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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1924, Page 2

THE AMBASSADOR. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY, 24th JULY). HAWAIIAN NIGHT. The Charm, Melody, Rhythm, and Romance of the Islands of tho Southern Seas will bo transferred to Wellington to-morrow evening, when the Great Hawaiian !r CaT?n commences. BISHAW'S HAWAIIAN BAND in NATIVE MUSIC and fAVI^ E?FES™- The quaint melody^d harmSnytf the StS Guitars and the strumming of the Ukuleles will be displayed to1 advantage by these masters of Hawaiian Music. A. G. FROST AND THE AMBASSADOR NOVELTY ORCHESTEA will play the latest DANCE MUSIC, and will keep up the reputation of being"the Best Jazz Band in New Zealand." ■ HAWAHAN DECORATIONS. HAWAHAN ATMOSPHERE HAWAIIAN MUSIC. A HAWAIIAN NIGHT OF NIGHTS. MR, BISHAW AND HIS TRIO will play every afternoon and evening throughout the week. RESERVE EARLY. ■ 1636. - CABARET COMPLETELY BOOKED TO-NIGHT. THE A M B A S s'-A D O R. TO-MORROW—TUESDAY—TOMORROW. ATHENS, LTD, WINTER SALE! WINTER SALE! COMMENCING 9 a.m. . ' COMMENCING 9 a.m. COLOSSAL REDUCTIONS! COAT FROCKS, from £2 19s 6d—Big Selection; VELOUR CO4.TS from 49s 6d—Wonderful Bargains; COSTUMES,- from £3 10s—Great EVENING DRESSES, from £3 17s .6d; JUMPERS, Iron! 10s. LADIES, BE READY AND EARLY AS THE FIRST CHOICE WILL NOT LAST LONG. . . ATHENS, LTD., 136, CUBA STREET. 136, CUBA STREET. STILL BOWLING MERRILY ALONG! . FRANK FRAER'S FIRE SALE OF ROWLEY'S 10s IN THE £ STOCK. Bad language is uncalled for—but "MEN SWEAR BY MY MEN'S x> t n iZ TRIT™ Her.S are Eome new items of interest.for this week:— qnPTQ o a ATy r {-^ EN COLLARS, in latest shapes, 6s 6d the half-dozen - 1 COLLARS, all sizes; usually Is, to go at 6d each :. AT1? wnmN&A^^SSPS&X-f^ in Pink and natural; 12* 3d the garment ALL-WOOLHLAVY KNIT SOCKS;, usually Is lid, Now 4 pairs for 5s 49s Cl6d 55s 6 63s and 75s D' OVERCOATS> Plain *ad belted styles; HUNDEFn?!%T.-K^S d ¥?¥,' Y^j^y 5 USUal'y 656d' now 2s 6d Pair ! w™ ,HvL O1 TIES. at Is 6d, Is lid, and 2s 6d M^ T pS^?? 4 '«in- fiDa ,^ d, bl°f k- £tri Pcs: 5s lld> 6s 6d- and 7s 6d MEN S PYJAMAS, m reliable fabrics;' 9s 6d and 10s 6d the suifr |^ E^ d READY-TO-WEAR SUITS : Now 425, 555, Vnd 635. ' | menI^I!;?^!'; x t d «ld, 2M If 6d; m 6d= and 15s Everything for Young Men and Men who Stay Young, and Every--4 thing.Reduced during the Fire Salo of Rowley's Stock. FRANK FRAER, MEN'S WEAR SPECIALIST, 45, WILLIS STREET (near Windsor Hotel).

