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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 207, 2 September 1939, Page 19

DANCING. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL-TO-NIGHT. TECHNICAL OLD BOYS' RUGBY CLUB THE 1110 APQt~A RT BR S OF MODERN DANCING. swing' MUSIC AT ITS BEST BY REG. GOUI.D AND HIS SEVEN PIECE BAND. THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. 2 DIXIELAND CABARET NEW DIXIELAND CABARET QUEEN STREET. TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT OLD-TIME AND MODERN. See Amusements Column for Detailed Advertisement. j 3 CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, MOUNT EDEN. MODERN DANCING IN A MODERN MIRRORED HALL. EPI SHALFOON'S MODERN BAND WITH MODERN MUSIC. TWO MONTE CARLOS. GOOD SUPPER. Sub. 2/. WAITEMATA SWIMMING CLUB. DANCE IN COMFORT. 2 WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 6. TROCADERO DANCE CLUB ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. MODERN DANCING, S TO 12. With the TROCADERO DANCE BAND OF TEN PLAYERS And OLIVE LAWSON. Vocalist. Hear the Latest Swing Numbers. They will make you }>ance. Monte Carlos, Lucky Tickets, Spot Dance, Streamers, etc. EXCELLENT SUPPER. Admission 2/. 2 S T /. M A R Y ' S HALL, Great South Road Tram Terminus. EVERY SATURDAY. POPULAR ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT— GRAND CARNIVAL. Balloons, Rowdies. Hats. etc. Admission 2/. NEXT WEDNESDAY. September 6—Onr Monster Fourth Birthday Party. Come along and receive your piece of our Monster 4-tier Birthday Cake. Dancing until 1 a.m. Exclusive Catering. 2 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT And Every Saturday. GAIETY HALL — SURREY CRESCENT. CRESCENT OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB. Carlton Orchestra, with Latest Sound System, featuring your Favourite Old-time Dances. -Monte Carlos (2). 1, 2. 3 Prizes; l'icket Waltz. Supper. Balloons. Streamers, etc. Sociable. Seleot. M.C.'s : C. H. PRINCE and K. C. CADDY. All Welcome. 2 rpo NIGHT — HARMONY HALL, - 1 - Wellesley Street West. TUI OLD-TIME DANCE. Featuring Favourite New and Old-time Dances. Sociable. Select. Enjoyable. Music by St Michael's Perfect Old-time Band. Exceptional Floor, Management, etc. Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz. Supper. 2 QOME OUT TO MANUREWA. THE GOOD COMPANIONS' DANCE, TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT^ A Good Time Is Assured. You're All Welcome. HALCYON CLUB D A N C s, a Y.W.C.A. HALL. TO-NIGHT. S P.M. Supper. Subscription, 2/. 2 ARISTOCRATS Band for Vour Dance; sound system- supplied.—Ph. 26-337. S4 1.1 NIJ INSTITUTE. Auckland's Most Brilliant Band; Old-time and Modern. Bos 8. Newmarket. Phone 45-870. B Popular Dance Orchestra, open Engagements, week nights.— Phone 18-31 H. S4 SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau, * J S Bands..—Arthur Eady's. 41-392. C PI SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau: 8 Bands Available.—Phone 26-934. B REUNIONS. rjRAMMAR SCHOOLS OLD BOYS' RUGIJV FOOTBALL CLUB. JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS to Commemorate 2.jth Anniversary will be held SATURDAY. September 10. 193!). To assist in making necessary arrangements will all Old Members please communicate with the Secretary. L. G. WOTHERSPOON, _ Hon. Secretary. Box 1214, Auckland. ART UNIONS. |JNTVER.SITY GYMNASIUM ART UNION FIRST PRIZE—No. 2007. F. H. Blatchford. SECOND PRIZE—No. 3566. Dr. Haines. DECEASED ESTATES. ]) U B L I C T R U S T OFFICE. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1 Notice is hereby given that all Creditors and others having claims against ihe undermentioned estat»-s are required to lodge such claims at the Public Triir>r Office at Auckland on or before the 3rd day of October. 1 !).'!!>. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and mus; be certified as follows: "1 hereby certify that the amount or' this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the iieevasi-d."' ESTATES. DONALDSON. Ellen /.ita, late of Auckland. Widow, died 16,S'jy. KEESING. Kate. late of Auckland, i Spinster, di.-d !!'.S/39. . . . I NORTON, Aril.ur l>.l«"in. late of Auckland, f Gardener, died 3 ."»/S/09. WARING, .lames Thomas. laf* « I rev i, Kfl'lway Employee, died 18/8/3 V. ! A. S- FAIRE. I Diniriet Public Trustee for Aucldand.^ j September 2, " j mil FT SPECIALISTS. Cinderella Salon, 334. Karaugahape C Road —Our Perms. Cheapest and the Most Lasting.—Phone 42 577. B