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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 21

DANCING. r< REi ' T YNX T ABOUR O'NEILL STREET HALL, Vlbumfr PONSONBY. "BEST-OF-ALL" OLD-TIME DANCE. TO-NIGHT 8 TO 12 TO-XIGHT, CULINAKY NIGHT —A Great Event. Fpfd.nl Ladies" ami Celts' ."rlzc of Two Hams. Host of other prizes. SodallJty, iieiineinont. Personal Attention. PALTIUDGK'S ALL-SOLOISTS AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. Presenting—Geo. I'altridge, Piano; Jack Boa, Violin : Carl Sorenson. Cornet, Sv.anee Whistle; Prank Cunningham, Fieeolo. Flue, Sax.; Don. Robinson. Drums. A Great Combination, a Great Treat. Tea, Coffee, Toast, and Pies always in Good Taste. Bus to Pt. Chevalier and Avondale' nt 12. No extra charge for this Big Night. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, -/. Also, GAIETY HALL, Surrey Crescent, EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. GEO. WALTER, iI.C. 12 11. \V. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. To-night mo-NiGUT. O- N I GUT J- O- N I G U T. "T/ENTUKA V ENTUKA DANCE AKCB CLUB. LUB. j ST. QIEPULCHRE'S TTALL. | T. ~EPULCHRE'S -tJ-ALL. j I I MUSIC SUPPLIED BY AUCKLAND'S premier dance orchestra. bendall's collegians, endalls Collegians. _ j _ ■ 12 rnO-NIGHT — 8 till 12 — TO-NIGHT. MANCHESTER UNITY HALL, Corner Hobson and Victoria Streets. THE NGAROMA, I Auckland's Leartin? Olcl-Time Dance. j Our Orchestra under the Leadership of Mre. Northorer —they're champions all. Special Spot Waltz Prizes; 1 do?!. Salad Bowls. 1 doz. Gents' Pyramid Hankys, Chocolates and Cigarettes. Evening Dress Optional. Ladies, 1/6. Gents. 2/. THOS. ESTALL. M.C. A. ESTALL, Sec. DON'T MISS OUR GIGANTIC SOUVENIR NIGHT ON" LABOUR DAY. October 2S. £7 Worth of Prizes. Usual Prices, 1/6, 2/. m 12 JAZZ 11 V B N I N G mO-NIGHT, jgATURDAY, OCT. 12, AT S O'CLOCK. JTALL, DOMINION ROAD TRAM TERMINUS. Good Music. Light Supper Provided. Gents, 2/; Ladies, 1/6. In Aid of Miss Kathleen Williams' " Queen of Love" Dominion Road Fairyland Carnival. 12 rpil IST L E SOCIAL CLUB. GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE, MASONIC HALL, EDINBURGH STREET, TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. MUSIC BY SNAPPY FIVE. Spot Waltz and other Novelties Provided. ■ xl 2 gUR RB Y QRESC EN T. TO-NIGHT — SATURDAY — TO-NIGHT Dancing. S till Midnight. THE KIWI DANCE CLUB. Another Good Night. Good Floor. Good Music. JACK SWINEBURNE'S HAVANA BAND. Chocolates, Cigarettes. Streamers aud Confetti. Ladies, I/O. Gents. 11. 12 ; R. LINCOLN. /-rr-i A KARANA YACHT CLUB kX irx (Incorporated). A\ \ Weekly Dance will be held in the' -LUBHOUSE. MECHANICS' BAY. TO-NIGHT. Good .Music, Good Floor. FREE BUS from Endean's Building, from ..ou. Last bus at 5.30, returning after tlie ilance. Sub: Lad-ies 1/G. Gents 2/. T. McKAY, Commodore. S4 THOS. I'. BOSWELL, Social Sec.

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