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Hutt News, Volume 19, Issue 13, 29 August 1945, Page 3

! "WORLD OF PLENTY" ) For all those who missed this remarkable educational lilm j when it was previously shown in the Hutt Valley, and for all those I who want to see it again, the Compost Society has arranged for a Special Screening in the ! WESLEY 11A171. LOWER. HUTT 1 TO-NIGHT - TO-NIGHT I FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY ; A Commentary will be given by JOHN I-TOGAN. Here is a remarkable opportunity to see a famous/important film and hear a popular speaker on the one evening. Don't miss it. Bring your Friends. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. Admission Eree. Collection. NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, September 51 ii, will bo COMPOST DEMONSTRATION an,l DISCUSSION'EVENING at the WESLEY HALL 8- p.m. Bring samnle.x of your soil for analysis. LOWER HUTT CITY COUNCIL Rating Poll Proposal A MEETING OF RATEPAYERS WILL BE 31 ELI.) IN ST. JAMES'S lIALL WOBURN ROAD MONDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m. To dismiss the Merits of the various systems of Rating and their application to Lower Hutt City in particular. MR. C. JI. HAIN, President of the Lower J1 illt Ratepayers' Association, will preside. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR WJLL ADDRESS THE MELTING Councillors will be present. Questions will be Invited Admission on production of Rate Demand. T. G. RU j aKDSON, Acting Town Clerk HUTT REPERTORY THEATRE (Inc) 60 PRESENTS Four Evenings of Three One-Act Plays _ L\ — . ST. JAMES'S HALL — WOBURN ROAD . — ON — SEPTEMBER 11th, 12th, 13 th and 14th, 1945 At 8 p.m. DRAMA — MELODRAMA — COMEDY FULL ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE Box Plan opens to Public on Wednesday, September sth at Mr. J. Stonehouse, High Street, Lower Hutt. LEARNING TIIE REVERSE SIDE Learning enduith men's minds To every death there is a birth, to with a true sense of the frailty of every autumn there is a spring, lo their persons, the casualty of their every dashed hope there is a hope fortunes, and the dignity of their fulfilled; to every aching heart tnere soul and vacation. —Bacon, is a . . —Mary Lutyens. TALK AND WORK ' HUMILITY AND PRIDE In all labour there is profit; but A fault which humbles a man is cf the talk of the lips tendeth only to more uro to him than a good action penury. —Proverbs, which puffs him up with pride.