Wednesday 14 July 1926
Balance sheet and annual report to be read at 8 p.m.
All who are interested invited to attend and to nominate new members of the Committee.
Lutana Transport
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The Electrode, - Vol . IV. March, 1926 No. 2. - inside front cover
E.Z. Co-operative Council
NOTICE
No. 313
Lutana Transport
Arrangements have been made to run a passenger service between Lutana and Hobart, commencing on Friday, 19th March, 1926. These arrangements will be for a trial period of three months, and continuance will depend on the support given.
The following time table will be in force until further notice: --
TUESDAYS. -- Leave Ingle's corner (Bathurst Street). 9.45 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. Leave Lutana, 10 a.m. and 1.45 p.m.
FRIDAYS. -- Leave Ingle's corner 9.45 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 7.15 p.m., 9.30 p.m., 10 p.m. Leave Lutana-hall 10 a.m., 1.45 p.m., 7.00 p.m., 7.30 p.m., 9.45 p.m., 10.15 p.m.
It will be necessary for intending passengers to notify Mr. T. B. Hack, Bowen-road, what time they desire to travel on Friday evenings so as to arrange booking.
SATURDAY EVENINGS. -- Leave Ingle's corner 7.30 for Lutana, returning after dance. This trip will not be run on Saturday, 10th April.
FARES.-- Adults, 6d each way, Children, over 3 and under 12, half fare.
ROUTE.-- Bowen Road, Albert Road, Risdon Road, and Domain.
C. R. Baker,
Secretary.
18/3/1926
Lutana Xmas Tree – 1926
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Thursday 30th December 1926.
About 200 children.
Euchre Tournaments at Lutana Hall
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Thursday March 25 1926, and held fortnightly on Thursday nights, at Lutana Hall.
Cheaper House Rents advertisement
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The Electrode – Vol. 4. May, 1926 No. 3. – back page
Reductions at Lutana
The Company has written to the Co-operative Council advising, for the information of the Co-operative Houses Trustees, that approval has been given for a very substantial reduction in the rents of the various houses at Lutana.
Houses are now available at the extremely low rental of:---
Five rooms.---Sixteen shillings per week.
Four rooms.---Fourteen shillings per week.
Five rooms (two storey).---Twelve shillings per week.
The cottages, built on ample blocks of land, are sewered, well drained, and fitted with many modern conveniences, and were specially designed for the use of Zincworkers.
The very low rents should provide an opportunity for employees to start a Savings Bank Account.
A bus service has been inaugurated between Lutana and Hobart, and full houses will materially assist its continuation and improvement.
If you are looking for a better house at a cheaper rent see the Secretary of the Co-operative Council.
Cupboard under the stage
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Mr. Syd. Harper has build a cupboard under the stage of the Hall for storing new equipment in.
Social – July 1926
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Lutana Free Kindergarten Committee Social
3 July 1926
1/6 per person
Birthday Afternoon Tea – July 1926
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A Birthday Afternoon Tea at 2:30 p.m. in Lutana Hall to celebrate the Second Anniversary of the opening of Lutana Free Kindergarten.
All parents and friends are invited to attend.
Annual Report of Lutana Free Kindergarten – June 1926
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The Electrode – Vol. 4. September, 1926 No. 5. – page 162-163
Annual Report of Lutana Free Kindergarten.
June, 1926.
Patron and Patroness: Mr. and Mrs. David Meredith.
President: Mr. C. R. Baker.
Vice-President: Mrs. W. White.
Auditor: Mr. C. O. Turner.
Treasurer: Mr. W. White.
Secretary: Mrs. C. R. Baker.
Committee:
Mr. and Mrs. S. Harper
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hutchin
Mr. and Mrs. Laing
Mrs. Sturgess
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong
Mrs. E. Boreham
Mr. and Mrs. Tait
Mr. Henshaw
Mrs. A. W. Cook
Mrs. F. Grubb
Mrs. T. Boreham
Mrs. L. Heyward
Lutana Free Kindergarten has now reached the end of its second year, and the Committee has endeavoured to carry on the programme which was arranged during the previous year, as far as keeping interest and raising funds were concerned. The programme of activities for the children has, of course, been varied and progressive under the capable care of Miss Rowlands, Miss M. V. Trappes, Misses Burrows, Sole, Piesse, Roberts, Schaedel, Loney, and other students. While a nice lot of new equipment has greatly helped.
Owing to several of the old Committee moving to distant places we found it necessary to appoint several new members at our last Annual Meeting; and for the same reason it will again be necessary to nominate more this year, but we hope that all of those who are left and have so ably and willingly helped so far will still be heading our report next year. We deeply regret the loss of those who have left.
We started the year last July with 45 children on the register, and in November reached the high figure of 60. But after vacation, many little ones were admitted at the State School at 5 years old, and so our numbers decreased to 24. Since then it has gradually risen to 41 in May, and will probably increase when warmer weather comes.
EZ Co-operative Council Annual Report 1926 – Lutana Hall
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The Electrode – Vol. IV. September, 1926 No. 5 – page 133
Although the revenue shows a falling off, many enjoyable functions have been held in the Hall. The Lutana branch of the Free Kindergarten continues its success, and is well supported.
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