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PUBLIC NOTICES. pLUNKET HOME FUND. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Hon. Treasurers of the Plunket Home Fund report the receipt of Subscriptions as follow: — £ s. d. Amounts already acknowledged 1607 10 0 Further Subscriptions include: Mrs. F. R. Chapman 50 0 0 Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd. ... JO 0 0 T. A. Hunter '2O 0 0 Arts and Crafts and Gardening Circle, Ladies' Pioneer Club 16 5 0 P. J. Dalziell 15 0 0 National Bank (staff) 12 6 6 Levin and Co., Ltd. (staff) ... 12 5 0 W. M. Bnnnatyne A Co., Ltd. 10 10 0 Cathie, Dempstor and Co 10,10 0 Mazengarb, Hay, A Macalistcr 10 10 0 Thompson, Brown, and East ... 10 10 0 W. H. George 10 0 0 R. W. Gibbs- 10 0 0 8. R. Knight 10 0 0 S. Oppenheimer and Co 10 0 0 J. Hott, Ltd 6 6 0 Findlay. Hoggard, A Morrison 5 5 0 W. F. Shortt and Co ‘550 Richardson, M'Cabe & Co., Ltd. 5 5 0 Picot Bros 5 5 0 A. J. Anchor 5 5 0 A.C.SI> 5 5 0 Mrs. Ponsonby 5 0 0 W. L. Meek 5 0 0 Dr. L. A. Line 5 0 0 A. Fair 5 0 0 Amounts under -C5 total approximately JE2OO. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. IMPORTANT NOTICE. RAT DESTRUCTION AND REMOVAL OF REFUSE. IN consequrace of the (outbreak of Plague in Australia, the Public Health Department considers it advisable that Local Bodies should take every precaution against the possibility cf the infection obtaining a foothold in New Zealand. His Worship the Mayor, therefore, :-e--quests that all Citizens will have all refuse now upon their premises removed at once, and prevent any accumulation for tho future, fle these accumulations are undoubtedly an encouragement to rats. That they will also take every means to destroy rats as these animals are now known to be the great carrier# of the plague gelmi. Tho Corporation Inspectors have been instructed to take vigorous steps to see that all City premises are kept in a cleanly condition. The Mayor hopes that Citizens will cordially co-operate and assist tho Council in carrying out these requirements. Legal action will lie promptly taken in all cases where there is any neglect. JNO. R. PALMER, Town. Clerk. September 23, 1821.

MEETINGS. THE EARLY ■ SETTLERS’ ASSOCIATION OF WELLINGTON. ANNUAL WINTER REUNION ANNUAL WINTER REUNION Of PIONEER SETTLERS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS In the rpOWN HALL TOWN HALL DOMINION NIGHT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. Under the Patronage of and in the Presence of Their Excellencies the Gov-ernor-General and Lftdy Jellicoe. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor. Speakers: Sir F. H. D. Bell, Sir George Huntor, M.P.. Dr. A. K. Newman, M.P., and Pioneer Settlers. MUSICAL PROGRAMME: Mrs. Parsons, sen., Miss H. Rendell The Melody Four. Austin ’ Blackie. Itobt. Moore. GRAND ORGAN: Bernard Page (City Organisb). The Kilbirnie Orchestra. Commencing at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. All Pioneer Settlers or their descendants invited to attend. Tickets obtainable from the Secretaries, D M'Kav, c/o Dominion Fanners institute; W. A. Edwards, 220 Willis Street. MEI,ROSE ELECTORS’ ASSOCIATION. Meeting, to.be held at 20 swraiSH; LAND AVENUE, on MONDAY Evening, September 26, at 8 o clock. Dr. Truby King will give an Illustrated Lecture. Subject: "CHILD WELFARE.”, Chairman: ' L. G. CHISHOLM. THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH OF THE BRITISH REDI CROSS SOCIETY AND ORDER OF ST. JOHN. .' WELLINGTON CENTRE. A LECTURE will be given by DR. A. TRUBY KING. C.M.G., Director of Child Welfare, on TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 27, at 8 p.m. in tho Red Cross Chambete. 63 Dixon Street. Mr. Justice Hosking will preside. The Public are cordially Invited to be present. SYBIL NATHAN, Hon. Secretary. YW.C.A.— To-night, 8 o’clock: Herbert • Streel Clubroom, Everybody's Social Club. Good music, interesting competitions and games. Supper. Dreadnought Club. Girls, come with your men friends and spend a happy evening. Sunday., '4.15 p.m.—Devotional Meeting Herbert Street Clubroom. Foreign Department Sunday. Speaker: Rev. A. T Thompson, M.A.. Organising Secretarv British and Foreign Bible Society. Girls come to this rnCofinp and stay to the Tea and Social Hour following. SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY. fpOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1921, At 7.30 p.m. ' Chairman: Mr. F. Meadowcroft. Hon. C. J. Parr and Mrs. Pay* will present Awa’-ds won by Scholars in Sun. dav School Union Examination. Recitation and Humorous Choruses by United Choir 'of ’BO scholars from City and Suburban , Schools. Recitabten bv Miss Cooley. Organ from 7 to 7.30 p.m. by Mr Clement Howe. Admission: Adults 1=: Scholars. 14 and over. 6:1. to body of hall. N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. fTTHE ANNUAL EXHIBITION is now J- open daily in the Art Gallery, Whitmore Street, from 10 n.m. to 5.30 p.m.. and 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. ' The Members’ Art Union will be drawn at 8.30 to-mpfllt. Admission, Is. Art Union Tickets, Is. H. M. GORE, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. (PIASTRE'S Chilblain Cure, the best H-7 remedy; price 2s. Castle’s Newtown Phntmaciss. Riddiford Street. STIIMA.—Every night is a good night with “Kurasma” Patients. Natural sleep assuredAll_ Chemists. A STHMA—"Kurasma” is only gonu--JL ino aud reliable remedy. Gives instant relief- always. All Chemists. REGISTRY— Cunningham's Elite. Eni~ ployers,- kindiv wire, write, or 'phone 1572, reliable men and women worker# wanting employment.