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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 14 September 1940, Page 17

MEETINGS. A UCKLAND AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OP SHOP ASSISTANTS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OP WORKERS. The Annual Meeting of the abQve Union will oe held in Lewis Eady Hall, Queen Street, on ■- WEDNESDAY, September 18, 1940, at 8 p.m. W, x BUSINESS: Minutes. Annual Report. Balance-sheet. Donation or Loan to Government. NOTICE OP MOTION—That any proposition for the disposal of Union Funds in any way should be placed before each financial member of the Union by means of a postal ballot, the result being determined by majority vote. RECOMMENDATION FOR DISCUSSION— That half of the profits derived from monthly subscriptions, after all expenses have been paid, be donated to the Sick and ( Wounded Fund monthly for the duration of the war, as from July 1. 1940. t That £1000 (one thousand pounds) be ' granted as a Loan to the Government, free J of interest, for war purposes for the duration of the war and six months thereafter, subject ] to the postal ballot being favourable in that direction. r Election of O.Seers. General. ( PLEASE NOTE—A Special Meeting will be held at 9.15 p.m. for the purpose of considering the • following resolution: — •"That the Dispute between the Union and Employers for new Award be referred to a Council of Conciliation for settlement." •L. PURCELL. 14 Secretary. QOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS SCHEME. ' A Meeting herein will be held at the Coatesville Hall on MONDAY EVENING Next, the 16th September instant, at 8 p.m. A. PURVIS-SMITH. 14 Block Warden. rpHE "SCIENCE OF HAPPINESS" CENTRE -1 Has moved from Harmony Hall to THE QUEST CLUB ROOMS, Swanson Street, And will meet EACH SUNDAY at 3 p.m. All "Unity" Teachings. Take Lift to top floor. PUBLIC INVITED. 14 Quest club and psychic institute, Swanson St. TUES., September 17. at 8 p.m.—Mrs. Helen Harris. Trance address on "Peace." WED., at 1 p.m.—Lunch Talk. Mr. John Rogers. "Myths and Legends of Ancient Egypt." 14 UTulltPe School of Radiant Living meets each Monday Evening, 7.45 p.m., 48, Wellesley St. West. Visitors Welcome. 14 LECTURES. "yyAR iy£EMORIAL TyjUSEUM. SUNDAY AFTERNOON LECTURES. AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE Oil " "yyiLDFLOWERS," Will be given by MISS BETTY MOLESWORTH, In the MUSEUM LIBRARY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 P.M. The Public in invited to attend. GILBERT ARCHEY, 14 Director. #C|T. TOHN A MBULANCE. O O A CLASSES OF INSTRUCTION L ADIES' piRST A ID. GREEN LANE, at 1.30 p.m. on Tuesday. September 24. Apply 41, Wheturangi Road. Phone 25-529. ADIES' I_j OME "^"URSING. TAKAPUNA, at 7.30 p.m. on Monday, September 23. ORAKEI—SchooI, at 7.15 p.m. on Monday, September 16. iy£EN'S piRST YIDAMBULANCE STATION. RUTLAND STREET, at 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 19. S. E. LANGSTONE. 14 Secretary-Manager. + Ii, ED SOCIETY (Incorporated). AUCKLAND SUB-CENTRE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS. Classes will be commenced in the following subjects at the LECTURE HALL, Mercantile Chambers. 101, Customs Street East, as under: HOME NURSlNG.—Afternoon Classes on TUESDAY, 24th Inst., at 1 p.m. HYGIENE.—On SATURDAY. 21st Inst., at 1 p.m. FIRST AID.—On THURSDAY, 26 th Inst., at 7 p.m. Intending Members will be Welcome. Full Supplies of the Society's New Illustrated Text Book on First Aid and Chemical Warfare Now Available. A. A. HARKER. 14 Phone 45-340. Secretary. + 2. RED CROSS SOCIETY (Inc.), * REMUERA SUB-CENTRE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS. Classes in First Aid and Home Nursing will be held at the King's School and the Remuera Library Hall on MONDAY and TUESDAY. Sept. 23 and 24. at 7 p.m. A V.A.D. detachment is now being formed. Those interested please communicate as soon as possible with NORAH WHINERAY, Convener, Phone 17-088. 14 JL"X" Z - RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC.). IHH ONEHUNGA SUB-CENTRE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS. A CLASS IN HOME NURSING Will commence in the ST. MARY'S HALL. Church Street. At 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. INTENDING MEMBERS WILL BE WELCOME. MRS. GRUNDY. Hon. Secretary. Phone 12-071. 14 PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITIES. (Incorporated.) SUNDAY. 2.45 P.M. Speaker: MR. J. A. C. ALLUM. Subject: "WHAT ARE WE FIGHTING FOR?" 3, Queen St. Discussion Welcome. S PATENT AGENTS. JJ EN R Y DGH ES, Jj TD- ! PATENT AND TRADEMARK ATTORNEYS. FREE BOOKLET. A. P. YOUNG. Auckland Representative. I 209, Dilworth Building, • Reg. Patent Attorney. 1 S prqfessTonal notices. ' M R - H. M. G OLDSTEIN ' i jyj R. 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B DUGGAN, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate). N.2.C.A.. Winstone Bldgs. 46-144. B . ILES AND GILES. Palmer Graduates, MemL* bers N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Bldg. Phone 45-525. B I T>ERCY HAMBLIN, Palmer Graduate, 10 years' X American experience.—Colonial Mutual Bldgs. 1 <2-244. . _ .. . M