DANCING. TO-NIGHT 1 . TO-NIGHT! . TV AN.CEL AND. , I MRS. T. R. GIBBS'S DANCE, ' NEW CENTURY HALL, 1 Kent terrace. .... DIXIE JAZZ BOYS' ORCHESTRA." Ladies Is 6d. , Gents Is 6d. ZEALANDIA JAZZ ASSEMBLY"" ■■■•■...■• Will''hold a '• •'■ - - JAZZ DANCE . ' . ■'■ TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 23rd JUNE, -■ B.to 11,' in the LIBRARY HALL, NEWTOWN. Zealandia Jazz Orchestra (Beardsrnore's), 4 instruments.. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Good supper. . F. FRANDI, Hon. Sec. GAS COMPANY'S HALL, Miramar, Tuesday, 24th June.—Euchro and Dance. Under the auspices of the Miramar Rangers' Football Club, in aid of Carnival Queen Fund. Good Prizes.. Supper. H. BEARDSMORE, ' F. BUTLER, Musicians. DANCING. THE Bohemian Dancing Academy (late Socialist Hall), 80, Manners-st., a Learners' and Practice Class is held every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday evening. Also Saturday afternoons. The only strictly Old-time Dancin X Academy in Wellington. Ladies Is, Gents 2s; lessons by appointment. Tel. 20-818. Principals, JACK DYE, MISS WHYTE. DANCING. srr'HE Bohemians, who have brought Old--1- time Dancing back so successfully in Wellington, hold their Refined Assembt in St. Peter's Hall every MONDAY," "WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY EVENING. To-night is a Surprise Night; Wednesday will be a Monte Carlo Night. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Direction, Jack Dye, Miss Whyto. ' BALLROOM DANCING. PERFECT. Waltz, Fox-Trot, and Onestep guaranteed in Three Private Lessons, by PROF. C., WOOD, U.K.A., P.T.D., through the 'sample, natural method evolved from his vast experience as the leading Teacher of Society Dancing. Call for first lesson any time. Classes Every Evening' at 8, Saturday Afternoon at 5. Studio 88. Abel Smith-st. MISS PHYLLIS BATES, is teaching all the late3t Dances ■at her Studio, 68, Willja-st. Tel. 870. Private lesson by' appointment from 10 a.m.; Monday class 7.30-9.30 p,m.; Wednesday class, 7~.30-9.30 p.m.; Friday class, 7-30-8.30 p.m.; Women's class, Thursday, 3 p.m.; Children's and Students' classes, Saturday Morning. Terms commence with pupils. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT, Wellington and Wairarapa. PRINCIPAL; MISS • DAISY DONNELLY" (pupil of Miss Minnie Everett, Sydney). The Latest Ballroom Dances—Blues, Fox Trot, One Step, Valse, Chicago. Also Solo, Ballet, Classical, Toe and Operatic Dancing. Classes for adults and children. Lessons held at 30, Courtcnay.place, and Sydney Street Hall. Private Lessons by appointment. 48, Mulgrave street. "' DANCERS! BE in the Fashion and Learn the BLUES and CHICAGO The MISSES CONNOP have the very latest methods, and can give you PRIVATE or CLASS TUITION Day or Evening.Rod's Buildings, 36, Courtenay place (Allen street Entrance). Tel. 22-934. ~ DANCING. ' ' ' MR. THEODOrIFtREZISE has returned from Europe, London, Paris, Berlin, etc., and has resumed Teaching. Fo;c Trot, Ws>lfe, Tango, Blues, Chicago. Studio: No. 156, Larnbton quay (above Liberty's). For terms, ole., apply the Murray Fuller Gallery, 234, Lu;nbt<m"qimy. xTI RACEIJ'UL ■B:illroom~~aiid Solo DtineVS" ing, Fox Trot, One Stop, Waltzing, Tango, lite. London, Edinburgh, Paris Styles. MX. MACLKNNAN, Certificated 'JW-hor, London. Adult Classic, WsildifMs Hall, Brooklyn, TUESDAY, 17th June. Juveniles 5.30. Adult Uoginuurs, 7 o'ulock; Advanced, 8,15. Arramji.-menU for parlies being formed. Terms' £1 Is, in advance. Prospectus Bogg's or Mr. MaeLemian, euro Mr. Boyd. 7, Zohrab street, Hataitai. Classes " New Century Hull, Kent terrace,"WEDNESDAY, 7 anil 8.15. Terms £l l s . Classes Scottish »g«iety'» Hall, 57, Cuba street. Beginners and AdvuiuxKi, Moudavs, at 7 aud 8.15,

