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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 88, 14 April 1945, Page 11

The Auckland Star, Saturday DANCING Patricia SCHOOL OP DANCING. 203. SYMONDS ST. Phone 30-821. Private Lessons by Appointment. MODERN CLASS EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Principals: PATRICIA M. COOK (A.1.5.T.D.. B.B.) EILEEN F. COOK (A.1.5.TJ3., B.B.) 8 Modern Ballroom Dancing EPSOM. Correct Style and Technique Assured. Private Tuition. SUPPER DANCES ALTERNATE FRIDAYS 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 LEARN TO DANCE AT HOME! Learn to Dance this Simplified and Sensible way. Anyone with average intelligence can become a good dancer within a few weeks—a few pleas&nt minutes' daily practice from our special Footwork Charts show you. Send a 2d stamp for details of our Course which will teach you 26 Popular Modern. Old-time and Party Dances. Lavelle Schools of DancingDEPT. A.S., P.O. BOX 1060. AUCK., C.l. TS Ballroom Dancing LEST US TEACH YOU. STRATTON SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING, First Floor, H.M. Arcade, Auckland. Phone 45-440. S Margaret O'Connor Studio N.Z.'s UNIVERSITY Ol' BALLROOM DANCING. Principal: MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY, M.1.5.T.D., 8.8., Lon. SPECIALISTS IN BALLROOM DANCING. Practices and Classes Dally 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Studio: 95, QUEEN STREET. (Entrance Exchange Lane) Phone 48-214. 8 Trustep Studio LEARN MODERN BALLROOM DANCING THE TRUSTEP WAY. Beginners' Class Every TUESDAY NIGHT, 8 P.M. Admission 2/6. Learners and Practice Every THURSDAY, 8 P.M. Admission 1/6 and 2 . ZEALANDIA HALL, Dominion Rd., Balmoral. Dance well and you walk well, walk well .and you look well, as you dance that's just how you walk through life, bright, happy, alert or just anyhow. WALK IN DANCE OUT. 14 MODERN, OLD - TIME, TAP. PRIVATE LESSONS AT STUDIO OR BY POST Studio Lessons are strictly private and our special simplified course for beginners is recommended. LESSONS CAN NOW BE BOOKED FOR SATURDAY MORNINGS AND AFTERNOONS. H.B. Building KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 14 Marie Chaney School of Dancing SPECIALISTS IN ALL TYPES OP DANCING, SPECIAL BALLROOM CLASSES. Classes for SENIOR GIRLS and BOYS, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. SPECIAL LUNCH HOUR CLASSES for BUSINESS GIRLS and MEN, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. Private Lessons by Appointment. Studio: COLLEGE CHAMBERS. 10, HIGH ST., (next Campbell's Shoe Store, Auckland) Inquiries Phono 41-392. , 14 BUSY SHERRIFF. H.B. Bldg.. Newton.—Private Lessons, 2/6 (or 9 lor £1). Modern. Old-time, tap. Three dances by post. 5/ MAVIS WARD, Teacher of Dancing, will hold a Dancing Class In the Druids' Hall, Newton. every Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES' TAKING 'OF FISH FOR SALE. S. NELLA, 27, Clark Road. Onehunga, Auckland. has applied for a license to permit him to operate a 55ft 132 h.p. vessel (to be constructed) uping trawl nets to be of the French 'ype - capacity of hull 350 baskets, catches to be landed to the Ocean Fish Co., Ltd., Auckland. FISH CANNING. IRVINE AND STEVENSON'S ST. GEORGE CO., LTD., Dunedin. have made application for a variation in the conditions ol their existing license so as to permit them 10 operate a Fish Canning factory at Jaclison Bay, West land. MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER TYRES AND TUBES. Notice is hereby given that the Bureau of Industry intends to consider applications for licenses to engage in the manufacture in New ZeaUnd of Rubber Tyres and Tubes for motor vehicles. Person considering themselves materially afrected by decision or Bureau of Industry on these applications should moke any desired representations in writing not later than 26th April to Secretary, Bureau of Industry, Box 3025, Wellington. 