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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20976, 12 September 1931, Page 4

REUNIONS. N.Z. OLD0 LD C OLONIBTS ' ASSOCIATION. I'uiion: His Excellency the GovernorGeneral. Vice-Patron: His "Worship the Mayor. President: Hon. Sir Edwin Mitchelson. THE ANNUAL REUNION WILL BE HELD IN THE TOWN HALL. OCTOBER 13. 1931. Old Colonists of not less than 50 years' residence in New Zetland are invited to send their names to the Hon. Secretary for registration, and thereby become Members of the Association, for which no Pee is charged. Membership Badges, if desired, are supplied, 5s each. Invitations to Reunions are posted to Registered Old Colonists Only. Any Member who has changed hiß address since last Reunion is requested to notify S. COLDICUTT, Hon. Secretary. 6, Hellaby's Bldgs., opp. C.P.0., Queen Street. ' 2 nd field OOY., N.Z.E. fjsl Sixth Annual Re-union. TIFFIN TEA ROOMS. QUEEN STREET. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. ALL ENGINEERS ROLL PP. T COMPANY. 4TH BATTALIO N. A N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE REUNION. Members of the above Company are reminded that a Reunion is to be held at the Tiffin Dining Room. Corner Queen St. and Victoria St. W.. at 7.30 p.m. on IUESDAY. September 15, 1931. . Full Parade Requested. W. C. KELLETT, Hon. Sec. COMPETITIONS. -tPROPOSED MURAL PAINTING IN THE NATIONAL ART GALLERY AT SIDNEY. The Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales invite Sketch Designs from Artists residing in Australia and JNew Zealand for a decoration to occupy a Lunette in the Gallery. Sketches to be delivered to the Director of the Gallery on or before noon on the first day of February, 1932. The Trustees shall bo the sole Judges of the sketches submitted and will buy for One Hundred Pounds the one they consider best and for Fifty Pounds the second best, provided they are of sufficient merit to warrant the award: and may commission the author of the first premiated design to paint it full size for placing on the wallß of the Gallery if the price quoted is satisfactory. The premiated designs and copyright thereof to become the property of the Trustees. For further information the Director may be consulted or communicated with up. to the first day of November. 1931. after which no interviews will be given or letters answered. By Order of the Trustees. J. S. MACDONALD. Director. rji o ARTISTS. national art gallery of NEW SOUTH WALES. SYDNEY. THE ARCHIBALD PRIZE. 1931. In terms of the Bequest of the late J. P. Archibald, the Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales invite Artists to submit paintings in competition for the above annual prize, which will be awarded to the best portrait. " preferentially of some man or woman distinguished in Art. Letters. Science, or Politics painted, by any Artist resident in Australasia during o , twe ]v® months preceding the date fixed by the Trustees for sending in the pictures. Portrait# painted during the year 19.U will bo eligible. Paintings, suitably frani£d, must be forwarded, free of expense and responsibility, to the National Art Gallery, the Domain. Sydney, on or before the 31st day of December, 1931, after which date no entries shall be eligible. Forms of conditions on application. By Order of the Trustees. J. S. MACDONALD, Director. PUBLIC NOTICES. __ Application for tidal land A'UNDER SECTION 146. OF THE HARBOURS ACT, 1923. AND THE HARBOURS LEASING REGULATIONS, 1930. Notice is hereby given that Mr. C. W. B. Michie. of Awanui, has made application for approximately 265 acres of Tidal Land, adjoining Section 2, Block VII., Rangaunu S.D., and any objection against the granting of his application must be lodged in this Office not later than 10th October. 1931. O. N. CAMPBELL. Commissioner of Crown Lands, North Auckland Land District, Private Bag, Auckland. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN MR. GEORGE SMITH, For many years in business as a Travelling Draper in the Franklin District, HAS NOW RETIRED ON ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH. B'or the purpose of winding up hia Business he has appointed Messrs. T. M. ThomBon, sen., and J. A. Blake, of Waiuku, his Trustees, who respectfully request an early settlement of outstanding accounts. Cheques may be made payable to either of the Trustees.