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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 5

DANCING. XfEW ADELPIII CABARET. •M EAV A DlO LPIII CA] i AKET. NEW A DELPHI CABARET. NEW • ADELPHI CABARET. The Best Appointed Cabaret in the Southern Hemisphere. CARNIVAL NIGHT! CARNIVAL NIGHT! TO-NIGHT Dancing until Midnight. TO-NIGHT Subs. 7s Od. After Theatre TO-NIGHT ss. Music by DAVE MEREDETH'S MELODY FIVE. DAVE MEREDETH'S MELODY FIVE. DAVE MEREDETH'S MELODY FIVE. Ring 28-294 for Reservations. XOW OPEN, NOAV OPEN, ADELPHC RESTAURANT. - ADELPHI RESTAURANT. The Blue Room of the Adclphi Cabaret has been converted into an Up-to-date Restaurant and will be open Daily from 10 a.m. A feature will be the special LUNCHEON. LUNCHEON. Afternoon and Morning Tea and Suppers may also be obtained at nominal prices. GAIETY PALAIS DE DANSE. AIETY PALAIS DE DANSE. GAIETY PALAIS DE DAXSE. 88, Abel Smith street. Dancing until Midnight.^ TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! . TO-NIGHT! General Admission, 2s. Music by HARRY AYERY'S JAZZ FIVE. HARRY AYERY'S JAZZ FIVE. DANCING AND ITS RELATED ARTS, ALSO FENCING. DAVID DEVITT AVID DEVITT (7 years with J. C. Williamson, Ltd.). FENCING (Method approved by the French War Office). DANCING in all its Phases, including— Yale Blues, Waltz, Tap Dancing' (the rage of London and New York). Studio: 113, WILLIS STREET, n Telephone 20-290. NO ASSISTANTS. MISS GWENETHE ■ WALSHE, Teacher of All the Latest Ballroom Dances. CLASSES, 8-10 p.m.: TUESDAY—lntermediate. FRlDAY—Advanced. Foxtrot. . AValtz. YALE BLUES. Quickstep. Charleston. "Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.m. daily. STUDIO: HERB PRICE'S BUILDINGS', 50, "Willis street. Telephones: Studio, 42-211; Residence, 43-457. PUBLIC NOTICES. WATER AND .DRAINAGE AVO.KKS, AVELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. THE Board of Health has received from -*■_ the AVellington City Council an application for a requisition under Section 22 of the Health Act, 1920, requiring the City Council to provide certain water and drainage works and storm water drainage works in the following localities at a total estimated cost of £100,000: Highland Park, AVilton road, Northland, Highbury and Taitville, Brooklyn and Fitchettown, Vogeltown and Mornington, Island Bay, Melrose, Miramar, and Seatoun. Section 24 of the Act provides that money for works so required may be raised without a. poll of the Ratepayers. The Board of Health has appointed the Hon. AY. H. Triggs, M.L.C. (who will act as Chairman), Lady Luke, Mr, F. W. MacLeau, and Dr. AY. Young a Committee to inquire into the application and report thereon to the Board. The public are hereby notified that the Committee will sit in AVellington for the purpose of hearing evidence at 10 a.m. on THURSDAY, 7th JUNE, 1928, in Parliamentary Library Buildings, Molesworth street. All persons wishing to state their views on the application to the Committee are requested to notify the Secretary of the Board of Health, AVellington, not later than TUESDAY, sth JUNE, 1928. C. J. DRAKE, Secretary Board of Health. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICK NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A LL Creditors and others having claims ■**• against the undermentioned estates are hereby required to lodge the same with the undersigned in duplicate, supported by full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estates at the date of the death of the deceased, on or before the 26th day of June, 1928. Any claim not lodged by.the date named is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. Bevin, John, late of Khandallah, Retired Railway Servant; died 3/5/28. Hornby, Samuel Artley, late of Wellington, Grocer; died 19/5/28. Leckie, Harriet, late of Wellington, Married Woman;, died 24/5/28. Lloyd, AVilliam James, late of AVellington, Harbour Board Employee; died 18/5/2 S. Oliver, Mary Jane, late o£ AVellington, widow; died 20/5/28. Tiller, George, late of AVellington, Retired Cabinetmaker; died 20/5/28. AVilmot, Helen, late of Low,er Hutt, Married AVoman; died 13/5/28. G. E. MILLER, 1 Wellington, District Public Trustee. _ May, 1928. AVADESTOWN-HIGHLAND PARK RESIDENTS. ON and after Ist JUNE, 1928, all Post Office Requirements will be available at Private Post Office at N. John's Central Store (side entrance), where absolute privacy, courtesy, and prompt attention will be maintained. FORM OF NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. T JAMES ROY CULLEN, of 35, Plunket -*-> street, Kelburn, hereby give notice 'that I have applied to the Magistrate's Court at AA'ellington for a license under the Land Agents Act, 1921-22, to carry on business, as a land ugent at 35, Plunket street, Kelburn, and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from the 26th- day of May, 1928, being the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated at AVellington, this 26th day of May, 1928. (Sgd.) J. It. CULLEN. REMOVAL NOTICE. 7 ONGMORE AND . CO., ■^ONGMORE AND CO., As Property Auctioneers and Land Specialists,'GßOUND FLOOR, T. and G. Buildings, after an absence of two years from thsir old preaiises, have now obtained offices on -the ground floor of the new T. and G. Building, where for seventeen years they formerly carried on their business.. Clients please note to ENTER THE MAIN DOOKWAY AND TURN TO THE RIGHT. Better facilities, better attention. Back to the OLD SPOT. Present premises in Baker's Buildings TO LET.