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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 265, 8 November 1930, Page 21

DANCING. APACHE -DANCE CLUB. KITCHENER HALL, (Late Society of Arts), | Above Public Library, j TO-NTGHT — 8 TILL 11.30 — TO-NIGHT. • "The Apache maintains a select atmo- l sphere without sacrificing wholesome fun and amusement."—Extract fioni letter received from delighted patron. I' Heebie .Teebies Prohibited. | l Heebie. Jcebics Prohibited. | IWW ZEALAND'S LARGEST PBIKMANBNT DANCE BAND. I HAl'f'.Y BOLTON'S APAC.UB I | | ORCHESTRA. .. TEN (10) TALENTED ARTISTS, featuring ' all the latest Dance Numbers, including "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes," a Waltz r full of Romance. TWO (2) MONTE CARLOS, comprising Eight (S) Quality Gifts. XB — 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. 8 N. EDGAR, Secretary. . t ■ : < old-time dancing. ORANGE HALL. NEWTON JROAD. TO-NIGHT — — TO-NIGHT. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. MANAGEMENT. —Come and See. CROWD.—Come and Witness. ; : MUSIC—Come and Hear our, Great Oldtime Combination, SNAPPY SIX. Chocolates, Cigarettes and Streamers. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. The Management reserve the right to refuse admittance to anyone who in their opinion would lower the high standard that £ must be maintained. S4 Ar*&. ""REST OF ALL" OLD-TIME ; - D DANCE. 1 GREY LYNN LABOUR v rnnfsgfy ' party, O'NEILL STREET HALL, PONSONBY. TO-NIGHT — 8 to 12 — TO-NIGHT. SPECIAL NIGHT EOR PATRONS AND VISITORS. Big Attraction on.—Every Lady to receive a New Spring Mode Hat, and every Gent a Mascot. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Balloons, Streamers. PALTRIDGE'S ALL-SOLOISTS' ORCHESTRA. i With Music that ever Delights Patrons. , Tea, Coffee, Toast, Crumpets, Pies, served in the Lounge at a small charge. SOCIABILITY, COMBINED WITH . , • ENJOYMENT, o Bus to Avondale and New Lynn at 12. ° Ladies 1/6. > Gents 2/. , GEO. WALTER, M.C. H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. ■' 'd ; t> (SCOTS TTALL QYMONDS Q<T. bCOTS TTALL QYMONDS gT.

MONDAY NIGHT. AUCKLAND RETAIL SHOP ASSISTANTSUNION CHARITY CLUB. HELP CHARITY BY ATTENDING THIS POPULAR DANCE. Always a Joyful Atmosphere. BAND TTIIS" and n rrs" BY THE " "D A N 1) I T S." " -D A N D I T S." Evening Dress Optional. Ladies, 2/, ' Gents, 2/6. BIG GALA NIGHT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. MS4 HOCH AYE FOR A GUID SCOTS NICHT. LAST DATSfCE OP THE SEASON. THE AUCKLAND AND DISTRICT ; HIGHLAND PIPE BAND Wlli Hold a GRAND SOCIAL AND DANCE In DRUIDS' HALL, NORTH ST., NEWTON, • , . on ...:.. ; :;j,,-i 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At 8 p.m. Eightsome Reels, Highland Schottische, Spot Waltz. ORCHESTRA: HUNTER'S REVELLERS. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. — Supper Provided. — A. McCOKD, S Hon. Secretary. PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO, 410, Queen St. (below Tabernacle). — TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY. Private Dances. Invitations at Studio. Orchestra of Five. i Flannels may be worn. 8 THE Management Of the Municipal Hall, Newmarket, thank all Patrons who attended this Popular Saturday Dancing, and announce that owing to unsuitable conditions Season is now closed.—G. W. Parker. S AIKOWHAI. HALL, SATURDAY. OLD-TIME AND JAZZ. Free bus from Dominion Read Terminus leaves at 8 p.m., returning to meet last tram. : Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/. Supper. :x8 DANCES, Parties —Carnival Hats. Novelties, original designs: deal direct manufacturers. —Mortensen, 6, Ponsonby Rrt. Phone 27-720. ■ TFS PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. ■A N N O U N C E M E N T. THOS. P. LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.C.O. (Edin.). F. 1.0., F.N.A.O. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician', has pleasure in announcing that ho has acquired the Optical Business at Karangahape Road, Auckland, of Mr. .Tas. Pascoe, with whom he has been associated for the past two years. THOS. F. LOWES. F.8.0.A., F.C.O. (EDIN.), F. 1.0., F.N.A.O. (ENG.), Ophthalmic Optician, At Jas. Pascoe's, Jeweller, 66, Karangahape Road, Auckland. Phone 40-004, For Appointment. . 8 M R H. P. B L ™ DENTAL SURGEON, BROADWAY CHAMBERS,

NEWMARKET. Painless and Gas Extractions. Painless Fillings. Artificial Teeth. Phone 40-024 for Appointment. \VS LECTURES. AUCKLAND HIGHER THOUGHT CENTRE (INC.),THE TEMPLE, Corner Pitt and Wellington Streets. REV. NONA L. BROOKS, D.S.D., Minister of First Divine Science Church, ! Denver City, U.S.A., ' Will Deliver a Series Of Lectures, Commencing SUNDAY, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. "THE LAW OF SPIRITUAL GROWTH," "MAKING LIFE WORTH WHILE," "LIFE .ABUNDANT," "THE SUCCESSFUL LIFE," "SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION." ETC. DAILY, MONDAY TO iFRIDAY, inclusive, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Every Thinker should hear this illuminating series. PUBLIC CORDIALLY WELCOME. 8 P RE-CANCEROUS DISEASES—THEIR PREVENTION AND TREATMENT." A PUBLIC LECTURE on the above will be given in the FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP HALL, Top of Symonds St. (next Night Pharmacy), On THURSDAY, November 13, at 7.45 p.m. Admission Free. Collection. Come, and Bring Your Friends. 8 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. D*• P. AND EE t Has Commenced Practice at 117, HURSTMERE RD., TAKAPUNA, , In Succession to the late Dr. Baldwin. 'Phone 23-574. xlu