14 VOLUNTARY HELPERS! A LARGE SERVICEMEN'S CLUB IN AUCKLAND URGENTLY REQUIRES VOLUNTARY MALE HELPERS TO SERVE NOT MORE THAN FOUR HOURS PER DAY. The acutal position is that we' require the voluntary cervices cf retired business men who are anxious to do their bit in a very worthwhile and acceptable war service. If you are one who can give us, say, four hours a day on one day during the week, you will be directly assisting in a very necessary and substantial war effort. Would you please write in now, giving details of the days and hours during which are prepared to help, To the Secretary, P.O. 30X 1206, AUCKLAND. THE AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL ASSOCIATION OF REGISTERED POULTRYKEEPERS. Notice is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of the above Association will be held at the Trades Hall, Hobson Street, C.1., on THURSDAY, 26th April, 1945, at 8 p.m. Business: To consider and if thought fit adopt an amended set of rules for the conduct of the Association's aflairs. All registered Poultrykeepers are invited to attend, but only members may take part in the formal business of the meeting. Non-members may join at the meeting prior to the commencement of business. Mr. W. Spencer. Poultry Board Chairman, will speak on the Feed Situation. Mr. C. Bobby is expected to be present and speak on the P'lock Improvement Plan. A scheme for a Poultry Veterinary Service will be placed before the meeting. 14 APPLE AND PEAR PRICES. Price Order 355. gazetted April 12. operative A'.rril 16, fixes MAXIMUM wholesale prices as below, fancy and commercial shown first, minimum second. Retail prices according to Price Ordrr 317 (4- means "and larger," — means "and smaller.") Prices subject to additional container charge. Apples 6d, Pears sd. COX and KIDDS ORANGE. 100+ 5/9, 4/; 113/125 5/9, 4/6; 138/198 7/, 4/6; 216— 5/9, 4/. DELICIOUS (including Golden, Red and Rlchared), 100+ 6/6, 4/6; 113/125 7/6, 4/6; 138/198 6/9, 4/6; 216— 5/6, 4/. JONATHAN and OTHER DESSERT. 100+ 5/6, 4/6; 113/125 6/6, 4/6; 133/150 7/6, 4/6; 163/198 6, 6. 4/; 216— 5/0, 4/. STURDIER, 100+/ 150 6/. 4/6; 163/198 5/6, 4/; 216— 4/, 3/6. BALLARATS and L. WOLSELEY. 100+ /150 6/6, 4/6; 163/198 5/6, 4/; 216— 4/6, 3 6. DUNNS and OTHER COOKERS, 100 +/150 4/9, 4/; 163/198 4/6, 3/6; 216— 4/, 3/6. PEARS—Dessert. 12/3, 11/3; COOKERS, 10/3, 9/3. 24 CITY OF AUCKLAND. TRAPPING OF RABBITS. Applications will be received not later than 4 p.m., MONDAY, 23rd April, 1945, at the Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Auckland, C.1., lor the right to trap rabbits at Motuihl Island. Applicants are requested to state the manner in which they propose to trap the rabbits, and to indicate the time they are prepared to spend at the island. They are required to state whether or not they are prepared to offer Council any consideration for this right. Further information may be obtained by personal application to the Office of the Superintendent of Parks at Albert Park. T. W. M. ASHBY, :21 Town Clerk. BORACCBE HELPS REDUCE FARMERS' TAXATION, FOP. IT IS ESSENTIAL MAINTENANCE. Protect Valuable Farm Buildings from Rot and Insect Attack. Inexpensive BORACURE Process guarantees permanent immunity from Borer and Decay. Free Booklet from BORACURE (N.Z.), LIMITED. 395-7, Broadway, Newmarket, S.E.I. Phone 25-354. RS LEGAL A N N O U N C E M E N T Messrs. J. B. Johnston and N. A. Campbell, carrying on the practice of Barristers and Solicitors under the firm name of Stewart, Johnston, Hough and Campbell, at Number 6, Wyndham Street, Auckland, desire to announce that they have admitted to partnership with them Messrs. James Renshuw Drumrr.ond. LL.M., Charles Ormonde Butler, and Roy McMaster (lor many years members of their .staff), and tliat the practice will be carried on at the same offices under the style of "STEWART, JOHNSTON. CAMPBELL. DRUMMOND AND CO." 14 N.Z. HOMES EE VICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION (AUCKLAND BRANCH). INC. NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE. Nominations for the office ol President. VicePresident and Twelve Members of the Executive Committee for the year 1945-46 close at the office of the Branch Association. Colwill Chambers. Swanson Street, Auckland, at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, April 18. 1945. Nomination forms may be obtained at the office. Candidates and their nominators must be financial members o! the Auekla;.l Branch. :14 W. J. MOOP.E, Returning Officer.