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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 261, 31 July 1937, Page 5

SOCCER A SSOCIATION FOOTBALL SOCCER - lX SOCCER BASIN RESERVE SOCCER SOCCER TO-DAY. SOCCER SOCCER Championship Fixtures: SOCCER HOSPITAL SOCCER v. SOCCER PETONE. SOCCER SOCCER No. 2 Ground: SOCCER SWIFTS SOCCER v. . soccer scornsii wanderers SOCCER Kick-off 2.45 p.m. SOCCER SOCCER Admission (including grandSOCCER stand), One Shilling SOCCER SOCCER IV- J- . SOCCER Secretary, A.I’.A. PAPER CHASE CLUB POINT-TO-POINT SPORTS “ MEETING. “NGAUARA,” MORISON’S BUSH. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 31. First Event at 10.30 a.m. 10 Events. Two Point-to-Point Steeplechases. Admission 2/-. School Children Free. Cars on ground. Hot water supplied. E. M. MEREDITH, Hou. Secretary. British drama league FESTIVAL. At the CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME': Belfrances Players. Wellington East Old Girls' Dramatic i Society. Paraparattinu Women's Institute. Marsden Old Girls' Drama Club. Adjudicator: PROFESSOR SHELLEY. Admission, 1/-. Reserves at D.I.C. . SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. GWENETUE WALSHE, Member Imperial S eiety of Teachers of Dancing (London), Advanced Member National As<-oeiation of Teachers of Dancing (London). Agisted by Miss Shirley Walshe. STUDIO’: “Evening Post’’ Buildings, Willis Street. Telephones 42-211 and 42-956. Personal and Individual 'Tuition from 10 a.tn.-W p.m. daily in all the Latest Ballroom Dances, including “Swingstep.” ! Cla«,-es Tuesday and Friday Evenings. ! 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. I PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. i RECITAL | r Bv NEWTON GOODSON (well-known Radio singer.), I Assisted by Mdtne. Evelyn de Mauny, ! Mrs. Catherine Goodson. Kathleen Goodson. and Desmond Lavin. 81.1 E TRIANGLE HALL, j WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, ! Al 8.15 p.m. Box Plan at Begg's. XT Z. ARTISTS' GROUP GALLERY. SALE OF PICTURES, TWO-THIRDS MARKED PRICES UNTIL AUG. 5. BOWEN HOUSE, BOWEN STREET. Open from 10 to 4.30 Daily, ami 7 to 9 Fridays. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. MADAME FOLEY AND CO.. Room l. First Floor, 86 Manners -St ? Wei liugton. I.urge assortment Ladies, Children’s ami Gents. Fancy Costumes, Dinner ami Evening Suits. Tel 41-960 “THE QUAKER GIRL” Operatic Society's Choice The happy choice of ■•The IJualier Girl," Lionel Monekton’s famous master piece of musical com.-dy, has been madbv tlie Wellington Operatic amt Theatrical Social V for its 1937 offering. The society attaches unusual importance to its cast, which it regards as .me of the finest gruups of leading amateurs Wellington has found in years. Not less in importance is the society’s choice of Mr. W. S. Wauchop as producer, and this fact alone should be siillicient to ensure the society’s many friends of one of the most .successful tierforma n.w of its long and honoured historv. • The Quaker Girl" v ill at the New I louse on Thtirstl.-n. August