DANCING. BALLROOM DANCING, BALLROOM MASONIC HALL, BERHAMPORE ifiOME and' Learn . the Old and New \J Dances at CHRISTIE'S. Monday—Advanced Learners. ' Terms Is 6d. Tuesday—New Beginners' Class Terras la 6d. Children—Every Saturday' 3 to 5., Terms Is. Advanced Dance-1 Saturday.''B. till"'111' .'Ladies' Is Gents" Is 6d. . . . . . . BALLROOM DANCING. . . MISS. ISOBEL -MILLER, .'. Late of .Sydney. T ATESI Ballroom Dancing, including - 1-1 CHICAGO, BLUES; TANGO WALTZ, FOX TROTS. CORRECT RHYTHM TADGHT. Learn to dance correctly in six lessons You will enjoy it much better. Private Lessons by appointment. Beginners' Class Monday. Advanced Thursday 730 Ballet,. Toe, and Russian Dancing taught Studio: Corner Willis and Mercer streets' opp-JMSvening Post." Telephone 2566. ' DANCING. ~ ■IVTISS JOYCE (Sydney) holds her GenJJJ- eral Class in the Naval Boating Club Hall, Jervois quay, EVERY. THURSDAY at 8 p.m. Beginners, 7 p.m. Latest modern Ballroom Dancing taught. Term commences with- pupil; Private Lessons and Classes by arrangement. For terms and particulars address 33. Hay street, Oriental Bay. Telephone 20-519. ~ PUBLIC NOTICES. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE OF POLL"ON PROPOSED uOANS. "DURSUANT to the" Local Bodies Loans -*- Act, 1913, and all and any amendments . thereto, notice 'is hereby given that a poll of ratepayers will be taUen on FRIDAY, the 4tb DAY OF JULY, 1924, upon the proposals to raise tbo following Loans: — For Water Supply £30,000 bundnes and Expenses' .. £1,000 £31,000 For Sewerage Purposes £24,000 ■ Sundries and.Expenses ... £300 ■ • £25,000 ' Dated this 19th day of June, 1924. H. W. SHORTT, Deputy Mayor. NOTICE is hereby given that the Poll upon the above-mentioned Loan Proposals will be taken on FRIDAY, THE 4th DAY OF JULY, 1924, at the following Polling Places: — THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, EASTBOURNE. THE FERRY OFFICES, FERRY W HARF,- ■ WELLINGTON. Polling hours, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 19th day of-June, .1924. .. F. A. LLOYD, ' Returning Officer. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY AND ORDER OF ST. JOHN. Offered to Members of Nursing Profession rriwo red cross scholarships -*- tor lrammg in Public Health Work (yalue £250 each and travelling expenses). Course to take ten months at Bedford oollege, London, commencing in London, Ist September, 1924. Applicants must be under 40 years of age and possess a diploma or certificate oE nursing of tho. highest New Zealand standard. .Qualification in Midwifery an advantage. . Applications to be made in writing, with copies of testimonials, to the undermentioned not later than WEDNESDAY the 25th instant. Successful candidates will require to leavo New Zealand about 27iu July. . ' SECRETARY, New Zedand Red Cross Society and Order of St. John. T EDMUND CORDING, 56, Cleveland -«-» sti-eut, Brooklyn, will not bo responsible for any Debts contracted in my name without my written-and signed'authority. Dated this 23rd day of June, 1924. (Signed) EDMUND CORDING. nnUOMAS MEIGHAN in the seasons ■*■ most- brilliant attraction. ''Pied Piper Malonu," u'c'. the Kirn's -aud O.ueea'e, X'riday next, . ■