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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 21

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. N EW Z EALAND L ABOUR JypARTY. p.VRXELL pi"-ELECTION. rp gLOODWORTH (Official Candidate), Will Address the Electors as follows:— TO-NIGHT (Saturday), with Mr. H. E. Holland, at REMUERA LIBRARY HALL. Chairman, Mr. W. J. Jordan, M.P. And ST. GEORGE'S HALL, RANFURLY ROAD, with Messrs. P. Fraser, M.P., and Walter Xash, M.P. Chairman, Councillor E. J. Phelan, J.J'. MONDAY (May ."), ALE'XA."">RA THEATRE, GREEN LANE. Chairman. Rev. George Jackson. And P.W.D. CAMP, PUREWA, assisted by Messrs. P. Fraser, M.P., and Walter Nash, M.P. Chairman, Mr. J. Lauder. TUESDAY (May 6), ST. MARK'S HALL, REMUERA ROAD. Mrs. A. M. Hutchinson will preside. And ST. HELIER'S PICTURE THEATRE, assisted by Messrs. P. Fraser, M.P., and Walter Nash, M.P. Chairman, Mr. W. J. Jordan, M.P. All Meetings Commence 8 p.m. SPECIAL NOTICE. Mr. Bloodworth's Committees have been disbanded and Committee Rooms closed as from to-day (May 3). M. J. SAVAGE, x 3 Campaign Organiser. pARNELLjgY-ELECTION. M E H. E. H OIXiKD ' MPLEADER OF THE PARLIAMENTARY LABOUR PARTY, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS In Support of MR. BLOODWORTH'S CANDIDATURE, As follows: rpO-NIGHT — gATURDAY, REMUERA JJALL, And M ONDAY, M AY ALEXANDRA rpEEATRE, GREEN LANE. MEETINGS COMMENCE 8 P.M. x 3 pARNELL pjY-ELECTION. MESSRS. ASH ' mp -' AND p JpRASER, M.P., WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS IN SUPPORT OF MR. BLOODWORTH'S j CANDIDATURE, IN THE ANGLICAN "jy/pSSION JJALL, SELWYN ROAD, KOHIMARAMA, g AT g P.M. Chairman: MR. W. McLENNAN. x 3 DANCING. ■ .QLD-TIME QLD-TIME. ORANGE HALL, NEWTON ROAD, Streamer Waltz and Spot Waltz. Chocolates, Cigarettes and Streamers. MUSIC BY THE EVER POPULAR SNAPPY SIX. Ladies '1/6, Gents. 2/. SELECT OLD-TIME DANCE. The Management reserve the right to refuse admittance to anyone who, in their opinion, will not uphold the high standard that must be maintained. 3 gCOTS JJALL, gYMONDS gTREET. JS^IGHT. GRAND CARNIVAL. " PLAXTATIOX NIGHT." "YE VERSATILE PIRATES." Will Feature Plantation Meloil>s. Novel Decorations, designed and carried out by Mr. Peter Dawson. No increase in prices for this Big Night. Ladies 2/, Gents 2/6. 5 rnHE SWAXEE DAXCE CLUB WILL HOLD A DAXCE AT THE CARLTOX HALL, Sandringham, EVERY MONDAY, from April 28, 1930. Good Music and Novelties. Come Along and Have a Good Time. S p.m. to 11 p.m. Admission, 2/ and 1/6. 3 /TIE PAPAPA HALL—A GRAND DANCE, For the Relief of the Distressed. First-class Music given by JUBILLE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND JAZZ BAND. Good Programme. Good Supper. Te Papapa is the place for a good time. Admission 2/. 3 mO-NIGHT—JOYLAND DANCE CLUB, I J- Old-time, Jazz, Spot, Monte Carlo Waltz, Streamers, etc. Good prizes, floor and music, supper. UNITY HALL, Coyle St., Sandringham. Ladies 1,6, gents. -/, double ticket 3/. ? "PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO, -t 419, Top of Queen Street fXear Tabernacle). Sprung Floor: Orchestra of Four. Principals : Miss Brooks and Mr. Bentley. 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. mHE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER J- BOARD. SHUT-DOWN. Notice is hereby given that the Supply will be Shut-down for the purpose of connecting in lightning arrestors. on MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 5 and 6, 1930, in the CLEVEDON AREA, between the hours of 1.30 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. R. H. BARTLEY, 3 General Manager. THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER ✓ BOARD. SHUT-DOWN. Notice is hereby given that the Supply will be Shut-down for the purpose of adjusting voltages on SUNDAY Next. May 4. 1930, in the MEWBURN AV., HENLEY RD. and KENSINGTON AV. areas, for approximately one hour in each area between the hours of 1.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. R. H. BARTLEY, 3 General Manager.