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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 91, 17 April 1943, Page 9

DAJfCPrG RICHMOND YACHT CLUB (Incorporated) POPULAR DANCE WESTHAVEN CABARET SATURDAY, APRIL 17 8 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT EVERYBODY WELCOME. Good Dancing. Good Music. Dress Optional. Ample Parking Space. Al Clark's Orchestra Double 5/ Single 2/6 Cubicle Reservations: Saturday and Evenings, 27-829. FREE LAUNCH leaves Quay Street Launch Steps between Ferry Bldg. and Princes Wharf 8 p.m. sharp, returning after dance. :17 808 TAYLOR, Hon. Sec. YE PIG AND WHISTLE, Mission Bay EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCING UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS To Tony Lindsay and His Islanders Bus returns to city after last dance. Admission 2/6. Reservations Phone 21-470. 17 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT THE SHOW PLACE ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. EMBASSY DANCE CLUB Presents Ted Croad & His Chevalier Band N.Z.'s Largest and Most Versatile Dance Combination featuring Vocalist Miss Flo White, Hazel Peal. Vesta Sylvia and Harry Dormer. DANCE AT THE BEAUTIFUL ORANGE BALLROOM. Monte Carlos: 1. 2. 3 Prizes. Supper Provided. MAC BROWN. M.C. THE DANCE OF DISTINCTION! Ladies 21. Gents 2/6. Double */. 17 MANCHESTER UNITY HALL AOTEAROA MAORI CLUB DANCE Every Alternate Friday 8 P.M. AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT. . WALTZ COMPETITION. Prize to the Winning Partners.

ROLL UP AND ENJOY THE EVENING. : 17 THE MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO N.Z.'S UNIVERSITY OF BALLROOM DANCING. Acting Principal: MARIE OHANEY. ALL TYPES OF DANCING TAUGHT BY FULLY QUALIFIED TEACHERS. PRIVATE LESSONS AND CLASSES FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY. 95, Queen Street (Entrance Exchange Lane) Phone 48-214. S PATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCING 203. SYMONDS STREET. Principal: PATRICIA GREEN. M.I.S.T.D. (B.B.). MODERN BALLROOM. OLD-TIME and TAP DANCING. CLASSES COMMENCE ON WED. 31st. AT. 8 P.M. PRIVATE CLASSES BY ARRANGEMENT. For Your Appointment PHONE 31-031. S LEARN TO DANCE FOR EASTER PERFECT YOURSELF IN THE LATEST STEPS. MISS NATALIE STRATTON Will begin a. New Course of Lessons in Ballroom Dancing On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. At the STRATTON STUDIO, HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE, QUEEN STREET. Telephone 45-440. Full particulars on Application. S Joy Arthur BEATTIE PELL SCHOOL OF DANCING Specialists In MODERN BALLROOM. OPERATKfc TAP. 2nd FLOOR, DURHAM CHAMBERS. Durham Street East. Phones 27-505. t 17 .Modern BALLROOM DANCING EPSOM. CORRECT STYLE AND TECHNIQUE ASSURED. Private Tuition. SUPPER DANCES EVERY FIRST AND THIRD FRIDAY AT 7.30 P.M. Classes formed for Friends wishing to learn together. Members H.M.'Forces Half Tuition Fee. MAVIS TOLLEMACHE, 11a, RANFURLY ROAD EAST, EPSOM. Phone 16-214. S RUBY SHERRIFF, H. 8.. Building. Newton.— Private Lessons 2/6 (or 8 for £1). Modern. Oldtime. Tap' Three Dance? bv Post. 6/ WS LECTURES ANNOUNCING TONIC TALKS FOR WEEK By the Inimitable MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER, Food Scientist, First Floor, Brunswick Bldg., Queen St. To Women, Commencing 2.15 p.m. MONDAY—"Now My Life Begins." TUESDAY—"Varicose Veins." WEDNESDAY—"CatarrhaI Deafness and Head Noises." THURSDAY—"The Miracle of Water." Education and Enjoyment combined. Every lecture different. Popular feature—the "Questions ■and Answers" session. Collection. Avoid disappointment by coming early. For appointments, telephone 42-124. 17 W.E.A. AND ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES. CLASSES IN LITERATURE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AFFAIRS MUSIC ART AND DESIGN PSYCHOLOGY THE MAORI RACE PUBLIC SPEAKING ENGLISH LANGUAGE ETC.. ETC. CLASSES START WEEK COMMENCING MAY 3. Fee for Course of 22 Lecture's, 5/. Ring or Write for Full Programme of Classes. For further particulars apply Director, Adult Education. Old Grammar School, Symonds St., C.l Telephone 48-094. 17 N.Z. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY (INCORP.). SUNDAY, 2.45 p.m. Speaker: PROF. R. M. ALGIE, LL.M. Subject: "Proportional Representation." 3. QUEEN ST. ■ Discussion. S RADIANT HEALTH CLUB—Unity Hall. 323. Queen Street. Tuesday. 20th, 8 pun. Miss Jeeves, "Welfare Work in Fiji." 17