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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8326, 5 August 1890, Page 8

MeetingsT ODOE PONSONBY, 708, S.C. I i —The Regular Monthly Meeting of M the above Lodge will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsoiiby, This Evening, at half-past seven.—Geo. Fowlds, Secretary. JUT ASTER BAKERS' ASSOCIATION. A Meeting will lie held in the Rooms of Mr. Di'.llen, Queen-street, THIS DAY (Tuesday), August f>, at half-past seven p.m. Business > To Consider Rules, Ac. J. GIBBS, Sec. Auckland carpenters' AND .r3L JOINERS' UNION. A Meeting will be held in the Foresters' Hall (Beresford-stieet Entrance), at half-past, seven THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Aug. f>. All Members are requested to attend. Business important—To Further Consider Trade Matters. All in the trade invited to 101 l up. W. A. PRO BERT, Secretary. I nnilE Annual Meeting of tho Auckland JL West Kindergarten will take place at three p.m. TO-MOKROW (Wednesday), August li, on the premises, Howe-street. All interested in the work cordially welcomed. 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