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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 143, 20 June 1938, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. ■ ' [ j ipLTHnnirniimpiiinrTanimjj^rmHiiiiunij i I i lilililliiiwnnnHlbniiiamanuil I j Diroi tion : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. i Continuous Sessions: 11.0—2.15—5.0—8.9. THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT i j ‘‘ IN OLD CHICAGO.” I “IN OLD CHICAGO.” “IN OLD CHICAGO.” “IN OLD CHICAGO.” “ IN OLD CHICAGO.” “ IN OLD CHICAGO.” “IN OLD CHICAGO.” “IN OLD CHICAGO.” “IN OLD CHICAGO.” TYRONE‘"'POWER ALICE FAYE AND A <’AST UF s"'in. A 2'Hh ('.■ntuiv.Fux Special. Rccomm, nd, d by Censor for Adults. n®CEss~i s , s ,„ l RD. | To night at 1 ! < entrallv Heated. ! Phone 15-139 •U pl FRED ASTAIRE—- ||| GEORGE P.l I.NS A i,BA. |i; ALLEN In P <; \v,„i.. il "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." ,|li Approv’d lor Universal L.rliib:tion. |j flAltl'Y I'AI.'EY. JOHN BEAL In ■ DA '.Gl.i; PATRI •!. ' l| Recom n ended by Urn or for Adults. I I I A Wei: | >j-■ i- - •• I'll |; ul ii M| El. " | DFfi/Cl I Ol,p '''-Io Onlv I It Hi VJ /r. L_i | at 7 4!? I PQNSONBY RD ! Phone 26 910 4 — GINGER ROGERS — In EILXA l-’EIU’EK’S K»»I I i'-k i inr Uemedv. “STAGE DOOR.” Rc'-oinmcndcd by Censor for Adults JIMMY ELLISON. HARRY CAREY In “ ANNAPOLIS SALUTE.” Approvcti for Universal Exhibition Also "PLUTO'S QUINTUPLETS." I KTNG-’R iNortheote. To-night at 8. | Ilin VJ O | Final screening. Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea in "STUDENT DOCTORS CAN'T TAKE MONEY" {Ret. by Censor for Adults'!, & Will Hay in "GOOD MORNING BOYS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. DANCING-

ARTS HALL KITCHENER ST. (Near Public Library). TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT OLD-TIME DANCE. The Only old-time Dance in the City that runs EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. With Am Aland's Leading Dance Comliinatioii. NORM. CROWDER'S SILVERTONE BAND. Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz, Balloon Dance. SIT DOWN SUITER. Admission 1 6. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6— FIRST ANNUAL MASKED, PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL—B P.M. TO 1 A.M. Management : N. HAMMOND. x2O

ED EN-RO S K I L L HALL, Dominion Road. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. OLD-TIME AND MODERN DANCING. Two Montes and Supper. Music by DICK RICHARDS’ MELODY BOYS. Admission 1/. 20 ART LARKINS and his Dance Band. Inquiries, Phone 27-459,M WH T<TI SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau : 8 Bands available. —Atwaters, 47-04-C TEACHERS OF DANCING. JIHB pATRICIA gCHCOL OF TRANCING, 203, SYMONDS STREET. PRINCIPAL: PATRICIA GREEN Modern Ballroom. American Tap. Old-time Dancing. Private Lessons. CLASSES: Modern Ballroom. Wednesday. 8 p.m. Old-time. Friday. 8 p.m. Practice Dance Monday Night. PH. 31-031 for your Appointment. C A MERICAN Tap —— Beginners taught -y*- attractive routines. Advanced Demonstration Dances. — Edney’s Dance Studio. 319, Queen St*. Phone 41-615,M EDNEY’S DANCE STUDIO of Ballroom and American Tap, 319, QUEEN ST. Phone 41-615. FREE concession during June. Pupils taking a course in Ballroom or Tap receive an extra lesson. Don’t hesitate. Book early. C Madame valeska, m.r.a.d. (Ad. Teacher), Studio. 407. Queen St.. Reopened Feb. 26. Interviews Daily, 2 till 6 p.m.—46 421. C PRIVATE Lessons—2/6 Tap. Ballroom : 40 New Routines: 3 Dances by post. 5/. Ruby Sherriff, H.B. Bldgs.. Newtcn. C DECEASED ESTATES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. (AUCKLAND REGISTRY). In the matter of the Trustee Act. 1908, Section 74. and In the Estate of JOHN MUIR, late of Mangere Bridge. Auckland, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Retired Farmer, Deceased.

Pursuant to an order made by the Honourable Mr. Justice Fair at Auckland on the 7th day of June, 1938. notice is hereby given that all Creditors and other persons having claims against the estate of the abovonamed John Muir, deceased, who died at Auckland on or about the 29th day of September. 1937. and Probate 29th day of September. 1937, and Probate of whose YVill was granted by the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland on the 24th day of November, 1937. are hereby required to send in their claims, together with written particulars thereof, to his Executors, Thornton Jackson. George William Sanders and John Muir, nt the office of Messieurs Jackson. Russell. Tunks and West. 23, Shortland Street, Auckland, on or before the 14th day of JULY, 1938. Notice is hereby further given by the Executors that after the 11th day of July. 1938. the Execn tors propose to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which the Executors have then notice, and. in filch event, pursuant to Section 74 of the Trustee Act. 1908. the Executors, having given the notices directed by the aforesaid order, will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any person of whose claim the Executors had no notice at the time of the distribution of the said assets. Dated thij 7th day of June, 1938. THORNTON JACKSON. GEORGE WILLIAM SANDERS and JOHN MUIR, Executors. JACKSON. RUSSELL. TUNKS & WEST, Solicitors for the Executors. :20 COAL AND FIREWOOD. \ LL Dry Tea-tree. < Sacks 21/. — W a iheke Tea-tree Co., Phone 40-358. D BLY Direct ttoni Sawmill; Dry Pine Blocks.- —Maddaford Bros., 45-173. D C'HEAP kauri and pine, dry; / 16 Bags £l, 7 Bags 10/, 9 Bags Rata £1: delivered promptly.—Ph. 46-160. p Cl H. WEDDING, 33, Tawa Rd., Oue- • hunga —Coal. Firewood and Carrying.—Phone 12-689. C DYERS AND CLEANERS. WH. DREW, Tailor. Cleaner. Dyer, -Renovating.—3o-930. 210. Hobson St. C OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. THOS. F. LOWES, F.8.0.A.. F.5.A.0., (Edin.i, F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Bldg., Victoria St.. City. Ph. 44-446. al"O evenings. Residence. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.. 2. Lower Symonds St., opp. Government House. Ph. 42-416. C