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Hutt News, Volume 6, Issue 49, 16 May 1934, Page 1

Hutt Valley Liedertafel THIRD CONCERT. • SECOND SEASON. ST. JAMES'S HALL THURSDAY, May 31st, 1934. Conductor : : Mr. Harry Bruscy Accompanist : : Mr Ron Horman Tickets If- and 2/. D. L. HARKOWER, Hon. Sec., phone 63-780

HAVE YOU TRIED THE LATEST FUEL. We can now supply FIRST QUALITY ERICKETTES Easy Burning, Economical and Hot. Apply— | Ryan & Co. OPFOBXTO HUT? BTATOK PHONE 68m TBS BIAITO AUOTCOX BOOMS. BOND STRIBT (next frees Cabs). 'Mfpbem &M. Make a Speoi&lty of Outside Anotioa Clearing Sales. We guarantee Highest Prices or we will purchase outright you* Furniture and Effect*. SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE AT ANY TIMB. A Large Bteek of Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Eto., always oa band. Arrangements for Sales can be made with— FERGUSON and 00., Land Agents :: Lower Hutt WU act ai Our Agenta. TYPEWRITING CAREFULLY and PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Shorthand and Typewriting Classes. DAY and EVENING. Individual Attention. The Hutt Comnercial College Fri&eipftl n MSseflaadall 8 High Street, next Hannah's ;v! ' . m flu«b 0. B. LAMONT SJBKTMT. Begj to wutounc* that lie hat eoafrmenoed Dontal Practice is Maaon's Building, No. ISO Higi Street, Eourii 8.89 &,m to S p 2a. Eveiings 7 to 8.30. Saturdays 9 a.m to 1 p.n» Telephone 60-554. lAi Qua). Sat. 1907 ftiom 60-063 WALLAOH 0. JAMBA J.P., M.P.8., Pk.C. ! CDELEM3BT t&d OPTIOLLK. Ooiuult iu for all eye troubles. W# are «xp«rfaL Wo nu tie late«t method* ajul lastnuneat®. AjM** Free. Hours of attendance B a.m to B p.i*. 100 HIGH fiTBtSBT, LOWJSB HUTT. MUSIO. Tuition on— Piano, Tenor and Five String Banjo, Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar, Mandolin Cello Mandola and Ukulele. Examiner for B.M.G-. Diplomas. Pupils received or viistsd. Enquiries— MISS M. ISAACS, 16 yiCTOBIA. STBJSDT, LOWER HUTT. Or— MR. JENNESS' MUSIC SUPPLIES Orchestra Practice Mondays and Fri« days, players of above instruments welcome. SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of the general committee and men's committee of the Petono Plunket Society was lield in the Pluuket Rooms recently to discuss the financial position. The attendance ineluded Mr Pultinsou (in the chair). Mesdames Evans, Davis, Lanham, Caldwell. Miller, Koach and Jenner, Messrs Brockelbank, and Lochhead. Dr. Tweed, medical adviser to the Plunket Society, gave a lengthy address on Plunket work and suggested several ideas in reference to the financial position. The suggestions put forward by Dr Tweed had already been considered by the committee, but on account of the prevailing conditions in Petoue at the present time, the work was not practicable. The committee would be pleased to receive the names of ladies wishing to become members of the Petone Branch of the Plunket Society. The monthly meeting of the Petono Pluuket Society was held in the rooms, Kensington avenue last Thursday. 'Apologies were received from Mesdames Davis, Lanham and Miss Collie. It was decided to hold a jumble sale on Friday, May 11th. The nursie's report showed 71 visits to home, 404 at rooms. A sub of 5/- was received from Mrs Corser.