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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 95, 22 April 1922, Page 5

PAJfcrwc TTIHE WATERSIDERS' SOCIAL CLUB, -■- TRADES HALL. TOSIGBT AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, » TILL 11 P.M. A Programme of the Latest and Most . Popular Dances. Live Muafc and the Best of Floors. Overture commncing at 7.4S by Burnnand's Professional Orchestra. Ladles, 6d; Gents. 1/6. S-4 rvANCING—DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. Every Monday and Friday Nights, 8 to 11. Four Jazz Bands. SPECIAL LONG NIGHT. MONDAY, APRIL' 24. Dancing 8-12 p.m. Prices as Usual. Ladles I/, Gents 1/6. . G. THOMAS, M.C. R8 H. HANCOCK, Sec. TQANCINO— DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. TW-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY AND TUESDAY, 8 TO 11. Jazz Orchestra of Nine Instruments Exclusive to These Classes. LONG NIGHT. RICHMOND HALL. WITH JAZZ ORCHESTRA, WEDNESDAT. 20 Prop., W. BUCKLEY. ST. BENEDICT'S CLUB WEEKLY DANCE, St. Benedict's Hall, East St., every Saturday Night. Beachem's Orchestra. Latest Dances. Dancing, 8 to 11 p.m. Ladies 1/, Cents 1/O.—T. J. Treacey, Hon. Sec. W. 5.4 H/TODERN 6ANCE CLUB, Masonic Hall. -L"- Belgium Street,—TO-NIGHT, and every Saturday Night. Dancing, 8 p.m. sharp to 11 p.m. Ladle*. 1/f Gentlemen, 1/0. 313 _. M. LILLI3, Hon. Sec. TVANCING.—THE ELITE CLUB DANCES, XJ WAITE'S HALL. MT. EDEN. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Parker's Orchestra. 3 M. MILLETT, Secretary. rpHE SELECT DANCE CLUB, MASONIC A HALL. EDEN TERRACE, TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. Latest Hawaiian Orchestra. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/O.—A. F. BARRON. See. 11 T> E T E R PAN x Is at O'NEILL STREET HALL. PONSONBY, TO-NIGHT and Every .SATURDAY at 8 p.m. The new floor has proved itself Incomparable as a Jazzing surface. And the Band! You just want to hear It pnt over the latest "Hits." You'd be surprised. Ladles 1/; Gentlemen 2/. 628 T) A N C I N G. ■*-'. Patrons please take notice, No Dancing' Tuesday, Trades Hall, owing to Anzac Day. I.ong Night Wednesday. 8. Belgium St. Good floor, also Latest Dances. Markwick's Orchestra.—A. Amos, Professional Teacher. _____________ __> «3T.. BENEDICT'S HALL, Monday Even- *— inir and 'Every Monday following Select and Popular Dances. Markwick's Orchestra. Gents 1/6. Ladies 1/. 725 AST-WOOD. Secretary.

TRANCING. —Balloons Provided Free for f-* the Competition on MONDAY NIGHT at Messrs. Geo. Williams, Chas. Weaver and J. Turner's Classes. Dancing. 8 to 12. Gents, 2/; Ladles, 1/. Special Night. 186 O'NEILL STREET HALL. EVERY MONDAY, i 8 to 11. Excellent Floor and Music. Taylor's Orchestra. Gents, 1/6. Ladies, 1/. KIWI DANCE CLUB. 404 N. LEYGAX, Secretary. ftBAND SCOTCH DANCE *-* Will be Held in SOCIETY OF ARTS HALL KITCHENER STREET, near Public Library, On THURSDAY, 27TH. Old Scotch Dance Introduced. Davidson's Orchestra. Dancing from 8 till 11 p.m. Gents. 1/6. Ladies. 1/. 392 TT'NDER the Patronage and in the Pre- *-' sence of. their Excellencies the Gover-nor-General and the Viscountess Jellicoe. VICTORIA LEAGUE BALL. SCOTS HALL, SYMONDS STREET. FRIDAY, .MAY 19. 629 ■ TEACHER- OF PAKCTTCG. HINEMOA CLASSES, 8, Belgium St. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday night. Saturday Afternoon. 2.30 till 5. Private tuitions arranged.—ANNlE AMOS, Professional Teacher. 161 TVfTSS SPENCER'S Classes. St. PauPs iTA. Hall. TUES.. April 18. MON.. May I. 8 p.m.: St. Sepulchre's Hall, SAT.. April 22, 2.30 and 8 p.m.; WED. and THURS.. 8 p.m.. at 25, Vincent St. Private Lessons given.—Terms 'Phone 2237. * R AfISS LAURIE KINGSL'AND. ■"*■ Has-Resumed Teaching. LATEST BALLROOM DANCES TAUGHT. Adult Jazz Class, commencing TUESDAY, MAY 2, 8 P.M. INTENDING PUPILS MUST ENROL.

Postponement of. Class Opening, owing to - 25th being Ansae Day. 'Phone 1755. 28, BWANSON ST. 314 .T\fISS TQAPHNH TONIGHT HAS RESUMED PRIVATE LESSONS AT HER STUDIO, 22, KHYBER PASS ROAD. i Classes Commenced SATURDAY, MARCH 11. Phone 81_A. WS ARBITRATION COURT NOTICES. IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OP NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that the Court of Arbitration will commence. its next sittings at Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of May, 1922, at 10 a.m. The following matters will be dealt with by the Court: — The Auckland Builders (Cement and Lime Workers) Dispute. The Auckland Aerated Water and Drug Workers' Dispute. The Auckland Nurserymen arid Gardeners' Dispute. The Auckland Waterside Workers' Dispute. The Auckland Retail Chemists' Employees' Dispute. The Auckland Grocers' Assistants' Dispute. The Auckland Restaurant and Tea Room Employees' Dispute. The Auckland Front of House Employees' Dispute. The Rotorua Restaurant and Tea Room Workers' Dispute. The Seamen's (Local and Federated) Dispute. The Auckland Tallorcsses'. etc.. Dispute. The Auckland Saddle, Bridle. Harness Makers' Dispute. The Onehunga Waterside Workers' • Dispute. The Knipara Waterside Workers' Dispute. The Hokianga Waterside Workers' Dispute. The Retail Shop Assistants' Award (Application to Amend Award). The Auckland Journalists' Award (Application to Amend Award). In addition to the above-named, all applications to add parties, strike out parties, all Workers' Compensation Cases, and other Chamber Business will be dealt with, by the Court. Dated at Auckland this 21st April, 1322. F. W. SCHRAMM, 'Clerk of Awards. Supreme Court House* Auckland. / 713

COUNTY NOTICES. "ITANUKAU COUNTY COUNCIL. ALLENBI" ROAD. PAPATOETOE. Notice is hereby given that the Council resolved, at .1 Meeting held on the 14th March. .1022, to give effect to the request of the Petitioners that the Road at Papa"toetoe. previously known as -O'H.ira Road,' - shall he re-named '\Alle_by Road " EDGAR ASHCROFT. <** County Clerk, j _ _" TENDERS. rpENDEHS .for Draining New House in - 1 - Lauriston St.. off Mlddleton Rd.. Remuera.—G. Carter. 2~H DELIGHTFUL Fluffy CurU:.— •'Kurl-an'' provided 50,000 Australian women with airly hair. Chemists, 3/6. Two uionihs' supply. D