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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 78, 2 April 1932, Page 17

DANCING. Z. LABOUR PARTY. (Grey Lynn Branch). ffiiaffevrg l ? TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. MAS'ONIC HALL, NEWTON. Where Happiness and Refinement are Found. OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot Waltz, D'Alberts, Doris, Tingle Tangle. A Lady's and Gent's Special Prize. MUSIC OF QUALITY Rendered by PALTRIDGE'S OPERATIC QUINTETTE ORCHESTRA. By 'Spccial 'Request, will play "DIH H Y DRO PATE N'' (Gung'l). Overture, "Stop It," 7.00. Ladies 1/6 — Refreshments — Gents 2/. 2 H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY, At The MANCHESTER UNITY HALL, Victoria Street West. 1 THE PARISIANTI Under the Direction of the PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO. A Popular Programme of Syncopated Music will be played by the PARISIAN DANCE ORCHESTRA, Under tlio Personal Supervision of DAN rtALLiNAN. AN V^ALLINAN. During the evening MR. W. ELDER will play a Cornet Solo, "The Lost Chord." Admission : Ladies 2/,. Gentlemen 2/0. DRESS REQUESTED. 2 TUESDAY NEXT. O'NEILL STREET HALL, PONSQNBY. GRAND MASKED CARNIVAL. DANCING, S-112, TO CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF THE WINTER SEASON DANCES. A SELECTED PROGRAMME OF SYNCOPATED MUSIC Will be featured by PARISIAN STUDIO ORCHESTRA, Of Six Players, Under the Personal Supervision of | DAN CALLINAN, | Late of Fullers' Opera House and J. C. William sou. During the Evening M'li. CALLINAN will render a Nylophone Solo, "THE OLD WELL." Ladies, 1/(5. Gentlemen, 2/. DRESS REQUESTED. 2 DANCE Hats, 1/6 dozen; Novelties, 2/G dozen, large variety.—Mortensen, Manufacturer, <3, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-720. RTFS PUBLIC NOTICES. A UCKLAND - MAUNGATUIIOTO MAIN -Ti- HIGHWAY.

CLOSING OF ROAD. Notice is hereby givjn that the undermentioned sections of the above Highway will he closed to traffic during the hours of daylight as from the date mentioned, until further notice, for sealing operations: WELLSFORD - TE lIANA - TOPUNI, APRIL 5. Detour Roads, Wellsfard-Whangaripo-Tomarata-Te liana, or Mangawai-Kaiwaka and Puhoi-Aliuroa-Woodcocks-Warkworth, according to road notices. J. McENNIS, Chairman No. 1 District Highways Council. W. J. SCHOLLUM, Chairman Rodney County Council, Warkwortli. April 1, 1932. 2 © Q.LARING HEADLIGHTS. Members of the Auckland Automobile Association are notified that Patrols will be on duty at Cadman's Parking Garage, Grey Avenue, from 8.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on April 5, 6, 7 and 8, to Adjust Headlights Free of Charge. Membership ticket must be produced. GEO. W. HUTCHISON, 2 Secretary. Auckland unemployed women's . EMERGENCY COMMITTEE. On and after MONDAY, April 4, the Registry for Unemployed Women and Girls will be reopened at the Work Centre, Newton East School, Belgium Street. All Unemployed Women are required to enroll. 2 THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. Notice is hereby given that the Supply will be Shutdown for the purpose of carrying out important Alterations, on SUNDAY NEXT, April 3, 1932, between the hours of 2 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. in the undermentioned transformer areas :— NORTHCOTE STREET, GREY LYNN. CRUMMER ROAD. R. H. BARTLEY, 2 General Manager. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW -L ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of The Companies Act, 1908, and In the matter of the AUCKLAND TOBACCO GROWERS, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given pursuant to an order made by the Honourable Mr. Justice Herdman, on the 4tli day of March, 1932, that all Creditors of the above Company are required to come in and prove their Debts and Claims against the Company by forwarding the same duly verified to the Official Liquidator of (he abovenamed Company at his Office, Law Court Buildings, High Street, Auckland, New Zealand, on or before the 30th day of APRIL, 1932, or be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made in the Liquidation of the said Company before such Debt or Claim is proved.

Dated at Auckland this 4th day of March, 1932. A. W. WATTERS, :4 Official Liquidator. BJ. WALKER, 08, Wyntffram St. • Heating Specialist, 'PLUMBER AND SHEETMETAL WORKER. Acetone Welding and Brazing, Motor Car and Marine Metal Work. WS SHELL, Sand for Your Paths—l can now supply a quality that for hardness, grading and brightness cannot be equalled in Auckland. — A. W. Bryant, Tramway Buildings. C WEDDING BREAKFASTS AND 21ST BIRTHDAYS, Catered for in Large Modern Hall. COSY TEAROOMS, Onehunga. x 2 COMPETITIONS. QPEN QOM PETITION. For Show Card Designs, suitable for Chemists' Windows, to feature BOSTONA TONIC WINE. Either Black and White or in Colours. Size not to exceed 16in x 12in. Competition open to all. No entrance fee necessary. First prize, 10 guineas; second prize, 5 guineas; third prize, 2 guineas; fourth and fifth prizes, 1 guinea each ; also twelve prizes of One Large Bottle BOSTONA or Corban's 17-year-old Port. Entries to be forwarded not later than APRIL 30, to A. A. C OBBAN AND SONSMT. LEBANON VINEYARDS, HENDERSON. All designs and suggestions submitted to become the property of the above. Decisions of Judging Committee (which includes Mr. Alf. J. Parker, F.C.S.), to be fi na 1. BOSTONA, the Rich Tonic Wine, is obtainable from all leading Chemists, LARGE BOTTLE, 9/. 2 CHIROPODY. /"CHIROPODY — Consult Miss Bllenor yj Jamison, Specialist in all Foot Ailments. — For appointments ring 45-430. Sareta Salons, Ltd., Smith and Catighey, Ltd. B