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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17859, 3 August 1918, Page 12

MEETINGS. rpHE SHORTAGE OP COAL.—High Prices, JL Exploitation of Coalminers and Coneumors. Mr Robert Semple deals with above matters. OPERA HOUSE, SUNDAY, 4th, 7.30 p.m. Collection. 8697 <FFICIENCY CAMPAIGN MEETINGS. MONDAY, AUG. sth Methodist Schoolroom, OPAWA. Speakers: Revs J. Patoroon and G. E. Moore, M.A. TUESDAY, AUG. 6th— Pubho School, REDOLIFFS. Speaker: Rev J. J. North. THURSDAY, AUG. Bth - Methodist Schoolroom, RICHMOND. Speakers: Revs J. Paterson »nd G. E. Moore, M.A. Tim© for all Meetings, 7.80 p.m. EFFICIENCY CAMPAIGN. GREAT MASS MEETING. HO V 8 E. SUNDAY WEEK, AUG. 11th. Mr H. p. Bayloy, Professor of Economics e,nd History, "Winnipeg; Mi Geo, Bell, M.P., Viotoria, British Columbia; and Mr Ja3. Simpson. Vice-president Trades and Labour Congress, Dominion of Canada, have arrived, end one or more of them will speak. See later advertisements. 1186 DECLARATION DAY. " PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the - South-west corner of CATHEDRAL SQUARE, near the Red Cross Sales Depot, at 12.16 p.m., on MONDAY, tho 6th instant, to pass a Resolution Re-affirming the Dominion's Determination to Assist in the Prosecution of the war to a victorious conclusion. Tn order that all may have an opportunity of being present I request the citizens to bo good enough to close their places of business between noon and 1 p.m. . Should the weather be wot the meeting will bo held at the same time in the Theatre Royal.H. HOLLAND. Mayor. Christchurch, 2nd August, 1918. 17 SUMMIT ROAD ASSOCIATION. ' GENERAL MEETING of tho Members ■ of this Association will be hold on MONDAY. sth inst.. in the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce, at 7.80 p.m. Ail Persons interested in tho work of the Association are cordially invited to attend. GEORGE HARPER, Chairman; , C. H. GILBY. Financial Secretary. COUNTY OF AMURI. . (FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR. A MEETING of Citizens will be held in the Amuri Hall, Culverden, also in Hanmer, Waiau and Rotherham, on the sth day of AUGUST, to pass a Resolution of Determination to Continue the War to a Victorious End. (Signed) M. BETHELL, 1181 County Chairman. KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR. AT the roquost of the Acting Prime Minister, tho Kowai County Council invitethe Residents of the county to MEET at the SALEYARDS, Amberloy, at 12.30 p.m. oi. MONDAY, August 6th (Sale day), to PASt A RESOLUTION affirming their determination to continue the War to a victorious en-. / G. A: M'LEAN, 1166 Chairman. WAIPARA COUNTY COUNCIL. A PUBLIC MEETING wiU be held in the ix Oddfellowc' Hall, Waikari, on MONDAY, AUGUST £th, at 7.30, to celebrate the 4th Anniversary cf tho Declaration of War. Patriotic Spoochos, Songs and Recitations. (Signed) RICHARD EVANS, Chairman. Waikari, July 30th 1153 LADY LIVERPOOL FUND. COPPER TRAIL. " ■ PUBLIC MEETING of Linwood Resi- . dents will be held in the LINWOOD SCHOOL on MONDAY. sth AUGUST, at 6 p.m.. To Arrange Details in Connection with th* Copper Trail. A largo attendance is requested. Councillor H. F. Herbert will preside 1188 LYTTELTON PERMANENT LAND, BUILDING. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of Mombow will • be held at the Society's Offices, Canterbury Street, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th, at 2.30 p.m., for the purpose *of electing the Shareholders' Auditor and nominating Two Members of Committee in place of two who retire by rotation. M. WEASTELL, Secretary. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE , INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. WTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho J* TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the Offices of the Association, 212,' Cashel, Street, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st August, 1918. at 2 p.m. BUSINESS: "\> Receive Rouort and Balance-sheet, Elect'Directors and Auditors, General. The following are the Directors retiring:— Messrs J. Allan. F. H. Barker, Hon. I). Buddo. W. Dunlop and E. Herring, who are eligible for re-election without notice. DIVIDEND WARRANTS for flaif-'-mar ended 30th JUNE. 1918, are NOW PAYABLE at the Offices of the Association, Cashel Street, Christchurch, and Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, Timaru. R. W. BROWN, Secretory. Christchurch, 2nd August, 1918. FP PUBLIC NOTICES. , NIVERSAL FISH SUPPLY. A LIMITED SUPPLY FRESH RABBITS DAILY. IF YOU ARE DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR MEAT SUPPLY, nixON BRO CASH BUTCHERS, CASHEL STREET. We stock nothing but the Primeet Quality of Meat, and keep the Prices down as low as possible. LINED GEORGETTE NEW CEILA BLOUSE. Paris bv latest post somes this I. charming Blouse in navy or black georgette, with white or pale-tinted lining of chiffon. Exquisitely fashioned, with round neck-yoke or becoming collar, with embroideries in jet or silk thread, and priced at 63s 6d, this Blouse is a thoroughly economic investment, as its charm will hold good all through this Winter and following Summeir—takes the place of an Evening Gowr. for dinner or party wear. \our inspection 36 invited at Salon Ceila, N*. 6, Roytol Exchange Buildings. HOCKEY ONE! HOCKEY TWO! ARE you a Hockey Player? Very well,' than, what about .ycur HOCKEY STICK' Did you know that 'wo could supply tho Bost Sticks on the market to-day at cheapest prices? Wo can. V. rite now. W, J. SBATER AND COY., 105, Customhouse Quay, 4-136 Wellington.