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DANCING. TO-NIGHT'S DANCE AT THE METROPOLE QUEEN STREET. WILL BE ACCEPTED BY REGULAR PATRONS AS LEAVING NOTHING TO BE DESIRED. AND CAN BE ALWAYS RELIED UPON TO PROVIDE THE UTMOST IN MUSIC — DANCE — SONG. We Present BERGARE'S GAIETIES IN THEIR SPECTACULAR RENDERING OF HULAS. Led by KOANCI AND HER BALLET OP SEVEN DANCERS. In their Primitive Costumes. Also. THE FAMOUS APACHE DANCE. Bv .BEGARES AND KOANUI. And A Presentatiaon of the Famous GEORGE FORMBY AND HIS BANJO. — NOT ONE DULL MINUTE — Admission: Ladies 2'. Gents 2 6. including Sit-down Supper. Evening Dress Not Essential. Reserve a Cubicle or Table by Ringing 42-330. ALFRED FENN. Director. LECTURES. S T " »J ° " N AMBULANCE * 'LASSES OP 1 NSTRUCTION WILL COMMENCE AS FOLLOW — LADIES' FIRST AIDAMBULANCE STATION. Rutland St on MONDAY. April 21, at ->Ao pm STANLEY BAY BOWLING CLUB PAVILION Oil WEDNESDAY. April 16. at 7.30 p.m! LADIES' HOME NURSING— AMBULANCE STATION. Rutland St. on MONDAY. Apnl 21. at 7 p.m. MEN'S FIRST AID— LABOUR HALL. DEVONPORT, On TUESDAY April 22, at 7.30 p.m. FIRST AID CLASSES for Men and Wor.ien will be held in TAKAPUNA after Easter at 7.30 p.m on an evening to suit the majority. Application may be made to the Ambulance Station Rutland St.. City, or at the Hcuse adjoining the'S' Jo'vi Amb'ilance Hall in Killarney St. Special termto E.P.S.O. Workers and Home Guard Members' S. E. LANGSTONE. Secretary-Manager. 5 *iV 7i TJ ED r^ ROSS COCIETY ~~ (INC.). AUCKLAND CITY SUB-CENTRE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBEF.S. Instructional Classes will be held at MERCANTILE CHAMBERS. 101. Customs Street East as under:— FIRST-AID FOR MEN.—MONDAY. 7th April Lecturer: Dr. H. Charier. FIRST-AID FOR WOMEN.—WEDNESDAY 9th April. Lecturer: Dr. H. Chaffer. HYGIENE—THURSDAY. April 17. HOME NURSING—TUESDAY. April 29. All Classes Commence at 7 p.m. Enrolments should be completed at the Office before the date of the Class. A. A. HARKER. : J> Secretary. Mg|*a j> ÜBL I C T ECTURE. CHALLENGE OF FASCISM TO OUR CIVILISATION." PROFESSOR J. STONE. TUESDAY, APRIL 8. at 8 P.m. Fes 6d. SYLLABUS OF CLASSES FOR 1341 NOW AVAILABLE. For full particulars apply OLD GRAMMAR fecHOOL, Symonds Street. Telephone 46-094. 5 NZ. PEOPLES UNIVERSITY - • (Inc.).

-"* • line). SUNDAY. 2.45 P.M. MRS. DOUGLAS 8088, F.R.S.S. Subject: •N.Z. MEDICAL SERVICES." 3. QUEEN STREET. Discussion Welcome. S RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. O * UCXLAND RUGBY LEAGUE CJMPV ■**■ REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. CSfij) Members are requested to attend the ISu-U First General Meeting oi the A.R.L. t?_. Referees' Association, to be held in the Sr CARLAW PARK ROOMS. AT 8 P.M. ON APRIL 7. BUSINESS, GENERAL. T. E. SKINNER. Hon. Secretary. 5 '• m BOROUGH NOTICES. 13 OROUGH OF TAKAPUNA. DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. 1941. NOTICE is hereby given that the Supplementary List is now being prepared and will Close at 5 p.m. on SATURDAY. APIiIL 10. IS4I. The Main List can be inspected at the following places:— Council Chambers, Lake Road.. Auckland Gas Company's Office, The Strand Roscoes Store. Baysv.ntcr. Millers Store. Bclmont. Wright's Dairy, liauraki. Lakeside Store. Shakespeare Road. Tudor's Milk Bar, MiUord. All persons over the age of twenty years (resident three months in Takapuna and twelve months in New Zealand) are eligible for enrolEnrolment forms may be obtained from any of the above places. E. J. PRICE. Town Clerk. April 3. 1941. :16 13OROUGH, OF DEVONPORT. DISTRICT ELECTORS' ROLL. Notice is hereby given that the Supplementary DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST tto be used at the Local Elections to be held on May 17. 1S41) WILL CLOSE AT 5 P.M. ON SATURDAY. APRIL 19 1941. N.B.—All adult residents who are British rubjects and have resided for one year in New Zealand, and in the Borough during the three months last ppst. are eligible for enrolment. Claim for Enrolment Forms may be obtained at the Council Office or. application. ■ A. E. WILSON. 5 Town Clerk. POWER BOARD NOTICES. 'T'HE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. SHUTDOWN. Notice is hereby given that the supply will be Shutdown, for the purpose of allowing Public Works Deut. to erect 110.000-volt Line, on SUNDAY NEXT. April 6. 19-il. between the hours ol 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., in the area bounded by:— MOUNT SMART ROAD. TE PAPAPA. ALFRED STREET. TE PAPAPA. MAURICE AVENUE, TE PAPAPA. NEILSON STREET. TE PAPAPA. R. H. BARTLEY. M.1.E.E.. M.l.Mech.E.. S General Manager. DECEASED ESTATES. "pUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 31 hers having claims against the undermentioned liststes are required to loose such claims at the Public Tru-.t Office at Aucklan:! on or bciore th3th day of May. 1341. Any claim not lodged bv the dale named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show lull derail? and inu.s. be certified as follows:—"I hereby certify t *at the amount of ibis claim waa ciuo and at tht date of dcaih of :h? deceased." ESTATES. BRAMLEV. John William, laic oi Birkenhead Carpenter, died 16 3 41. MATHtR. Annie late of Pt. Chevalier Married Woman, died 12 3 41. . - . JOHNSTON. Lydia. late of Auc!c'.and Widow died 31 3 41. PODESTA. Mary Ann. formerly of Au-k'.and but la:e of Wiiar.carei Widow" died 19'"•>" 41 WALLIS. Alice, late of Auckland. Spinster.' diet; A. S. FAIRE. District Public Trustee for Auckland April 5. 1941. ' 5 HARRIETT ELIZABETH COLLICK (deceased), late of Coronation Road. Papatoe'oe. AH persons having any claims against thf Estate of the above deceased are requested to forward same to the undersigned. GOLDSTINE. O'DONNFLL AND WILSON. Solicitors, Auckland. 5