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public notices. "thanks. nnHE Lady Liverpool's and Mrs. PoS- mare's Maori Soldiers' Fund Committee most heartily thanks alj those persons who very kindly assisted in connection with the recent Maori Entertainment. An acknowledgement which had to be postponed, owing to the recent epidemic,.will be made in this paper on December 31. .¥"S7ANTED Known-Tlin.t our Shops »» will Remain Open till 9 p.m. TODAY (SATURDAY).G. E. FOWNES, Mercer, A. FOWNES, Ladies' Outfitter, ■ Riddiford Street, Newtown. /pHE. Premises of the undersigned will ■•*■ be Closed from the evening of December 21 until. Thursday ■ morning, January '2, 1919. A.R. HISLOP, LIMITED. f~ LAW HOLIDAYS. mHE Chrishuas-Nsw Year Holidays to A be observed by Solicitors practising in the City will be from noon on the 24th INST, till the morning of JANUARY 8. " '. F. HARRISON, ■ . Secretary Wellington District -'- Law Society. TO PAINTING TRADE. npHE PREMISES of the undersigned ■i will be CLOSED from Christmas Eve, December 24, 1918, to Friday Morning, 'January. 3,. 1919. R. MARTIN, LTD., Manners Street. SMITH AND SMITH, LTD., ■ . Waliefield Street. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR '•..■•: HOLIDAYS. ~ /""THE Government To.irist Bureau., 1" -1L Grey Street, opposite G.P.O. Buildings,'will "KEEP OPEN from 7to 9 p.m. on.evenings of. Monday and Tuesday, December 23 and 24, and Monday and niasday, December 30 -and 31, 1918, for the purpose of issuing tickets and giving information re Tourist Resorts. Telephone 1908. *■ DUNLOP RUBBER CO. OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. CHRISTMAS .AND NEW YEAR'S . . .HOLIDAYS.. OUR Warehouse at 95 Courtenay Place, .Wellington,' will be CLOSED on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY, and'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25. 26. 27. and .28. and on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 and 2. . DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. • OFFICE CLOSED. Notice' is hereby given that the Offices of the Hutt Comity Council will be CLOSED from December 21, 1918, to January 4, .1919,- both days inclusive; Bv Order, " F. J. FRANCE, Clerk. Hutt County Council Office. Wellington, Dec. 18, 1918. ■ GENERAL. ASSEMBLY LIBRARY. _.."■'. NOTICE,. — . • ~ . / '■■ :■ . '- ' i ■ ■ ' ' mHE Library/will be CLOSED •■.from X TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, at 5 p.m., to FRIDAY. JANUARY 3, at 9 a.m.' By Order, CHARLES WILSON, Chief Librarian. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD. MUSIC WAREHOUSE. WE have decided this year to close our Warehouse from and including December 25, 1918, until January 5, 1919, so as to enable our staff to enjoy a uni-. form holiday and a chance to recuperate after the late severe' Epidemic. We ■ take this opportunity of wishing our.' customers the compliments of the season and shall be very pleased to see them again when : we REOPEN ON MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1919. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD. MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL. AT the Meeting of Residents held in ■£*- the Council Chambers on Wednesday last, it was decided that Funds bo raised by public subscription to suitably recognise the services rendered by. those' working in the District during the Epidemic, and a representative Committee was set up to administer this fund. ,1 therefore appeal to all those who w'sh to fhow their appreciation of the selfsacrificing efforts of those Inen and women to forward subscriptions to the Council Office, to Mr. Hicks's Store, Miiamar, or to Mr. Day's Shop, Spatoun. Lists will be open at these three places until SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. F. TOWNSE-ND, .... ■> Mayor. Miramar, December 20, 1918. 'iWUNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. Established 1837. . Incorporated 1850. £ Capital Authorised and Issued 6,000,000 Paid-up Capital. 2,000,000 Reserve Fund ~ •. 2,025,000 Reserve Liability % of Proprietors 4,000,000 Together ...'...., .£8,025,000 ■JVrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tiu 1* Transfer Books of the Bank will be closed from January 1, 1919, to January 7, 1913, both dates inclusive. Pioprietors, whoss; nnmos are registered in the said Bonks on December 31, 1918, will bo entitled to the Dividend to be declared at the next Half-yearly General Meeting of Proprietors in respect of the number of shares standing in their names on that date. .' R, A. HOLMES, - Inspector. SOLDIERS' CLUB, SYDNEY STREET. the cessation of hostilities. ' * and the Closing of the Training Camps here, the purposes for which tlifl Sydney Street Soldiers' Club was formed no longer exist, and it has been decided, therefore, to Close its Doors and to hand over the funds still in posswsion of the Committee to the Returned Soldiers' Club. The President and Committee of the Sydney Street Soldiers' Club desire., to express their thanks and appreciation to those who ha.ve assisted so liberally to make the Club the success it has l»en. To the various hostesses, the ladies who have taken charge of the Coafa and Parcels Department, the Blue Ticket holders, and the mnny generous subscribers to the club funds, the Committee is especially grateful. KATHARINE! EARLE, Hon. Sec. December 20, 1918.