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Evening Star, Issue 20020, 10 November 1928, Page 9

ARMISTICE DAY NOTIOIf. • - - 10T1I AJsNIYERSABY 0* ARMISTICE DAT. TO CELEBRATE THE ABOVE A MASS MEETING Of. CITIZENS Will ho held in the NEW EMPIRE DB LUXE THEATRE on SUNDAY, November 11th, at 8.15 p.m. His Worship the Mayor will preside. Speakers; F. Milner, Eeq., Rector Waitaki Boys’ High School; Ju. Taylor, Esq., ex-President Chamber of Commerce; Rev. W. Walker, President Council of Christian Congregations. Tho Kaikorai Baud will Play from 7.45 p.m. Collection on Entering. ARMISTICE DAT. LEST WE FORGETI HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (W ; B. Taverner, Esq.) wishes the Public fo observe tho following arrangements regarding the Anniversary of Armistice Day on SUNDAY, November 11, 1928. Tho Town Hall bell will be gently rung for two minutes prior to 11 a.m. to give warning of the approach of the hour. Upon the Town Hall clock striking the hour all motion in the streets, vehicular and pedestrian, to be suspended for two minutes of silence. Citizens in a position to do so are requested to fly flags on the day, and to display them at the mast until 10.30 a.m., then lower (hem to half-mast until noon, when they should again be displayed from the truck. G. A. lEWIN, ' ' Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, November 8, 1928. BOROUGH OF ST. KILDA. ARMISTICE DAY, LEST WE FORGET. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (Mr R. W. Hall) respectfully asks that tho following arrangements as they refer to tho Anniversary of Armistico Day, SUNDAY’, 11th November, 1928, be observed:— All motion in the streets, vehicular and pedestrian, to bo suspended for two minutes of silence from 31 a.m., during which period pedestrians will stand uncovered. Residents who find it convenient to fly flags are asked to display them at the. mast until 10.30 a.m., and then lower them to half-mast until noon, when they should again be displayed from the truck. Pastors of tho various Churches are kmdly asked to arrange for tho Morning Services to commence at 10.45, and that m the course of those- services the several congregations be invited to rise at 11 a.m., ami silence be observed for two minutes. W. G. GRIFFIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, St. Kilda, 9th November, 1928 DUNEDIN BOY SCOUTS, ARMISTICE DAY. A CHURCH PARADE of all OFFICERS, SCOUTS, and CUBS at FIRST CHURCH on SUNDAY, the 11th inst. Muster at Queen’s Gardens at 10.15 a.m, sharp. Decorations to be worn. No staves. T. D. B. PATERSON, D.S. LOST AND FOUND. TO MOTORISTS. nnriE Undersigned will be obliged if any A motorist or other person observing CHEVROLET CAR, No. 137-955 (recently stolen from me) will COMMUNICATE with G. A. WAG HORNK, Jamieson’s Buildings, 76 Stuart street, Dunedin. LUST, Part of Wahl Shock Absorber, between Morning!on and foot of High street.—hinder please return to Ford Motors (Dunedin), Ltd. LOST, Pearl Drop Earring, between Heriot row and Arthur street.—Ring 10-713; reward, V OST, Friday night, between Taicri road, 1J Motnington, and Burnside, Parcel, Motor Coat, and Tin of Oil. —Finder return H. 8., Octagon; reward. LOST, this morning, Suede Bag, containing silver, in Albany street; reward. —143 Dundas street. LOST, Livcr-and-White Spaniel Puppy (6 months old). —Webster, £73 Higligatc. LOST, Silk Scarf, heliotrope flowers.— Ring 11-327, or call No. 1 Stock Exchange; reward. LOST. Friday morning, Gold Brooch, with sapphire. Reward returning Leech, 5 Baker street, Cavcrsliam.' T GST, last week, Lady’s Gold Wristlet JU Watch, in street or tram, vicinity Albany street, Castle street, Gardens; substantial reward. —Return Dawsons, Limited, Princes street. LOST, on November 9tb, between New ■ street and Richardson street, aPurso containing pay envelope and silver.—Ring 22-751; reward. • T OST, Photo (lady and gentleman). Bond slrcol-Stuart street to Octagon, Please return Early Settlers. LOST, between Macandrcw road and Moreau and Driver streets, Girl’s Cardigan.—Pleaso return 29 Eskvalo street. LOST, Sum of Money in envelope, Friday evening.—Finder please communicate with Phone No. 23-362; reward. LOST, Gold Wristlet Watch, South Dunedin.—Reward returning Mrs Hunter, 210 Melbourne street, or. 2 Nilo -street, St. Clair. LOST, on Monday afternoon (probably in A. and T. Inglia’s), Cloth Purse, containing money, tram tickets.—Phono 20-736; reward. LOST, Fawn-coloured Square Crepe d« Chino Scarf, green and blue border. —Reward applying by letter Oakden, 604 Gcorgo street. LOST, city or St. Kilda, Gold-mounted Pebble Brooch; keepsake; reward.— 44 Moreau street, St. Kilda. LOST, Silver Triangular Badge, enamelled centre; engraved A.R.; valued; reward, —Y.M.C.A. Office, LOST, vicinity Musselburgh Rise-Bay View road, Variegated Knitted Duck,— Finder please ring telephone 22-668; reward. LOST, Friday, Pearl Earring.—Reward on returning to Conn’s, chcmitfc. LOST. Thursday, Highcliff road, Brown Handbag, containing cross-etitchod sampler.—Ring 12-293; reward. iOUND, Grey-and-Pink Parrot.—Apply 9 Jackson street, St. Kilda. lOUND, in Princes street, Wristlet Watch.—Address 778, care' ‘Star’ Office. THE Person seen Talcing Red Shawl from Ovcrse.is Dance, kindly Return to Overseas Manager before further trouble, I OST, Somebody's Boys. "Yearly thouJ sands alcohol drinkers file; their places taken by rising generation,”—'Brewers’ Journal.’ LOST, Smoky Chimneys; Dunedin Win-’ dow. Cleaning Co. are the best and cheapest sweeps.—’Phono 10-493, private LOST, all 'bought, of fire by having your Chimneys Swept.—Otago Window Cleaning Co., telephone 13-250, Jl-861. FOUND.— Aif. N. Price, Certificated P.ano Tuner. 35 M Bride street, South Dunedin; phone 23-566. VTvOUND, W. Harvey, la Normanby A 1 street, Musselburgh, the people’s Boot and' Shoo Repairer; hand-sewn work a specialty. 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