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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21520, 17 June 1933, Page 14

MEETINGS n A UCKLAND BOWLING . CLUB (Incorp.). A. Specinl General Meeting of the Club will r^\L/ r be held in its Pavilion W on Jan© 28, 1933, at 780 Dm. Business: To consider and ea with Notice of Motion to alter Rules 6 and 1. The 71st Annual Meeting TUESDAY be held in the Pavilion on WEDr^ESDAX, JUNE 28, at 7.45 p.m. Business: —To receive the Annual Report and the Treasurer's Report and Balancesheet; Election of Officers; Presentatign of Trophies; General. S. COLDICUTT, Hon. Sec. June 17, 1933. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. CAPTAIN H. M. RUSHWORTH, M.P.. having been requested on numerous occasions and by various bodies to speak again in the Auckland Town Hall, will do so on THURSDAY NEXT, Juno 22, at 8 p.m. CAPTAIN RUSHWORTH will slate the case for Democracy and offer a solution of tho Dominion's Problems upon which all classes can unite. KEEP NEXT THURSDAY OPEN. KEEP NEXT THURSDAY OPEN. . ? A MALGAMATED SOJ\. CIETY OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS AUCKLAND BRANCH. The Quarterly Meeting of the above will be held in the Trades Hall, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, Jnne 21, 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: General. All members are required to attend. Office open at 7 p.m. to receive payment of dues. T. BLOODWORTH. Secretary. TUBILEE HALL, KINGSLAND, " MONDAY, JUNE 19, AT 8 P.M. HON SIR JAMES PARR. M.L.C., LEADER OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, and formerly Minister of Education, at the request of the Kowhai Intermediate School Committee, will address a PUBLIC MEETING in the Jubilee Hall, Kingsland. Subject: I—Junior High Schools Movement in England and America. . _ 2—To protest against Education Department's action in cutting Intermediate Schools' course down to two years. T. U. WELLS, ESQ., Chairman Auckland Education Board, will preside. Members of School Committees and the public are cordially invited to be present. -yyr A R pENSIONERS! pENSIONERSM "VyAR pENSIONERS!!! -QNITY JJ ALL, UPPER QUEEN STREET. rpuESDAY, JUNE £(), AT 8 P.M. Business: MATTERS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO WAR PENSIONERS. Admission by production of War Pension Certificate only. N. PIERCE, Convener. IJUMBERLANDS WOODPULP, LIMITED. NOTICE CONVENING MEETING OF BONDHOLDERS. Notice is hereby given that Meetings of the BONDHOLDERS in Blocks I. to VI.. inclusive, and of Blocks VII., VIII., IX. and X. of Series C of the Profit-sharing Bond 3 issued by or applied for in the said Company will be held at the CONFERENCE HALL. ROOM NO. 4. FIRST FLOOR. MANUFACTURERS' HOUSE. 26 O'CONNELL STREET, SYDNEY. NEW SOUTH WALES, at 2.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, the 21st day of July. 1933. Separate Meetings will be held of the Bondholders in each of the said Blocks in such order as the Chairman of the Meeting mar decide. The purpose of the respective Meetings will be:*- " To consider the proposals as fully set out in tho formal requisitions which havo been received by the Comoanv from the Bondholders and to vote thereon. The general nature of the subject matter of the said reouisitions is the proposal of the Bondholders that a Pulp and Paper Mill be established in New Zealand for the more beneficial exploitation of the subject matter of the said Bonds and the marketing of the raw material, the subject thereof in that way and by agreement to vary the conditions of issue of the Bonds * in the manner specified in the said requisitions, and to give- full legal effect thereto/ By Order of the Board. R. V. FRAZER. Secretary. NOTE.—The New Zealand Bondholders' Head Committee asks all Bondholders in the Dominion to sign the Proxy Forms sent them and post to the Company's Auckland Office not later than June 30. so that their votes may be recorded. Any Bondholder who mav require fuller information will, on application to the Secretary, be immediately supplied with a copy of the Bondholders' Requisition, which sets out in detail the Resolutions to be submitted to the Meoting. Sydney, June 14, 1933. ~YT Z. Alsatian Club.—Training Practice 1y • Saturday, 2 p.m.. Outer Domain: watch Saturday Heralp. IN DIVORCE TO KATHLEEN MARY MONDS, the Wife of GEORGE RICHARD MONDS, of the City of Auckland, Railway Driver. Take Notice that a Citation has been issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland, citing you to appear and answer the Petition of George Richard Monds, of the City of Auckland. Railway Driver, wherein he prays for a dissolution of his marriage with you on the ground of desertion, and such citation intimates that in default of your so doing tho Court will proceed to hear the said Petition and to pronounce sentence thereon, notwithstanding your absence. Now therefore take rotice -4hat for the purpose aforesaid you are, within Twentyeight days after the date of the last publication of this advertisement, to attend in person, orby your Solicitor, at the Supreme Court Office at Auckland, and there to enter an appearance, without which you will not be allowed to address the Court at any stago of the proceedings, A copy of tho said Citation and Petition will be supplied to you on your applying for the same at the Supreme Court Office at Auckland. Dated at Auckland this 7th day of June. 1033. (SEAL.) E. M. MOSLEY, Deputy-Registrar. Friends of the Respondent aro particularly requested to forward to her the foregoing advertisement. JAMES FAIRFIELD WILLS DICKSON is the Solicitor for the Petitioner, whose address for service is at the Office of the said James Fairfield Wills Dickson. Second Floor, New Zealand Insurance Building, Queen Street, Auckland This is the second and last publication. CORPORATION NOTICES JgOROUGH OF BIRKENHEAD. OFFICE HOURS. Notico is hereby given that on and after MONDAY, June 2G, 1933, the following office hours will be observed:— MONDAYS to FRIDAYS—9 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. FRIDAY EVENINGS.—7 to 8 p.m. (Closed on Saturdays.) H. KEMP. June 17, 1933. Tovjn Clerk.