PUBLIC NOTICES. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. rpHE Citizens of Eastbourne are hereby •*• invited to observe MONDAY NEXT Hie 7th MARCH, 1027, as a General Holiday to celebrate the arrival of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York. On Monday and Tuesday free transport will bo provided on the Eastbourne Ferry Steamers for all Eastbourne and Day's Bay Children under 14 years of age, on the occasion of the Royal Visit, i'n-o transport will also lie provided on boats for Officers rind Men of the Renown. H. M. JONES, Mayor. THE WELLINGTON UNITED 1-RIENDLY SOCIETIES' MEDICAL INSTITUTE. WILL Members of the above kindly note '* that Dr. J. P. Hcnuessy will be aliscnt on holiday leave for three weeks commencing Monday Next, 7th instant. He will recommence duties on Monday, 28th instant. Meanwhile consultation's and visits will bo given by Drs. E. W. Smyth 175, Adelaide road. To!. 24-104, and Leslie G. Austin, 184, Willis street, Tel. 21-780. W. M'LAUGHI/IN, Secretary. DANCINO TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MODERN OLD-TIME DANCING!!! FINEST MUSIC IN WELLINGTON. NEWTOWN LIBRARY HALL. ©ERENADERS conlimio their Fashion- >■-> able, Brilliant, Dance. Four Hours' Continuous Fun-Not a Dull Moment. NEXT SATURDAY. Waltz Championship Wellington District. Handsomo Cluillongo Shield. Four Gold Medals. THE~ViOLET~jXz2". TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TTARLY SETTLERS' HALL, .J- J SB, Abel Smith strcot. . Wellington's Jollicst Jazz. Coolest Hall in Town. Flannels Optional. Flannels Optional. Four Valuable Prizes Given Away. Lucky Fox-trot—2o Prizes. Streamers. Streamers. Streamors. JACK HARPER'S ORCHESTRA. Gunts 2s Ladies Is 6d. Direction- MR. and MRS. J. SHARP. MELT^]OfOI)fIAMrOLUB7~~ JAZZ ASSEMBLY. Tlfß. R. M'KEEN, M.P., will officially -"■*■ open the above Assembly TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), at 8 o'clock, at St. Thomas's Hall, Ncwtown. Novelty Dances, Good Prizes. Ladies Is (Id, Gents 2s, including supper. First-class music by the Savannah Orchestra. _ O. O'LOUGHLIN, Hon. Soe._ T*E LUXE ASSEMBLY, VICTORIA XJ HALL, ADELAIDE ROAD. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TONIGHT. OLD-TIME DANCE, 8-12. Special Monte Carlo Attraction. To-night. Valuable prizes given away. Supper provided. Ladies Is (id, Gents 2s, F. M'GONNELL, M.C. M. R. JACKSON, Secretary. W.C.C.-E.L. DEPT. SPORTS CLUB DANCE To he held WEDNESDAY, Oth MARCH,' gASIN RESERVE PAVILION. Prices as usual. W. J. ARMOUR, Secretary. rjU-IE ADELPHI CABARET. Telephone 28-204. ROYAL VISIT WEEK. SPECIAL NIGHTS. TQ-NIGHT, TONIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT. TUESDAY NIGHT. Book Your Tables at Once. AFTERNOON SESSIONS, 3 p.m.-5 p.m. .Minimum Charge next Monday Afternoon, 2s Od, including Tea and Dancing. NOTICE TO PATRONS. No exceptions will in future bo made to our rule regarding Evening Dross, which is essential for those attending Evening Sessions. DANCE. DANCE? OLD TIM 10 AND JAZZ. JAZZ AND OLD-TIME. J>O)JKMIANS' FAMOUS DANCE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ST. PETER'S HALL, Ghuznoo street. Tho City's Largest Danoo Hall. PERCY SIMPSON'S BAND. With music and lime that keeps you dancing. Monte Carlo, 30 prizes, 2 Specials. Cabaret Supper. Ladies Is (Id, Gents 2s. JACK DYIO, M.C. JAZZ. TO-NIGHT. JAZZ. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. Cl R A N D OP lON ING-OF-SE ASON *-* DANCE. Music by Bert M'Ewcn and his Riviera Orchestra. Ladies Is Od, Gents 2s. Supper provided. JAZZ! SELECT DANCE! JAZZ! f)DDFELLOWS' HALL,' CLVDE-QY., MONDAY, 7th MARCH. DICK RICHARDS (laic Leader American Flotilla and Ambasador Orchestras) and his CORONA SELECT ORCHESTRA in all the Latest Musical Hits. Dancing, 8 to 12. Flannels optional. Subscription: Genls 2m, Ladies Is (id (including supper). Come and Charleston, Fox Trot, and Waltz to the Best Orchestra in Town. 'iJLrtfc,' AT the; yacht club, I V~JX'^~' 1"' Evans Bay road, fir TO-NIGHT, T)ANCIO AND LAUNCH TRIPS ■L/ TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! New Decorations--Japanese ElVecls. Full Orchestra—Latest Music. Buses leave Courleiiay place at 7.50 and 8.5 o'clock, reluming after the dance. SAILORS' DANCES ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. ■Wanted, a few 'Extra Ladies for Monday Night.: also Additional Ladies for Tuesday Night. Escorts.--One gentleman will be accepted with every three ladies. Subscription: Ladies, cake and 2s; Escorts, 2s Od. Applications must bo in for tickets TONIGHT. Tel. 'jy-103. J. C. BURI3IORY, Social Sec. Notice to Members, Honorary Members, and Patrons.—lt is intended to entertain some of the sailors from the Renown tci afternoon tea To-morrow (Sunday), at 2.30 p.m. All members and patrons are requested to be present ou this occasion.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 5
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