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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 229, 27 September 1930, Page 23

DANCING. APACHE DANCE CLUB, KITCHENER HALL, (Late Society of Arts), Above Public Library. TO-NIGHT — S TILL 11.30 — TO-NIGHT TANGEE NIGHT. An exquisite Tangee Gift presented to every Lady Fatron. Two Monte Carlos. Beautiful and Valuable Prizes, easiiv the best we have yet offered. Also £10 COMPETITION" COMMENCES TO-NIGHT. This is NOT a Dancing Competition. | Heebie Jeebies Prohibited. [ | Heebie Jeebies Prohibited. I >'EW ZEALAND'S LARGEST PERMANENT DANCE BAND. r"HARRY BOLTON'S APACHE~| | ORCHESTRA. I Playing "Rigoletto," a special orchestration 'by our pianist, Jack Swinburne. Is.B. —The Management reserves the right to refuse admittance to anyone who, in its opinion, may lower the tone or morale of the dance. Subscription: Single 2/6, Double 4/6. 27 N. EDGAR. Secretary. NGAROMA DANCE CLUB. FOX TROT, WALTZ, QUICK STEP. FOX TROT, 'WALTZ, QUICK STEP. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. MANCHESTER UNITY HALL, Corner VICTORIA and HOBSON STS. i "808 ADAMS j 1 AND HIS NG AROMA BAND. | Eight Snappv All-Professional Players, featuring only the Latest and Peppiest. Spot Waltz with Popular Prizes. gSSfi |" Heebie" Jeebies Strictly Prohibited! I Strict Management. Sociable Atmosphere. Ladies, 2/; Gents, 2/6; Double, 4/. A. M. ESTALL, Proprietress. 27 TVJ-UNICIPAL ~|ZJ"ALL, ~\j"EWMARKET. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. OLD-TIME TRANCING. LD-TIME -L'ANCING. INCLUDING SQUARE SETS. Chocs., Cigs., Shower Balloons, and Special Monte Carlo Dance, with a Lady's and Gent's Prize. Special Announcement: Extra Novelty Dance. Free Pass Numbers. Under New Management, with PARKER'S SELECT REVISED ORCHESTRA. Mr. Sparrow officiating on a fast floor to Real Dance Numbers. Gent?, 2/. Ladies, 1/6. The Management reserves the right to refuse admittance to any undesirable persons, who might~interfere with the refinement of the evening. 27 G. W. PARKER. LD-miME TRANCING, LD-J-IME A N C I N G. TO-NIGHT. AT THE CLICK CLACK CABARET, Newmarket (above Rialto Theatre). We have the Only Cabaret in Town featuring Old-time Dancing, so come along and have Four Hours of Enjoyable Dancing on Cabaret Lines. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz. Balloons. Chocolates and Cigarettes Free. Also Special Consolation Prizes for Monte Carlo. MORROW'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA In Attendance. Dancing from S p.m.-12 midnight. Gentlemen 2/. Ladies 1/6. LES. GORDON, M.C. Cubicles Reserved by Ringing 21-10' J. No extra charge for booking. 2T_ gCOTS JJALL gYMONDS gT. gCOTS ~p|"ALL gYMOXDS gT. MONDAY" NIGHT. AUCKLAND RETAIL SHOP ASSISTANTS' UNION CHARITY CLUB. HELP CHARITY BY ATTENDING THIS POPULAR DANCE. Always a Joyful Atmosphere. Band tt its" AND -L-L ITS" BY THE BANDIT S." A N D I T S." Evening Dress Optional. Ladies, 2/. Gents, 2/6. MS4 BALLS. N.Z. L ABOUR P ARTr - AUCKLAND CENTRE. ANNUAL gALL AND EUCHRE TOURNAMENT. Under Management of the Combined Branches Committee. jglG gPRING J^VENT. TRADES HALL, Hobson Street. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. EUCHRE—In Room G, from 8 to 10 p.m. Six Handsome Prizes, ladies and gents. DANCING —From S to 12 p.m. Spot Waltz. Splendid Floor, excellent supervision. Old-time and Modern Dances. Cunningham's Monte Carlo Orchestra. PRICES (including Supper) : Single Ticket, 2/6; Double. 4/n. :1 .T. HOOLE. Hon. Sec. "DEFORM PARTY BALL, PETER PAN CABARET, OCTOBER 2. Members and Invitation-holders are advised to secure their tickets (available at Lewis Eady, Ltd.), at an early date, owing to the supply being limited. F. C. SAUNDERS, Secretary Ball Committee. 27 Phone 46-744. SHOWS. WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. GREAT STOCK AND INDUSTRIAL SHOW. NOVEMBER 12 AND 13. Schedules are now ready. If one has not been posted you they are free on application. Great assortment of classes. Everyone can find something they can help the cause, their district and self by exhibiting. Send for Schedule and be represented at Waikato's Premier Show. 27 J. M. BAXTER, Secretary. STUD HORSES. rno STAND THE SEASON J- AT THE AUCKLAND Tilfll (X.Z.) STUD FARM, AT PAPATOETOE. THE IMPORTED COMMANDING DARE CHESTNUT HORSE, WHIRLWIND (1) (Winner of the Piccadilly Plate, £500 14 miles, at Hurst Park), foaled, 1924. By GALLOPER LIGHT 13), (Winner Grand Prix de Paris, Norfolk Plate. Madingley Stakes, Hastings Plate and Payne Stakes, and sire o£ winners of over £53,000, including Beam, winner of Oaks; Reflector, full-brother to Whirlwind, who defeated Mr. in Buckenham Post Produce Stakes, ann -won £4050 in 192S from DOUBLE BACK, dam of Reflector, Pillion (winner of Oaks and about £11,000). Setback, Couplet, Encore, winners purchased respectively for Spanish, Indian and Australian breeders, and a full-sister to Encore, sold to go to America. WHIRLWIND'S grandam WILL RETURN, was got by William the Third (2) from RECALL, by Retreat (19), from SPRING RAY (sister to Sunrise, dam of Limond, sire of Limerick), by Springfield (12), from Sunray, the third dam of those fine racehorses and leading sires,. Martian and Boniform, and grandam of Otford, dam of Manfred. * Fee, 50 guineas. Grazing, 7/6 per week. All care; no responsibility. For cards and further particulars, apply H, R. MACKENZIE, Acacia Buildings. O'Connell Street, | AUCKLAND. I .Phone 43-398. S