DE LUXE SKATING RINK

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21792, 26 May 1936, Page 7

DE LUXE SKATING RINK

Free tuition in two-step, gliding, and barn dance will be given at this evening's session (7.30 to 10 o’clock) at the De Luxe Skating Rink. Kilmox-e street. Skating, as now conducted on modern lines, has become a popular winter pastime, and a large instructional stalf is in attendance at all sessions at the De Luxe rink to assist patrons in mastering the art, whilst private tuition is available appointment). Sessions commence at 10.30 a.m. daily, with a special learners’ session between 5.30 and 6.45 p.m., which is proving an exceptionally popular feature. RESULTS OF THEATRE COMPETITION The results of “The Ghost Goes West” riddle competition held in con- | junction with the picture of that title ! at the Plaza Theatre, are as follows: — First prize of half a guinea, Mrs L. Duncan, 89 Geoi’ge street, New Brighton; 20 doubles tickets for the 20 next best. J. Harrison, 14 Marlborough street: Mrs E. F. Reid, Box 425, Christchurch; E. Cooper, Hawford road; R.8.W., 1 87 Opawa road; Miss D. Caverhill, 21 May’s road; Mrs L. S. Lipscombe. 48 Esplanade, Sumner; Frank William, 491 Cashel street; Jack Dakers, 12 Manning place: Mi's F. E. Barley, 162 Stanmore road; H. Ford, 250 North road; Mr W. A. Carpenter. 6 Clarke street, Sumner; Mr Norman Hulme, 164 Clarence road; Mr F. A. Smythe, c/o. 50 Cashel street; Mrs R. Muskett. 69 May’s road; Mr Efic Lowe, 84 May’s road; G. A. Smith. Huntsbury Hill; Miss E. Diehl, 14 Collingwood street, New Brighton; Mr H. Cundell, 22 Martins road; Mr H. Line, 14 Kipling street; Mr G. E. Bashford, Five Ways Garage, Shirley.