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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 52, 24 November 1928, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. PLUNKET SOCIETY. CHRISTMAS SALE, FRIDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 30, 18 KENT TERRACE. Dainty Xmas Novelties, Home-made Cakes, Produce, etc., Morning and Afternoon Tea, Open All Day, Commencing 10.30 a.m, WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. f)LD BOYS’ DAY win be held on the College Grounds, on FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 30, commencing at 9.30 a.m. All Old Boys, Parents, and Friends are cordially invited to attend. W. W. COOK, Hon, Secretary, MAIDSTONE PARK PICNIC GROUNDS. ADJOINING UPPER HUTT RAILWAY STATION. (Now under the control of the Uppef Hutt Borough Council.) SWINGS for Children, Sports Grounds, and Cricket Pitches. Beautiful Native Bush provides ample shade. Luncheon for Organised Parties by arrangement. Refreshment Stall on Ground. Wellington Prices. Entrance to Park. Adults 3d. t Children Half-Price. Hot Water Free, and Nominal Fee for Parking Cars. For Organised Parties Concession Fares may be obtained on application to the Railway District 'Traffic ' Manager’s Office, Wellington. On Sundays the Grounds are open to the Public free of Charge, with a nominal fee for Hot Water and Parking Cars. Applications for the use of the Park Grounds by Organised Parties may be made to the District Traffic Manager, N.Z. Railways, Wellington, or to undersigned. L. F. GRIMSTONE, Town Clerk, November 24, 1928. Upper Hutt, SHOWS. SUMMER SHOW, ROSES, CUT FLOWERS, ETC. ST. ANNE’S HALL, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), November 24, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. To be Opened by the Hon. R. A. Wright, Entries close 10,30 on morning of show. Under Vice-Regal Patronage. WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL’ »» SOCIETY, ANNUAL ROSE SHOW, ANNUAL ROSE SHOW, TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 28. WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 28. One Day Only. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Opening Ceremony at 3 p.m. by th# Mayor and Mayoress, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. TROUP. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF THE QUEEN OF FLOWERS. ALL THE LATEST AND BEST. PELARGONIUMS FROM SUNNY NAPIER. ROSES,. CARNATIONS AND SWEET PEAS. Big Entries for Ladies’ Decorated CASH PRIZES, CUPS, TROPHIES. Entries Close Tuesday, 5 p.m. Send for Schedule. ADMISSION: Adults, Is.; Children, 6d J. G. MACKENZIE, N.D.H.N.Z., Hon. Secretary. Town HalL I ' Telephone 42—401. MEETINGS. THE Y.M.C.A. OF WELLINGTON, THE Twenty-sixth Annual Meeting of -®- Members will be held at the Rooms, MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 26. at 8 P- m - i „ Business Session followed by Buppay and Entertainment. LEN. J. GREENBERG, General Secretary. NX SHEEPOWNERS’ ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEBT TO BRITISH SEAMEN FUND. tpHE Eighth Annual Meeting of SubJ- scribers to the above Fund, wUI be held at the Office of the New Zealand Society of Accountants, Johnston Street, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, November 28, 1928, at 10.30 a.m. BUSINESS: To receive Annual Report and Balancesheets, and General. — The presence at this Meeting of an contributors who ean make it convenient to attend is earnestly desired. FRANCIS G. HUME, Secretaryt, P.O. Box 428, Palmerston North. DANCING. jy.JISS PHYLLIS BATES, “New Zealand’s Leading Teacher of Ballroom Dancing.” and MR. IVOR CRITCHLEY, From the Empress Rooms London, pupil of Josephine Bradley and one of ths Final Twenty in a World’s Ballroom Championship. Studio: 68 Willis Street. Tel. 41—334. Private lessons from 10 ann Fox Trot, Waltz. New Smooth Quickstep, and YALE BLUES. Evening Classes: Mondays, Wednesdays (Special Yale Blues Class), and Fridays. 8-10 p.m. , BUSINESS notices. TESTIMONIAL. TIR. MANUEL KITTO, 275 WUlftl Street. —Dear Sir, —“My .Granddaughter, , was lame for over two years. One leg was 2sin. shorter than the other. Three years ago, you completely cured her. She has never walked lam# since.—Yours gratefully, Mrs. R. —-j Main Street, Gore.” (Kama on jreflUMM.