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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6962, 30 October 1909, Page 14

inter, aged fifty--1 nian, who lives ras proceeding down y when a motor car belonging to Mr Ferldns, builder, ran into him. He received a severe scalp wound on the right side of the head and bruises on the left side. His injuries, which are being treated in the hospital, are not dangerous.

THE COLONIAL CO - OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY' OF "WELLINGTON. , TIIIE Fcß.rth Annual <jei . of the Society will b Business : To receive Report and anoe-sheet, Elect 2 Directors, 1 Auditor, and General Business. Messrs J. B. Graham and P. J. Kelleher retire from the Directorate in accordance with the requirements of- the Society's - rules, and, being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. 103 J. CEEWES, Secretary .!.DRAPERY AND BOOTS STORE. TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF SEVEN (7) YEARS SHOP AT KAPONGA, Lately Occupied by Mr F. Gapper. npHE PREMISES are nearly new, ha' «- handsome fittings, largo plate-gla ndows, office, dressmaking rooms, and mi-conveniences for carrying on a large is situated S miles from ELTH AM, and is a rapidly risinc town in one of the most thickly populated and most prosperous MILKING DISTRICTS in the NORTH ISLAND. LESSEE will'NOT be required to take over any Stock-in-trade. For CONDITIONS of LEASE and further particulars apply to WILLIAM GRUAR, Hobson's Buildings, AUCKLAND, or to MR GRAHAM. KAPONGA. 317 SUNDAY SCHOOL A NNIVERSARY SERVICES, THE TERRACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TO-MORROW. '» - ™.—Prayer Meeting in the. V< i.—Rev. M. Bawden Harris., „ —Rev. L. Macdonald Aspland. 7 p.m.—Rev. J. Reed Glasson. Special Music by th<? Scholars, as „. by the Choir and an Orchestra. WEDNESDAY—Tea and Public Meetin