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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 35, 9 August 1930, Page 5

DANCING. THE EMBA SS V, Kilbirnic. HE E M BASS V, Kilbirnic Seven minutes from Conrtenay place (No. 2 cars stop at door). THE PALACE OF ENCHANTMENT. I AVELLINGTON'S MOST POPULAR J DANCE HALL. I CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! Balloons, Streamers, Confetti Battles, and Novelties. Be with all the local fans after the football. A NIGHT TO BE REMEMBERED. THE BEST DANCE BAND IN TOWN, BASIL BIRD & NTS EMBASSY BAND BASIL BIRD & JUS EMBASSY BAND Featuring the Most—"'Lazy Louisiana Moon'," "Lady Luck." THE MOST UNIQUE NOVELTY DANCES. Subs. 2s 6cl. Supper inclusive. Subs. 2s Cd. Late Cars to City. Direction, REG. ROSS. M.C., KEITH ROBINSON. Note.—We still have several more Photos taken on our "Maoriland Night" left. Patrons desirous of obtaining, one may do so on application to management. SERENADERS. SERENADERS. rPAIA HALL, OPP. KILBIRNIE P.O. Take Cars 2, 3. Stop at Door. > NEW ZEALAND t. GREAT BRITAIN. VISITORS TO WELLINGTON. Finish this Wonderful Day in the Way it Should be Finished. DANCE ALL THE MERRY MOMENTS. Thrill to a.-Real'Jazz Band: ALLAN SHAND And His MUSICIANS. BIG JOY NIGHT. BIG JOY NIGHT. TO-NIGHT-SATURDAY-TO-NIGHT. At the T)E LUXE ASSEMBLY, VICTORIA HALL, ADELAIDE-RD., Two Prizes given away iv our Special Balloon Dance, also Two Leather Suitcases given away in our Special Monte Carlo, and 12 Prizes given away in our Ordinary Monte Carlo. ■ j Melodious music, perfect floor, and a i tasty supper/ , JACK MOORE, M.C. ! Learners' Class every Thursday, S to 10. Ladies and Gentlemen, Is 6d. PLAZA LAZA (126, Cuba street). Where to To-night? Why to the Plaza for four hours' good Dancing, 8-12. "Ladies Is 6d, Genta 2s 6d. No bus fares, no tram fares, right in the city. COME ALONG AND ENJOY YOURSELVES. * Under New Management. TTELBURN KIOSK AND DANCE J-V HALL ! now available for Staff_ Dances, Socials, and Parties. For particulars ring Kiosk, Telephone 26-093. BALLROOM DANCING. MISS GWENETHE WALSHE, Studio SO, Willis street (opp. Hotel Windsor.) Tels 42-21] and 43457. Personal and Individual Tuition Crom 10 a.m. daily. CLASSES—Tuesday aud Friday Evenings, from 8-10 o'clock. THE MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO A HE MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO (N.Z. University of Ballroom Dancing). Principals: MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR (member Imperial Society, Ballroom Branch), MR. W. E. PRIESTLY (London Certificate). STUDIO CLASSES. Private Lessons from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tap, Toe, and National Dancing under Miss P. Colewell and Miss G. Smyth (winner 21 N.Z. Championships). Next Studio Dance, SATURDAY, 10th AUGUST. . Parents, if uot attending the. school themselves, are invited to accompany their children to private lessons, and to watch ; classes in progress. J STUDIO: 58, CUBA STREET (Opp. James Smith's). j Tel. 43-371. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. ON and after this Date I, the Undersigned, will not be responsible for any Debts without my written authority. A. ADAM, 36, Ghuznee street. SOLICITORS' FIDELITY GUARANTEE FUND. HTHE New Zealand Law Society desires . -1- to intimate that under authority recently conferred upon it by Statute it has established a Guarantee Fund for the purpose of reimbursing persons who may suffer pecuniary lose by reason of the theft by a solicitor or his servant or agent of any money or other valuable property entrusted to him in the course of his practice as a solicitor. Members of the public desiring full information on the subject are invited to apply to the undersigned. W. A. HAWKINS, Secretary Wellington District Law Society, Supreme Court Library, Wellington. INSTITUTE OF INCORPORATED SECRETARIES. SEPTEMBER EXAMINATIONS. /CANDIDATES are reminded that applications to sit for the above close on 22nd AUGUST. Fur further particulars apply to VAL. KIRK, 1M.1.5., N.Z. Divisional Registrar. Argus House, High street, Auckland. P.O. Box 825. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR SHORTHAND WRITERS AND TYPISTS, NOVEMBER, 1930. TT is hereby notified that the usual Junior and Senior Public Service Entrance Examinations for Shorthand-Typists will be held on the 22nd November, 1930. In addition it is proposed to hold in the four main centres on the 29th November the Intermediate Examination with Shorthand at the rate of 130 words a minute and Typewriting at the rate of 50 words a minute, and the Special Examination with Shorthand at the rate of 150 words a minute and Typewriting at the rate of 50 words a minute, as were held last year. Applications close 24th October, 1930, but late applications will be received up to Bth November if accompanied by a late fe? of 2s 6d in addition to the usual entranc fee of 5s for the Junior and 10s';'or the Senior Examination; aud a late fes of 5a in addition to the usual entrance fee of 15s for the Intermediate and £1 for the Special Examination. NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE Bth NOVEMBER, Full particulars may be obtained on application to tho Secretary, Public iScrvko Commissioner, Wellington.