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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 293, 8 December 1923, Page 9

i PICNICS, "EXCTJ-RSONS, ETC. SURFDALE ,'__rfc*f QURFDALE , URFDALE 4___gls_gr "^UKFDALE I AUCKLAND'S MOST ATTRACTIVE AND BIGGEST SEASIDE RESORT. And Fast Becoming Known as the MANLY of Auckland. TWO BEACHES, separated by less than three-quarters of a mile, one of them being the most glorious Ocean Beach in the Hauraki Gulf. VISIT SURFDALE THIS WEEK-END. TO-MORROW, SUNDAY. O.V. Waiuku leaves Quay Street 9.45 a.m. Leaves Surfdale 4.45 p.m. The finest views of the Hauraki Gulf are to be obtained from the ocean front of Surfdale. Refreshments available at Town Prices. SURFDALE SEASIDE ESTATE, Short's Buildings, 154. Queen St. Telephones 3304 and 11S4A. 150 PONSONBY DISTRICT RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB ,Kegel.*. ANNUAL PICNIC ANN UA L PICNIC TO MOTUTAPU. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), DEC. 9. V.rii. (By kind permission of Mrs. Reid.) Milk and Hot Water Provided. JAZZ BAND IX ATTENDANCE. Prices: Adults 2/, Children 1/. BOAT LEAVES FEHP.Y TEE 9.30 SHARP. 142 I_ S. RIGHT.>N", Hon. Sec-. fc— f ■«. J>UCKLAND"S Auckland's Favourite Picnic Ground. Launch OLIVE JEAN. Licensed to C_rry SO P.-rssen_crs. seated comfortably. Weather- Permitting. LEAVES LAUNCH STEPS. Opposite Harbour Board Office. TO-MORROW fSUNDAY't 9th, 10 a.m. Leaves Buckland's Beach, SUNDAY, 4.30 p.m. Return Fare, 2/0. Piano on Launch. N. J, INGLIS. Proprietor. 'Phone 2133 A. 'Phone -599. 117 __ _, TJ ARBOUR ■*-*-; excursion. Launch LANCIA leaves Hire Steps TONIGHT. 7.45: return 10 p.m. Fare. 1/0. To Rangitoto.—Excursion and Dance, Next Wednesday Night, j E. C. LANNAM. I "JJARAETAI BEACH USTATE. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1923. Launch VAHAI.LA leaves Hired Launch Steps for this delightful BEACH, At 9.45 a.m. sharp. Return Fare, 2/6. 'Phone 23SS. . 70 j ■ DANCING. I '" " ! T? E w A R D. ■ A* E W A R D. j "MERRYLAND,"' ONEIL ST. HALL, I PONSONBY. I You will be rewarded with a night's i entertainment at "Men-viand" TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY. j Jazzing to the Latest Hits. Long Night, ■• S till 12. First-class Sup .cr. 1...1i_ 1,. Gents. 3/. I Come Along and Get Your Reward. I "MERRYLAND JAZZ BAND."' ARTHUR A. WATSON". I 51 Manager. r ALL OLD-TIME DANCES.—DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON.—To-night and Every Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday Nights. Mourn Carlo . • ■-■■■A-.\t. .- . '-. Eighty boxes of strawberries given away beside the fun and «-x--if<>p<"nr. ;.'c i-..----be3t music in city. Tuesday, start c,f our Big Waltz Contest: 34 prizes; 3 prizes ill every heat, and _15 for the final. Open to all. Come and show your skill. Lvarners' class Every Saturday, 2.30. M.C.'s, Messrs. Gregory ancl Martin. Proprietor, W-. BUCKLEY. J7"ING GEORGE HALL, MT. ALBERT. TO-NIGHT. Although this place is a long way t.) go. You will always find we have tile best of shows. Urn. Beacham's Novelty Five. JAZZ. Era. Beacham's Novelty Five. JAZZ. Era. Beacham's Novelty Five. .iA/_.Noveltiets Galore. Trancing. S-11-43. PDEN DANCE CLUB. MASONIC HALL. EDEN TERRACE. TO-NIGHT and Every Saturday. Balloons For All. Oldest and Latest Dances to Perfect Music and Time. Come and Judge for Yourself. Cool Hall. Good Floor. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6. George Hunter's Orchestra a Specialty. S~T. GEORGE'S HALL. Ranfurly Itoad, Epsom. To-night and Every Saturday Night. Jazzing. S-11. Good floor; good music. Black and White Night. M.C.'s, A. Mitchell. W. Thompson. JAZZING ZEALANDIA HALL Dominion Road. A Select Dance is Held Every Saturday. y Flannel Dances Held During Summer. / MRS. WKENNALL. s~' B'_RT KINGSLAND'S ORCHESTRA CR DANCE BAND. For Picnics, Dances. Garden Parties, Dinners, etc. —Terms. 135, Grafton Rd. 'Phone: Studio jT.yj. S W. BOWES. — Instruments Ta-igat. • Bands, Orchestras supplied, any occasion. Appointments. Engagements. Lillicraps. Queen St. D JACKSON'S Oichestra Caters for Socials. Balls "At Homes," aud Evenings.— Lilllerap's Music Store. Qneen St. _56 BURNNAN'D'S Professional Orchestra and Concert Band.—Office: 23G. Qneen Sr Thones 734 A. 3969 (4 ringsi. D EXHIBITIONS. r~t tti _Hißlt To n. R T Alt x H I B I T I O N. Prior to heing shown in I-ondon. an Exhibition of the Paintings of M X R. S. H ELLABY Will be held in the SOCIETY OR ARTS GALLERY', SOCIETY OR ARTS GALLERY. KITCHENER STREET. On VITEDNESDAY "Y"EXT. DECEMBER 12, TO DECEMBER i aFrom 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. UPWARDS OF GO LANDSCAPE AND FIGURK SUBJECTS, Incjpding Many Recent N.Z. and Fijian] Works. ADMISSION FREE. __ 79 BRITISH AND INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION. HOKITIKA, DECEMBER 15 TO FEBRUARY 2. Special Provision has been made by the Exhibition Council and Committees ippointed. for the Accommodation in Hotels md Private Houses of the large influx of \ isitors during Exhibition period. Tariffs ranging from 9/ to 16/ per day have been arranged. Five-course Dinner daily in the Exhibition Building for 2/G. Refreshments at Moderate Prices. Write or Telegraph reply paid to Westwardho. Hokitika, e_presstng your wishes both as to Accommodation and Scenic "Tours, and the Committee will see to your comfort. ' 4 -j T A^°._l 5 D J_' stnmea ' <""» material, from /» _?i. 15/ , ; I *. «2 10/.— F. H. Dyer. 87, Watson's Bnildlns*, Wellesley St. fl