Secretary: Mrs. C'ruttenden. Visitors Welcome. 6d. • RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION, PARAPARAUMU. GENERAL MEETING at SUNDAY SCHOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 6, at 8 P-m' . , Councillors' review of yeaTs work. Subscriptions now due. A. T. WHITE, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. PILES ARE DANGEROUS. ZANN Treatment gives quick, permanent relief. Send ninepence stamps for generous trial treatment, Zasg fit*, fiox PS2K, flWfafto!* ~ ".■ • ■ —•*