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Waikato Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 3844, 27 July 1908, Page 3

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS ""VANCE—Matangi Hall. Wednesday U Night, 29th July. OWING to other fixtures conflicting, the DRUIDS' SOCIAL announced for Wednesday evening bss been POSTPONED until FRIDAY EVENING, 31st instant, in St. Peter's Sunday school, Hamilton, which has been kindly placed at the Lodge's disposal by Mrs Bosworth. TT AMILTON CHAMBER OF - COMMERCE. The ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Old Borough Council Chambers TONIGHT, at 8 p.m., when all members arc requested to attend. BUSINESS: Election of officers and committee; also, discussion of matters of importance to employers. F. MAXWELL, Secretary. _ T7IUREKA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY J2J COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders in the above Company will be held in the Tauwhare Hall on FRIDAY, the 31st July, at 12.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive annual report and balance-sheet; to elect four directors; to appoint an auditor; to transact any other business that may be brought forward. J. S. EDGECUMBE, IT AMILTON npOWN "I J ALL Friday, 31st July, 1908. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. "Good Wine Needs No Bush." GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S SPARKLING AND DELIGHTFUL COMIC OPERA " Pirates of Penzance"' BY THE Paeroa Operatic Society. ■fir A GOOD CASTE. ■?*>' A FULL CHORUS of SO Voices. *2T ORCHESTRA under Mr Wharton Thompson Limelight and Scenic Effects NEW WARDROBE. NOTE—Notwithstanding the cost attached to the venture, the management have decided on the following Prices : M. HARRIS, Business Manage; II UX T C L MEETS FOR JULY: i—llruntwood Station MEETS FOR AUGUST. —Fencourt Kennels i—Pickering's Corner i—i—Whatawhata I—Ohaupo i - Pickering's Corner i—Broodmeadows, llautapu School

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