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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 2, 3 January 1931, Page 13

I DANCING. ORANGE TTALL, "\T KWT ON T>OAD, ■ I RANGE -Ll-ALL, EWTON -CioAD, j TO-NrGHT. — TO-NIGHT. 'THE GREAT AND EVER-POPULAR OLDTIME DANCE IN TOWN./ There is none to compare. Whera everything heads for a right royal . good time. Chocolates, Cigarettes and Streamers Free, and Fun for all. Special Musical Numbers are being played, and could only be played by our .most Popular Orchestra, SNAPPY SIS. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. S4 APACHE DANCE CLUB. KITCHENER HALL, above Public Library. - TO-NIGHT—B till II.SO—TO-NIGET. 1 HARRY BOLTON'S , APACHE ORCHESTRA, : Comprising Ten (10) Talented Artists. SPECIAL MONTE CARLO PRIZES. N.B.—The Management : reserves th# right to refuse admittance to anyone who, in its opinion, may lower the tone or moral of the dance. SINGLE 2/6, DOUBLE 4/0. 3 N. EDGAR, Sec. v " ri REY LYNN LABOUR Jy j PARTY. OLD-TIME GAIETY HALL, Surrey Crescent. — MASCOT NIGHT ! To-night Every Patron will receive a ' 1931 Mascot. Select, Homely, Well Managed. A Lady's and Gent's Special Mascot. PALTRIDGE'S ALL SOLOISTS' ORCHESTRA, To complete a PrograinnSe of Real Delight. Come in your Summer Wear and Make Merry. Ladies 1/6 — Refreshments — Gents. 2/. 3 s H. W. VAUGHN, Hon. Sec. DRUIDS' /CABARET, ■RUIDS' OABARET NORTH STREET, NEWTON, ' Recognised as Auckland's Leading Ballroom. —■- — rno-NiGHT ■» - 1 O-NIGHT — , Another Session of Joy Supreme. Dancing under the soft glow of coloured ■lighting effects, to musical hits, Rendered by "THE FAMOUS REVELLERS." Balloons, Streamers, Chocs., Cigs., and DAINTY SUPPER FOR ALL. The presence of 400 patrons on New Year's Eve attested to the popularity of. "The. Druids'." Cflme To-night and join the fun. iLadies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. S3 pREMIIR J^ANCB WHOOPEE. JAZZ. JAZZ. MANCHESTER UNITY HALL, ' Hobson and Victoria Streets. TO-NIGHT—SATURDAY— TO-NIGHT. B AND ~FT ITS BY THE JgANDITS Another Wonderful Night of Enjoyment at this Popular Rendezvous. Chocs., Balloons, Cigs. Ladies, 2/; Double, 4/; Gents, 2/6. BILL CUTHBERT, LARRY LASHER, M.C.'s 3 /NOME OUT %TO WAIKOWHAI. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY. - OLD-TIME AND JAZZ. * Free Bus leaves Avondale Fire Station 7.30. Via Blockhouse Bay (DONOVAN ST.), and from Dominion Road Terminus at 8, Returning to Meet Last' Tram. Ladies 1/6. Supper. Gents 2/. 3 OLD - TIME DANCING TO-NIGHT a' the CLICK CLACK CABARET, NEWMARKET (above Rialto Theatre). Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz, Balloons, Chocs., and Cigs Free. Also Special Consolation £™es for -Monte Carlo. MORROW'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA in attendance. Flannels optional. Gents 2/, Ladies 1/6. LES. GORDON, M.C. Tables Reserved -by ringing 40-789. No extra charge for Booking. 3 rpHE PARISIAN STUDIO, 419, Queen St., Below Tabernacle". To-night and Every Saturday. Private Dances. Invitations at Studio. *lannels may be worn. Orchestra of 5. 3 TRANCES, Cabarets, Clubs, Party Novelties, „ latest Carnival Hats.—Mortensen's, Manufacturers, 6, Ponsonby Rd. Phone • j7 ' 720 - TFS

TEACHERS OF DANCING. "DALLROOM Dancing, Correct Style, Qualified Private Tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Buildings, opp. G.P.O. "ORANK WOODRUFFE, the Expert In--1 - structor, on vacations reopen February 2.—174, Upper Symonds St. b TlflSS RUBY SHERIUFF, 8, Hopetoun St., Ponsonby, specialises in American Tan and Ballroom. C 4 T>ARISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex. Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom Dancing. D CJAN TOY—Members please note, Usual Practice Dance every Saturday, Wednesday, 7 p.m., Royal Oak Hall, Royal Oak. ;7 ■1 / A Lesson, .Tazz or Old-time.—Mrs. -L-/ Hislop and Mr. Rackley, 67, Newton Road. 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. : TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NSW 4- NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of The Trustee Act, 1908, And In the matter of'tlie Estate of BLANCHE ' GOItRIE, late of Auckland, in New „Zealand, Widow (deceased). Pursuant to an Order made by a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland, on the 20th day of December, 11930, notice is hereby given that all Creditors and other persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named BLANCHE GORRIE (deceased), who died on or about the 28th day of October, 1030, and 'Probate of whose Will was granted on the 25th day of November, 1930, are hereby required to send in their Claims together with written particulars thereof to the GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, at its Office in Shortland St., Auckland, on or before the 30th day of APRIL, 1931, and notice is hereby further given by the Executor that after the said 30th day of April, 1931, the Executor proposes to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Executor has then had notice and in such event pursuant to Section 74 of The Trustee Act, ISOB, the Executor having given the notice directed by the aforesaid order will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any person of whose claim the Executor had no notice at the time of the distribution of the said assets. Dated this 20th day of December, 1930. GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Executor. BUDDLE,_ RICHMOND AND BUDDLE, Solicitors for the Executor. :17 SECOND-BAND BRICKS. We can supply any quantity to any locality at the right figure. A. W. BRYANT, - Tramway Buildings. C TnLECTRIC HOT WATER APPLIANCES -Li Of Every Description Supplied and Installed by B. J. WALKER, LTD., New Address, 68, Wyndham St., opp. Farmers' Tradiug Co. WS INSURANCE. Alliance Assurance co., ltd., Assets £30.000,000. Phone 43-123. —5, O'Connell St. Manager, Wilfrid Skegg. D SHEARER, PROTHERO AMD SHEARER, Security Bldgs., Tor Fire and Accident Insurance. r I> rnHE Standard Insurance ■ Co. of New JL Zealand, Ltd.. Office Victoria P.'. I'. Percy J. Watts. Manager. Ij