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PUBLIC-NOTICES. .WELLINGTON RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. ANZAC MEMORIAL SERVICE. ANZAC MEMORIAL SERVICE. rjpOWN HALL. ~ TOWN HALL. ANZAC DAY,' 25th APRIL, 3 p.m. A Service worthy of tho memory of Ansae will be conducted by Army Chaplains, Major T. .F. Taylor, Captains C. A. Owlos, and D. D. Scott Ministers of Religion, Mayors and Councillors, Chairmen and Representatives of all Local Authorities and Organisations,. and Citizens generally, aTB earnestly invited to he present; Organist—Lie'ut.-Colonel W. Kington Fyffe. / REMEMBER, ANZAC—THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. In tho TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. BOROUGH OF PETONE. ANZAC DAY CELEBRATION. UNFURLING OF "AUSTRALIAN ■ AND NEW ZEAI.AND FLAGS. nnHE Railway Work&ops Patriotic Committee, acting in conjunction with the Petone Borough Council, invito the Public to atlend the Anzac Day Celebrations on ANZAC DAY AFTERNOON, to take place at the Railway 'Station, Petone, at 3 o'clock. Chairmn n: J. W. M'Ewan, H3q.. (Mayor). . Speakers.: Hon. W. F. Mosey, P.rimo Minister. . Hon. Sir J. G. W'prd, Minister of Finance. J Hon; W. H. Hemes, MVnistor of Railways. Hon. .T. M. Wilford, Miiiistor of Justice. The Trcntham Military Band will be in attendance. Returned Soldiers specially, invited. J. W. M'EWAIN, Mayor. Petone, 22nd April, 1918. ' WELLINGTON RETAIL DRAPERS, MERCERS AND CLOTHIERS' ASSOCIATION. ' •SHOPKEEPERS aro recommenced to otwerve a Half-Holiday from U p.m. on THURSDAY, tho 25tii . inst. (Anzac Day). ■ By Order- of tho Committee. WM. A. W. GRE-NFELL, ' Secretary. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ! . THE Public and Motorists are WARNED to bo careful when nfipronchitig the Corner of Renall ahdiludlani Streets (Dorset Square),, at tho f.iot cf the lfimutaka Road, on account of the Drainage Works now ill operation in the Borough of Feathersloh. . ■ ■ J. AND R. SCOTT, • Contractors. GENERAL ASSEMBLY LIBRARY. NOTICE RE RECESS PRIVILEGES. RECESS PRIVILEGES will again be in force on and after .WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24th. No fresh application is necesary on this occasion from persons already holding permits. , CHARLES WILSON, ~. . . Chief Librarian.

MEETINGS. ' THE N. Z. BRANCH OP THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY AND ORDER OF ST. JOHN. ■ • A MEETING of the Members of the AVELLINGTON CENTRE will be held at the Central Depot, i Mercer Street, on WEDNESDAY,' the 24th APRIL, at 8 p.m. . BUSINESS: (1) To Receive tiho Report and BalanceSheet for the year ending- 31st March, 1918. • (2) To Consider a Proposed Alteration in the' Constitution. . - (3) To Elect Officers-for- the ensuing year. . . - (i) General. All subscribers and workers for Red Cross purposes are invited to attend. SYBIL NATHAN, Hon. Sec. ; compared_ with four on tho occasion of tho election last year. The following committee was elected Messrs. A. G. Wallace, J. J. Clark, A. G. Jorgensen, C. J. Lovatt, E. E. Strupe, H. D.- Mee, J. Gillespie, C. P. Worth, G. M. Julius. Mr. J. J. Clark was appointed chairman and Mr. A. G. Wallace secretary. Resolutions on similar lines to those put forward at tho other schools were carried. JOHNSONVILLE. The new committee of the Johnsonville School is as follows:— Chairman, Rev. P. H. Petrie; secretary, Mr. E. J. Embury; members, Mrs.Rodda, Messrs. R. Turner, P. O'Neill, M..'Lutzky, J. Blair, J. Griffiths, and Rev. W. Rowe. A WAR LITANY -4 ■ TOR THIS PRESENT 1 GREAT "' EMERGENCY. Archbishop Wright, of Sydney, is the author, of the following war litany, iia ls ,. belll »' circulated as suitabbfor flll Anglican Churches •at the present "m, litany is as follows:— That our gallant armies and those of our Allies may continue their heroic resistance against overwhelming odds in this solmcn hour of our Empire's destiny. "That each individual soldier may: bo enabled to do his duty in spite of physical weariness and threatening of imminent death. "That our generals may bo given calmness of judgment, soundness of purpose, and readiness to act, no matter what tho cost or danger involved. ■ "That our people at Home and here may be helped to euduro. and support with a good heart and united mind theso mighty efforts to defend-our nation-aiid its future. "That we in Australia may bo humbly grateful to llioso millions ol'.our British race and of our Allies who are hazarding thoir lives in our. protection, "That wo bo sobered and solemnised by the thought that our lives and liber- , ties are being defended by tho blood and tears of the peoples of tho Empire and of our Allies far away from us. "That our sons and brothers from Australia may bo onftblod to play , their part manfully in this moat awful crisis, and thai, God will have them in His keeping. "That wo may be forgiven for our own , caTelessness and thoughtlessness, and , that we may be brought nearer to God by a better understanding of tho terrible ■ dangers through which we ora now pass- , ins- ]