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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 39, 15 February 1929, Page 5

Owing to our annual staff picnic being held to-morrow (Saturday) our premises will close at noon sharp.—Smith and Caughey, Ltd.—(Ad.)

DANCING. THE T7-ASHMIRI TRANCE />LUB, HE -L'ANCE v^LUB, DOMINION HALL, Dominion Road (next P. 0.), THE GRAND OPENING BALL OF THE SEASON. TO-MORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY). TO-MORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY). Hall Completely Renovated and Refurnished and Smoke Lounge Added. Music by the Renowned WALTER SMITH'S KASHMIRI DANCE BAND (seven players). Dancing, 8 p.m. to 12. xls MASONIC HALL. BELGIUM STREET. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. LAURI PADDIS ORPHEANS LAURI PADDI'S ORPHEANS (8 players). Chocs. Cigarettes. 8-11.30. Gents, 2/6; Double, 4/. Ladies, 2.-'. xlo Management, MICK SAUNDERS. TENDERS. APERIIA NGlNG.—Price wanted for Papering several rooms.—Phone 20-015. xls MUSICAL TUITION. GWEN ASHFORD. L.T.C.L., A.L.C.M., A.S.M., Pianoforte, Violin, Harmony, has resumert teaching.—Studio, 24, Hackett St., Ponsonby. sir> LEGAL NOTICES. Tlf-ESSRS JACOB AND "OILLINGTOX Announce that they have admitted MR. JOHN MELVILLE STEVENSON to partnership as from this date. The firm's practice as Barristers and Solicitors will be continued at the underwritten address, under the style of JACOB, BILLINGTON AND STEVENSON, Acacia Buildings. 14, O'Connell Street, Auckland. Phone 45-706. Box 61. January 7, 1929. :8 JULIUS HOGBEN, LL.B., BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, (Formerly with Messrs. Neumegen and Neumegen), IS NOW PRACTISING HIS PROFESSION ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT AT OFFICES, Nos. SOS-9-10. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDING, 159, Queen Street. aWttfton* 4*m '.i,B