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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 111, 11 May 1940, Page 5

NATIONAL ART GALLERY (BUCKLE STREET) FINAL SHOWING Of CENTENNIAL ART EXHIBITION AND j CORONATION PICTURE. CLOSING DATE-TOMORROW (SUNDAY) HOURS': 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ADMISSION FEES: Adults 1/-. Children (accompanied by Adults) 6d. TEAROOM WILL BE OPEN. MONDAY, 8 p.m. : — MONDAY, 8 p.m. MARKS OF ISRAEL "GOD'S^ BATTLEAXE AND WEAPONS OF WAR." AN ADDRESS WILL BE DELIVERED IN THE BLUE TRIANGLE HALL (Y.W.C.A.), BOUECOTT STREET, on MONDAY NEXT, MAY 13, At 8 p.m. THE BIBLE: THE FLAG, THE SWORD, AND THE SOLDIER. (BY MAJOR E. E. BARROWS) ■ Collection to defray expenses. Collection to defray expenses. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS AND JOINERS' MACHINISTS INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. WELLINGTON BRANCH A SPECIAL MASS MEETING of ALL CARPENTERS AND JOTNERS and •^ JOINERS' MACHINISTS of the Wellington District will be held on WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1940, at 7.30 p.m., at the TRADES HALL, 126 Vivian Street Wellington. ' The Business to be considered is the recent decision of Mr. Justice Tyndall in the travelling time case with the Residential Construction Co., Ltd., on the Government houses being constructed in the Lower Hutt District. A full attendance of members is requested, and an invitation is extended to those residing m the Hutt Valley District, as this decision concerns them also. J. MOULTON, Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! THE DESRAE BEAUTY SALON WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT LAST MONTH'S SPECIAL OFFER OF NON-ELECTRIC PERMANENT WAVING 15/- FULL HEAD proved so^popular that they are continuing at this price until further notice to enable others to take advantage of this Special Rate. DESRAE BEAUTY SALON, PRINCIPALS: MISS B. JOHNS and MISS L. WELLS. 37 COURTENAY PLACE. FOR APPOINTMENT—TELEPHONE 51-393. PUBLIC NOTICE RE FIRE CCHNEIDEMAN & SONS LTD. desire to notify the Public that they are . c* 2°™^ their ? EW WORKROOM PREMISES, and the whole of the btatt and Cutters have commenced operations. KINDLY NOTE that Orders for Suits and Overcoats can be completed within 10 days if required. SCHNEIDEMAN & SONS LTD., MILITARY & CIVIL TAILORS, Cnr. MANNERS & FARISH STREETS, WELLINGTON. MAP OF EUROPE LARGE-SIZED MAPS OF EUROPE, PRINTED ON ART PAPER, MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FRONT OFFICE OF THE "EVENING POST" AT 6d PER COPY ——_ 6d PER copY PUBLIC NOTICEB. PUBUC PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. ~~ ~ " NoriS 11? all D RS ""£«» *™ *»»****». ■f* creditors and others having claims lVi , h t " Surgeons, against the undermentioned estates are notify that the Practice is required to lodge such claims at the Public Mr? Rmrrnvn Trust Office at Wellington on or oefore M.L.C. BUILDING. the 11th day of June, 1940. Any claim nfci £ n Quay> « not lodged by the date named ,s liable to DR Uf de£ exclusion. The claims must show full ANUKKbEN. | details, and must be certified as follows:— this claim was due and owing at the date "^~~~*~~£(ifF'!^^F^'~E*lJM (1) BENNETT, Edith Jane, late of Wei- MAAAWATU RACES hngton, Married Woman, died 1/5/40 MAY 16 and 18, 1940. (2) BOYD, John Elder, late of Welling- SPECIALLY Reduced Fares from Weiton, Harbour Board Employee, died . Jmgton, Dannevirke, Masterton, and 1/5/40. intermediate stations on May 10 and ]8 (3) GIFFORD, James Andrew, late of Pc- 19*°tone, Retired Bootmaker, died 22/4/40 ~ Keturn fares (Ist and 2nd) from Wel(4) KATENE, Eleanor Te Anau, late of i1?^ oll ' 14s lOd- 109 2d; Masterton, 11s Porirua. Married Woman, died 7cl ' Ss; Dannevirke, 6s Id. 4s sd. 30/4/40. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. (5) PALMER. Mary Harvey, late of Wei- THURSDAY, MAY 16. Hngton, formerly Westport, Widow, SATURDAY, MAY 18. died 2/5/40. ' Trains to Palmerston North leave Wei(6) RUSSELL, John, late of Wellington, 'mgton 8.30 a.m., Paekakariki 9.45, Otaki Messenger, died 27/4/40. 10.26, Levin 10.53, Shannon 11.4, Palmer(7) WALLS, Emily Ethel, late of Welling, ston North arrive 11.56 a.m. Stops all ton, Married Woman, died 7/12/39. stations. (8) WILSON, Edith Southey, late of WeJ- The usual 5.12 p.m. Palmerston Northlington, Widow, died 2/5/40. Wellington train will be fast passenger (9) SCOTT John Murray, late of Wei- train and will leave Palmerston North 5.18' lington Civil Servant, died 25/3/40. p.m., Shannon 6.4, Levin 6.28, Otaki 6.57, A. R. COAD, Paekakariki 7.49, Wellington arrive 5.48 District Public Trustee for Wellington. p.m. Stops all stations. May 10, 194CK On Saturday, May 18, special passenger : : " " '. train leaves Wellington 7.40 a.m., Poriv^ttdajat ART PAT TVERY rua 8- n> Paekakariki 5.57. Otaki 0.30, NATIONAL ART GAI.LL.HY, L _ in Q - 2 ghannon w Jo> Longburn ,0.35, Buckle Street. Palmerston North arrive 10.45 a.m. This train stops at all stations between WelTHE National Art Gallery will be lington and Paekakariki. North of PaeCLOSED on MONDAY, May 13, for kakariki .stops only at stations shown, al?o a brief period to enable rearrangement Awapuni. of pictures to be made following upon For further particulars see hand bill or the closing of the Centennial Art Exhibi- inquire at stations. „„„ .. VX7I£DDINCi Breakfasts are sure to be a The Tearooms will be CLOSED until V* access when the caterers are John SATURDAY, June 1, 1940. j son and Co.. Maytaii Cabaret. Tei. 54-770.