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MEETINGS. WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. MEMBERS are reminded of the Annual Meeting, which is called for Tuesday Night at 7-30 o'clock. In the Victoria League Rooms 4th Floor, D.I.C Buildings, BUSINESS,: To receive fiie Annual Report and Statement! of Accounts; - . ;: ■ To elect Officers and Executive Committee; General. , , . . • LANTERN LECTURE. During the evening Dr. Allan. Director of the Botany Division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, will give an Interesting Lantern Lecture, his subject being "FAMOUS BOTANIC GARDENS."'ELLINGTON FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION. ! ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. MONDAY JUNE 29, 7.45 p.m., 106 Taranaki St. Business: Reports, Balance-sheets, and Election of Officers. Nominations must reach the Secretary. 196 Taranaki St., not later than Friday. June la. WELLINGTON UNITED WAREHOUSE AND BULK STORE EMPLOYEES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. The Quarterly General Meeting of the Union will be held at the Trades Hall, Wellington, on Wednesday, June 17, 1942, at 8 p.m. Business: (1) Minutes; (2) discussion of award proceedings; (3) executive proposal to revise scale of union fees; (4) annual appointment of L.R.C. and Trades Council Delegates; (5) general. All financial members are Invited to attend. K. HAMSDKN. President. , H. J..SWKKNKY. Secretary. THE N.Z. FREE AMBULANCE TRANSPORT | SERVICE. WELLINGTON DISTRICT (INC). ANNUAL MEETING. * nHHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING of A the Contributors to the above service will be held at the AMBULANCE STATION, 5-9 Cable St., Wellington, on. Tuesday, June SO. at 3 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Board's Report and Financial Statement. To transact any other business that may arise. FRED ROFFE, Superintendent and Secretary. HATAITAI MUNICIPAL ELECTORS' ASSOCIATION. HHHE Annual Meeting of the Association will JL be held In the Plunket Room (attached Methodist Sunday school, Waitoa Road), on Tuesday, June 16, at 7.30 p.m. > BUSINESS: To receive the Annual Report and Statement of Account. To, elect Officers and Executive Committee. General. L. M. NUTT, Hon. Secretary. A PUBLIC LECTURE by MR. T. WHITTLESTON On "Life, Mind, and tho Material World" WILL be given In Itoom No. 6, 30 Courtenuv VI., on Sunday Next. June 14, at 7.:.:0 p.m., under the auspices of THE WKLLINGTON RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION. i Open l''urum - All Welcome. "THE WELLINGTON CLOTHING TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS, r P.HK Monthly General Meeting of the Union JL . will be held in the Trades Hall, Vivian St. on Tuesday, June 10, at 8 p.m. E. B. NEWTON. .Secretary. M.U.T.0.0.F. (N.Z.). LOYAL KILBIRNIE LODGE. MEMBERS please note that no meeting will bo held nest Tuesday. Watch*papers for our next meeting. ■I. W. RUSSELL, Secretary. PARTNERSHIPS, AGENCIES, ETC. LADY I'artiiL'i wanted by business lady. In. vest £200, showing excellent return No agents. 13U8 Eva Post. A WELL-ESTABLISHED Office, widely connected with every type of business bouse, including garages, engineers, grocers, and general retailers throughout tho Manawatu. are prepared to act as Agents for any wholesale or manufacturing firm with good marketable lines to offer. Apply Box 279, Palraerton North AN Old-established Dunedln Finn, with Branches in the principal cities throughout tho South Island, will accept Agencies and Commissions on behalf of New Zealand business houses, whose business activities, we feol. today must be seriously embarrassed and haiulicuppwl, through lack of adequate representation, brought about by petrol* rationing ;iuc! other transport difficulties. We iiuvf a staff of highly -efficient salesmen culling regularly on almost every section of the business community, including hotels, also farmers and graziers. Our object Is to organise our sales staff Into what may be termed "Group Selling Units," whereby several firms, whoso lines do not Immediately clash, can be represented by one travellor, thus avoiding overlapping and duplicating of travelling expenses. For further details, apply in first Instance, by letter, to— "Representation," Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY. Chrlstchureh. MACHINERY TO SELL Ort BUY. •KSSIC" HKATINC; STOVKS ' i/UM; uuii.tliiuuuh warmth day ttnd mghi, at . Uttlo cost, install a modern "ESSE" Stove, Safe, economical, and healthy Models suitable for homo, factories, schools, etc. JOHN CHAMBERS & SON. LTD., Cm\ Cable St. and Jervolß Q?., Wtillfigtoo; Kins St., PaimorstOQ North.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 138, 13 June 1942, Page 2
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