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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13680, 24 August 1908, Page 1

MEETINGS 'AND AMUSEMENTS. CHALMERS CHURCH, - - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, ",:it S p.p.. MR W. E. TAYLOR, F.R.C.O. (St. Paul's Cathedral, Dnnedin). ..', Collection. GRAND;. CONCERT. FRIDAY,' 5 AUGUST 28th, 1908. ST. ANDREWS HALL. JL, ing • Messrs '; be Looze, Collins, Eleming, Brydone, Donohue, Mcßride, Herr Crawfort, and others. . Ask for Programme at ~St. Andrews Stores, obtainable from. Tuesday. Commence at-. 8 o'clock. MEETING . will. be Jield after the Stock Sale' at iWASHDYIvE on TUESDAY for the ' purpose .of discussing and fixing the date qf. the proposed PLOUGHING MATCH. ST. : MARY'S YOUNG MEN'S ; -■* .'SOCIETY. - THE WEEKLY MEETING of the ■■■ Society wijlbe held THIS EVENING, in the Club Room, Bank Street, at 8 p.m. Subject—Lecture, First Aid to iihe Injured, by Isr C. E. Thomas. S.O. EDUCATION BOARD. MRE.K. MULGAN, M.A., Inspector of Schools, CHRISTCHURCH. will give a POPULAR LECTURE on " Vulcanisnij" in TRINITY HALL, on FRIDAY, the 28th inst, commencing at 8 p.m. The'l'Lectru'e, which will- be illustrated by'Wintern Views, will -deal with the causeef of volcanic'activity, including geyser action. All are cordially invitecf. V.! '■'■ , ; V ■■' ' :A:. BELL, I THE ENGLISH CLAIRVOYANTE. I Foresters' Hall, George St. I\/TR J. ISHERWOOD attends at the LV± above Hall Daily, to give PRIVATE INTERVIEWS. Hours 10 a.m.;. to 1 p.m., and 2 to 5 p.m. LODGE OF ST. JOHN, No. 1137,, E.C. -EMERGENCY MEETING, THTS hi EVENING (Monday, 24th August), at 7 p.m. BusinesS—Raising. Yisitins Brelhr^•cordially; invited.; _, NOTICES. THE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. ' NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. DIVIDEND WARRANTS fo r the Year ended 30th June, 1908, are NOW PAYABLE at the Offices of the Association, Cashel Street, Christchurch, and the Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, TIMARU. R. W. BROWN, Secretary. TO CROWN TENANTS. i LAND BOARD ELECTION. , | !;HE amended Land Act of last session _l_. has conferred on Crown Tenants, what they have for years thought desirable, i.e.," to be represented on the Land Board. The first Election for the vacant seat on Ihe Canterbury Board is announced' for 27th INST., -and'.l hereby beg to solicit the support of Voters. I .have been a Crown Leaseholder and intimately connected with the requirements of Crown Tenants since the opening of the Cheviot Estate in 1894, hence .my interests are closely allied with all that concerns the welfare of settlers on Government land. And should I have the honour to be elected, I shall. consider it my first duty at all timee to further the interests of Tenants to the best of my ability. JOS. GIBSON. . Cheviot, August 17th, 1908. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCN., ltd: NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. IN accordance with Clause 78 of the. Articles of Association, the following Directors will retire at the next Ordinarv Annual Meeting of Shareholders, to be held on SATURDAY, September 19th, 1908, JOHN TALBOT. WILLIAM B. HOWELL. JOHN ANSTEY. JOHN KELLAND. , JOHN M. BARKER, ANDREW AUSTIN, All of whom are eligible for re-election and offer themselves accordingly. Any Person other than a retiring Director, and holding not Jess than 10 Shares, .wishing to become a Director, must leave notice in writing at. the Registered Office of the Association, Beswick Street, Timaru, on or before FRIDAY, the. Fourth Day of September, 1908, stating that he is willing to act as a Director if elected. All Notices of Motion or other business to be transacted at the said Ordinary Annual Meeting must be specified in writing, and left at -the Office of the Association on or before MONDAY, the Seventh Day of September, 1908. J. P. NEWMAN, Secretary and General Manager. Dated th>'e 2*4 th day of August, 1908.