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DANCING. __ OT. FRANCIS'S - HALL, HILL ST. First Grand CARNIA7AL DANCE. CARNIVAL DANCE CARNIVAL DANCE CARNIVAL DANCE . (Cabaret Style). MONDAY, 21st APRTI", (EASTER MONDAY1", 21st APRIL (EASTER MONDAY). MONDAY). Exhibition Danco by Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. AAr. E. Prestlcy. Dancing 8 to 1 a.m. ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA. Sub. 3s Od. Buses for Island Bay and Lyall Bay after the last dance. A Dance will be held every MONDAYEVENING during the season. Dancing, 8 to 12. Sub. 2s 6d. Allen's, Dal ton's, Rudolph's Orchestras in rotation. The Management, having secured the services of high-class Caterers (O'Neill's, late Oscar Johnson's), and having made arrangements with three leading Orchestras (Allen's, Dalton's, _ Rudolph's),, is prepared to give Quotations for DANCES, AVEDDING BREAKFASTS, BIRTHDAY PARTIES, AT. HOMES,* Etc. The Hall is now set out in Cabaret style. Hire of Hall alone for Dance, £6 6s, S to 12, £1 Is each succeeding hour. ■RON-ACCORD £i|EW! •OON-ACCORD assembly Holds its" Ever-popular Modern Old-time EATERY SATURDAY in the ODDFELLOAVS' HALL, Clyde quay (off Courtenay place) Mrs. Cowie's Orchestra, the Orchestra with the "pep." This Suite of Halls to Let for Parties, Dances, Meetings, etc. Apply Lodge Secretary in Hall, or ring 23-218. pLAZA DANCE HALL, 126, Cuba street, Ist Floor, Marie Dean's Studio Building. TO-NIGRT. TO-NIGHT. MONTE CARLO NIGHT. Admission: Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Four worth-while prizes given away. Music *by Tom Penketh's Syncopating Jazz Band. TO-NIGHT! ~~ TO-NIGHT! AVET OR FINE. DAY'S • BBA r PAVILION. KIT KAT DANCE BAND. The First Band with the Latest Music and Plenty of Pep. Midnight Buses to Town. Parking Space for 100 Cars. Roll up and enjoy yourselves. TO-NIGHT! ■ QERENADERS. TAIA HALL, Opp. Kilbirnie P.O. THE WONDERFUL DANCE! • THE WONDERFUL DANCE! THE AVONDERFUL DANCE! , Wonderful Hall. AVonderf ul Supper. AVonderful Music. Wonderful Support Wonderful Prizes. And a Wonderful Exhibition, j MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR (First Appearance after visit to England) And MR. PRIESTLEY, ... Skaters' AValtz, .Six-Eight, etc. Ken Gray and his Regal Magicians. Special Prices After Speedway. WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. MEMBERS and Friends are reminded of our usual .AVeekly Dance, Caledonian Hall, Sturdee street, TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Monte Carlo AA xaltz. Music by Bert Ray's Syncopating Band. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. H. S. HANNAH, Secretary. Caledonian Hall available for Socials, Concerts, Wedding, and Birthday Parties. Apply Mr. Cooper, 09, Dixon street. Tel. 21-852. BALLROOM DANCING. MISS PHYLLIS HOUGHTON has opened a Studio at 206 Lambton quay (opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains). Private Tuition daily from 10 a.m. Classes Monday Nights. ■ Telephone 44-747, or 20-608. BALLROOM DANCING. MISS INEZ CONNOP (Certificated Teacher, Londan) MR. JAMES COTTIER, And a Fully Qualified Staff will be teaching at this Studio from 10 a.m. Daily. CLASSES AND PRIVATE TUITION. STUDIO: Strand Theatre Buildings, 15, Manners street. Tel. 44-547. BALLROOM DANCING. MISS GWENETHE WALSHE, Studio E6, Willis street (opp. Hotel Windsor). Tels. 42-211 and 43-457 Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.m. daily. CLASSES—Tuesday aDd Friday livenings. from 8-10 o'clock. BALLROOM DANCING. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR has returned from an extensive tour of England and the Continent, where she not only qualified as a certificated member of the Imperial Society of Teachers of | Ballroom Dancing, but has also been specially recommended by' Maxwell Stewart (5 years world's champion ballroom dancer). Miss O'Connor is assisted by Mr. AY. E. Priestly (London Certificate), and fully qualified staff. Private lessons from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. CLASSES. DANCE CLUB. Miss O'Connor wishes to announce that she has formed a Dance Club for the benefit of her past and present pupils. For particulars ring or call at the STUDIO: 58, CUBA STREET. Telephone 45-571. MISS BARBARA PUTNAM. BALLROOM DANCING and the REATCVED GREEK DANCE. Studio: 7, AVOODAVAED-ST. (Laughlan's Buildings). Private and Class Lessons. Tel. 45-391.

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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 81, 5 April 1930, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 81, 5 April 1930, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 81, 5 April 1930, Page 5