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Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 5, 23 January 1946, Page 6

WOBURN BOWLING AND CROQUET CLUB (Eve)' \ SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING In accordance wiih r the resolution Members passed at the Special General Meeting held in Febrtf|fy, 1945, a Special General Meeting is called for 7.30 p.m MONDAY, 28th JANUARY, 1946, in the Club-house. , L. D. MEIER, x Acting Secretary. LIONEL HARRIS L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., -" RESUMES TEACHING ' * . PIANOFORTE At 12 Puriri Street, Lower Hutt On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th.' GIRLS FOR BOOKBINDING AND ' BOX MAKING . We have vacancies for Girls with and without experience of Bookbinding and Cardboard Box Making. Interesting and Light •' Work;' Pleasant Conditions and Good Wages. Handy to Station! Apply C. M. BANKS, LTD., v ; 194 Thorndon Quay, Wellington Tels. 40-966 or 42-590. , , WELLINGTON CO-OP BUILDING SOCIETY No. 13 Group is closing in a few weeks' time.* JOIN UP NOW! and obtain an INTEREST FREE LOAN of £I2OO. The last three ballots ahve been drawn by Lower Hutt and Petone Members. , ,:,,;,. Initial Deposit to % be§oin& tl, a Member is 19/6 per 6 shares with weekly payments of is nobetter iu.jthe' Dominion. Full particulars can j be obtained from— ■ -Vsf ■ G. A. BLUNijIELLy\' ' LOWER HUTT 36 High Street. 'Phone 63-965/ AiWOUNGEWEBN^, We are n'ow <in tfaS Position to take in All Repair Work , Prompt and Efficient? Service by, Expert TradesmejL J. W. n , Watchmaker; Jeweler and . Engraver 206 JACKSON STREET, PETONE HUTT VALLEY INDUSTRIAL MALE CHOIR Intending Members are iavrted to attend a GENERAL MEETING of '/ the, above Choir to be held in the ST. JAMES'S SMALL HALL, .Wo.burn Road, Lower Hutt on MONDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, at 8 p.m. .. M. A. PARRANT, Hon. Sec. WINIFRED McEOUGHLIN L.R.'S.M'.;.. (State Conservatorium of Music Sydney) VIOLIN and ' PIANOFORTE RESUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY 4th. 2a Sherwood Street :: Lower Hutt (Moera Bus Route) FOR SALE., Apples: Dunns, Jonothans, Delicious, Stunner, li/6 bushel case. ~ Pears: Doyenne Du Cornice, j .Winter Coles, Packham, Triumph, .Winter Nellis, 12/6 401 b, case." '!. Peaches: Paragon, Golden Queen, Golden King 12/6 per half case 201 b approx. Plums: Purple King, Golden Duke, Omega 10/6 per half case.— Freight paid. | Cash with Order. K W. STEPHENSON, ■/ • 7, Hinemoa Street; Lower'Hutt. THRILLS FOR CHILDREN UNCLE TOBY'S SHETLAND PONIES and DONKEYS AT HUTT CARNIVAL BIG GARDEN PARTY Methodists representing the causes established at Lower Hutt, Waiwhetu, Taita and Naenae have combined in organising a grand garden party. To stimulate fellowship amongst the churches of the circuit, and to raise funds to provide the additional expenses'brought about by the action of the Quarterly meeting in increasing the and travelling expenses of* the circuit staff retrospectively to April, 1945, in keeping with prevailing conditions. j jT Thc garden party will be held ajh the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell "Rosscrea", Woburn Road, on Saturday, February 16th. It will be opened by Hon. W. Nash. Stalls, with the convenors of committees, are as follows:—produce, Mr. H. B. Shearer; plants and flow* ers, Mr. O. Dryden; cakes, Mrs. WMullan; sweets and ice cream, Mr. S. Clarke; books and magazines, Mr V. Ackroyd; novelty, Mrfe. H. F. Muir; white elephant, Mrs. L. Hall; afternoon tea, Mrs. G. C. Heap; toys, I Mr. W. Mullan; side shows, Mr.. A< Roadley; games, Mr. L. Hall; pub-" ' licity, Mr. D. Payne.