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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 47, 25 February 1939, Page 21

DANCING. MASONIC HALL, NEWTON. XOBku Cool, Refreshing. G.L.B. 1 I DANCING TIME IS HERE AGAIN! It's infectious, too—the pleasure will be yours 1 THIS EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK. Life. Laughter, Brightness. Happiness. Under a Colourful Atmosphere. OLD-TIME PROGRAMME. Spot Waltz, Tingle-Tangle, Colorado, Brooklyn, On Leave, Gipsy Tap. A Lady Is and Gent's Extra Quality Special. OPERATIC QUINTETTE ORCHESTRA. Wonderful for the clarity of its parts. J Overture 7.33. i Ladies 1/6. Gents 2/. i Specially made Coffee and Tea with Supper. H. W. VAUGHAN. Hon. Secretary. AMBASSADORS HALL, ' TO-NIGHT. DOMINION ROAD, 2ND SECTION. COLUMBIA SOCIAL CLUB'S OLD-TIME DANCE. 8-12. Under Sole Management of A. G. COSSEY. With PARKERS ORCHESTRA OF SIX PLAYERS. Including Ron Swinton, Piano Accordion ; Jack Griffin, String Bass, Banjo and Violin ; Trevor Parker, Drums, Sax. and Clarinet. 2 Monte Carlos. EXCELLENT FLOOR, MUSIC, SUPPER. Admisgion, 1/6. The Largest, Coolest and Most Beautiful Hall in the City. ALWAYS THE BEST IN AUCKLAND. p\ VICTORY FLANNEL gU DANCE, Arranged in honour of MANU-JEANETTE and other ISft Worlds Championship Competitors by RICHMOND, PONSONBY AND VICTORIA CRUISING CLUBS, PETER PAN CABARET, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1039. DOUBLE, 5/. Cubicle Reservations, Phone Cabaret. YOU HAVE SEEN HOW THEY CAN SAIL. NOW COME AND SEE HOW THEY CAN DANCE. 25 TEACHERS OF DANCING. AVIS HEDGEMAN SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. gEGIN XER S' QLASS rjtUESDAY AT 8 P.M. FEE 2/. PRIVATE LESSONS by Arrangement. Make Inquiries at the Studio: 328 a, QUEEN STREET. I Phone 44-147. S ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. rpHK ANNUAL MEETING OF 1 THE AUCKLAND FOOTi r QlEj BALL ASSOCIATION, Inc., 1 wi " bc he,d at Y.M.C.A. ; on TUESDAY, the 14th day of March. 1939, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS.—AnnuaI Report and Balance '■ sheet. Election of Officers, Remits and ' General. . All persons interested in Association Football are cordially invited to attend. W HARRISON, Secretary. 314. Southern Cross Buildings. Clinncerv Street. Auckland. February 25. 1939. 25 RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. « OICIIMOND ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB. • IWH/ .. ANNUAL MEETING jl. W ill hp hold in the Club's IleadJr quarters. Grey Lynn Park, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, at 8 p.m. : BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance-Sheet. Electiou of Officers. General. W. R. DICK, Hon. Secretary. 25 © "V KWTON RANGERS UUGI.Y ©JIT) LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. 1 ANNUAL MEETING > To be held at j Ait L. ROOMS. COURTHOUSE LANE, FEBRUARY 27, AT 7.43 P.M. BUSINESS: Adoption Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers. Players, Intending Players and Supporters Cordially Invited. ; 25 J. GIBSON. Hon. Secretary. m TfANUKAU RUGBY LEAGUE egif\ FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual General Meeting will I bt held in the R.S.A. Hall, Princes tr Srreet, Onehunsia. at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance- 1 1 Sheet: Election of Officers: General. J A General Meeting of Players, Intending '• Players and Supporters will be held at 8 1 p.m. I 2.] ALLEN PORTER. Hon. Sec. THE BELMONT ROVERS' LEAGUE CLUB Will hold the First Annual Meeting In the > Presbyterian Hall. Belmont, on TIIURSi DAY. March 2. 1939. All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. M. B. STEPHENSON, 25 Hon. Sec. - TIT CHEVALIER RUGBY LEAGUE • ± FOOTBALL CLUB.—'The Annual l Meeting will be held, Armstrong's Hall, on March 6. at 8 p.m. All Members and Intending Members are ursed to attend. 25 A. H. WALKER. Hon. Secretary. . T)T CHEVALIER RUGBY LEAGUE " J- FOOTBALL CLUB.—AII Players having Club Property in their possession, will they please Return Same to Secretary. } 433. I't. Chevalier Road, during next week. 25 A. H. WALKER. Hon. Secretary. J> V. LEAG U E FOOT BALL CLUB. The Annual Meeting will he held in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms on TUESDAY I . February 2S. All Members and Intending Members are invited to he present.—G. Dines. Sec. 27 i LAWN TENNIS. COACHING given on private court by Banks. —Particulars. Phone 28-3R5. C \ BRUCE & SONS for Genuine Tennis - r *-' Raeqnet Resrrinsripg.—94. Albert St B OPPORTUNITY — Racquets Restrung. 5/1 i* a sn 25/ Restrings now 15/.— i Modern Bag. above and opp. Town Hall. D I>.\CQUEI S Restrung and Repaired, wi rk guarantee*].—Watts Depot, Fxchance T Lane. D t". — £ TOILET SPECIALISTS. g . 12/6 Perm, has lovely early ends.— B 1 v CindercU* Salon. K'hape Rd. 42-877. B