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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 281, 28 November 1938, Page 18

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Phone 27-235 ! I>« n \ AnN I nstn llo<l I TIM-; ICil / P. K« »TM KKS In 11"' fllla r i«»ii •*l\ K\TF 'i'KY Moo\sHl \K." A/titrtiiitl for I'nircrsaf f'..rh ihit inn. M«• *"l«. MIH-nui. I ..r It i'l'lirc Oiivi.-r ■ | in: I»iv<>;:<• F; or I.AI»V X. - * ! turn tic f! hn tu iimot I<>r A fluff r. | |NEW Finally To ai s. l'li«»tn- 11 11-. JAM! WITIIKKS. Si na ri Krwin. 1i,.. M.-rk. I. •VIIKKKKUS." Approved for fnivvrsal Exhibition. \ it-hip •• La til i • 11. Kiliimml liATiLi: of i;i;oad\vav. I'cctnn mrnth >f hi/ Jor Adults. DANCING. ARTS HALL, Km ST. (Near I'ultlic Library). TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. AND EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. OLD-TIME—MODERN, 1 n«-l in lln u tlw Lai...si I'raz.', THE LAMBETH WALK. norm, ckowder s SILVERTONE BAND. M..nl.' < 'arl... Spot Wall/., Balloon Dance SIT-DiiWN SIP PER. « Admissioti : Ladies 1/li, Gent 4 1/'.!. NEXT SUNDAY, Dec. 4. PICNIC. Tho Arfs Hall's First Annual PICNIC. S.S. PER Hi IRINE leaves FERRY BLDG. At 0.43 for PINE ISLAND for Clc greatest event of the ,\enr. 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