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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 103, 4 May 1931, Page 18

I AMUSEMENTS. TOWN HALL, Direction J. and X. Talt. JOSEPH HISLOP. FAREWELL CONCERT, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY NIGHT. FOR THIS GREAT OCCASION JOSEPH HISLOP, JOSEPH HISLOP, UNQUESTIONABLY THE WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR, Will present a Programme of Wonderful and Glorious Operatic Selections with which llis name has been popularly associated throughout England, Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand. TO-MORROW NIGHT will be absolutely Hie farewell appearance of Joseph Hisiop. There can be no extr.a Concerts, as the itinerary is so mapped out it is impossible to extend the season or make a return visit, therefore those who have not heard the famous artist now in our midst, and those who have heard him and will want to come again TO-MORROW NIGHT is your last chance. JOSEPH HISLOP'S FAREWELL. ASSOCIATED WITH JOSEPH HISLOP, THE BRILLIANT SOLO PIANIST, ISIDOR GOODMAN,

Who will again Delight Music Lovers with his Remarkable Technique in liis interpretations of the works of the greatest composers. JOSEPH HISLOP'S FAREWELL CONCERT Will prove a memorable occasion in the Musical History of Auckland. PRICES: Reserves, 7/6, 5/ ; Unreserved, o/. Plans at Lewis Kudy, Ltd. Special Reserves, 10/. Prices Plus Tax. HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAMILTON. WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 7. JOSEPH HISLOP. His Only Appearance in This Town. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. XT A U R A K I BY-ELECTION. O T> T3ETRIE, J. P., O T> TJETRIE, J. P., C. 11. P ETRIE ' J ' p - OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, Will Open His Election Campaign, Supported by M. J. SAVAGE, M.1 , ., Deputy-Leader Parliamentary Labour Party, In the QRPHEUS miIEATRE, QTAHUHU, AT 8 P.M., rpO-NIGHT, jy-OXDAY. Chairman : HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, U. X. CLEMENTS, ESQ. ALL ELECTORS CORDIALLY INVITED. FURTHER MEETINGS WILL BE HELD: TO-MORROW (Tuesday)—HOWlCK WEDNESDAY, May O.—WIRI . THURSDAY, May 7.—WHITFORD. At S p.m. Committee Rooms now open at Great South Road (opposite border's), Otahuhu. Labour supporters who can give voluntary assistance call or write D. Wilson, Organising Secretary. 4 AT HOME. QARL TO N CROQ UE T CLU B. AT HOME. FRIDAY, MAY 8. Progressive Croquet. Beginners, 12 30 sharp Game Cd. Entrance 1/. Afternoon Tea Free Stall. Cards if Wet. E. PERRY, X 4 Hon. Secretary. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. Jfr*A>, gKADNEY AND BINNS. 6-2sSS* EXCURSIONS TO OSTEND. u-i7-Tw C s2'£ r 4 S ,.c. Leave p r'nce's Wharf: \\ I'.DNESDAIS i)4j ani FRIDAYS 6 30 n"m' SATURDAYS . ." .* 145 rt m' Sundays •.. .•.•.•.;■.; \% ££ Leaving Ostend Saturday, 7am BRADXEY AND BINNS. D DENTISTRY. •jl/TY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF XTJ - PAINLESS EXTRACTION Possesses Many Great Advantages, Which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS1. NO PAIN. 2. NO NEED to come back for the second time or oftener as under other methods. 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or stumps in the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES. I can safely use it on a patient of 80 years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints it will not affect you. 0. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. 0. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are I ordered. Bridge Work, Pivots, etc., without the Slightest Pain Whatever. Also ANALGESIA, The Most Marvellous Discovery in Dentistry of the Age. You can bave your teeth Drilled. Filled, Prepared for Crowning. You are conscious, yet unconscious to pain and I have proved this most Wonderful Machine to be an absolute success in every operation. Therefore, patients who are nervous need no longer fear the Dentist. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT OPEN EVERY EVENING. Q -jyj-UNRO TfJMANUEL, FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS (Next G.P.0.). Telephone 41-604. Take Elevator. , _A GENTLENESS and Extreme Care" at Howey Walker, Dentists, City Chamberg, 209, Queen St. Painless Extractions. , p TEETH Repaired in a few hours, half regular fees, at Howey Walkers, 209, Queen St. D EDUCATIONAL. I "DUSINESS Training—Shorthand, Typing, I ■*-* Bookkeeping and Office Method?.— I Hemingway's Day or Evening Classes, Chancery Chambers. jjD j "T AM now head showcard writer of large J- department store," "K" System pupil. . Dilworth Building. A CJHOWCAKD Writing successfully taught by Auckland's leading showcard writers.—"K" System, Dilworth Building. Interviews welcomed. D THE Druleigh School of Salesmanship is still training first-class salesmen. D ELOCUTION. MRS. A. J. DKEAVEK, Art of Speaking ' Distinctly.—Studio. 46, Lewis Eady • Bldg.. Queen St. C MRS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS, 13, Belle- - vue Road, Mr. Eden; Wednesdays, 22. "Academy," Upper Queen St.—Speeches, j Monologues, Sketches. Recitals. D j A UCKLANDS GREATEST MAYORS Were all chosen From OUTSIDE the Council. They were not confined to existing groove?. ' Vote MA-SOX, Mayor! 5