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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 62, 15 March 1933, Page 2

. DANCING. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT' THE REALM. THE REALM. Somewhere to go at Last. Somewhere to go at Last. OLD-TrME DANCE. OLD-TIME DANCE. Always a Lovely Evening's Fun. Usual Subs. • Usual Subs. : CABARET", Cuba Street. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. FAREWELL TO RANGITIKI FAREWELL TO RANGITIKI. TWO BANDS. TWO BANDS. Monte Carlo. Streamers. Subs. Is 0(1. Subs. Is 6<l. ]^£ARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO, New Zealand's University of BALLROOM DANCING. Principals: ■ MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR and MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY. Private Lessons from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m in all the Latest Dances. Evening Classes recommence Tuesday February 28. Practice Classes, 5-6. STUDIO: 58 CUBA STREET (opposite James Smith's). Telephone 45-571. PUBLIC NOTICES. ~ A. B. MOORES, Manufacturing Furriers, T)ESIRE to notify their Customers and •*-' others that they are vow located in Perrett's Building, Willis Street, Fir=t Floor (underneath the big illuminated railway sign). THE~COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. LIMITED LOST POLICY. TT is the intention of the Society to •*■ issue on or after the 14th Day of April, 1833, a Certified Copy of Policy No. 310376 on the life of Herbert Chesney Dunn, of Kirikopuni, which is alleged to have been lost. A. H. JOHNS, Resident Sec. Wellington, March 14. 1933. NOTICE OF SITTING OF COURT" IN THE COURT'OF ARBITRATION OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER OF THE FEMALE PRINTERS' DISPUTE. TO ALL EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES. "^"OTICE is hereby given that the Court X 1 of Arbitration will sit on THURSDAY, the 16th day of MARCH, 1933, at the Arbitration Court Buildings, Wellington, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to hear the above-mentioned dispute. Dated at AVellington this 14th day of March, 1933. C. SfASON, Clerk of Awards. AVELLINGTON A GRADE BANDS COMMITTEE. MORRIS MINOR" CAR COMPETITION. T^HE Shooting Competition for the ■*■ Morris Minor Car will take place on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH 17, at 7 p.m., at the Winter Show Buildings, in the presence of the Police and General Public. For the Committee— „ ALFRED BUCKLEY, Organising Secretary. WELLINGTON CIVIC LEAGUE. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. /^JITIZENS are invited to submit names of Candidates for the forthcoming City Council, Harbour Board, and Hospital and Charitable Aid Board Elections. These will be considered at a meeting of the League at 39 Johnston Street on THURSDAY, 23rd INST., at S p.ni., and a selection made. NEW ZEALAND BREWERIES, LIMITED. REDEMPTION OF DEBENTURE STOCK. 'JJOTICE is hereby given to all holders of Certificates for Debenture Stock issued by the Company, that the Company will, in pursuance of the option conferred by the said Certificates, redeem the whole of the said Debenture Stock Certificates on the First day of July, 1933, at which date all principal and interest will be paid on presentation and surrender of the Certificates for the said Debenture Stock, at the Registered Office of the Company, Murphy Street, Wellington. S. FERGUSSON, Secretary. Wellington, March 11, 1933. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. VISIT OF SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH. TN connection with the visit of Sir ■*• Charles Kiugsford Smith to Wollm<--I ton, notice is hereby given that the fol-1 lowing arrangements have been made wiih I regard to traffic controLand parking in the I vicinity of the Rongotai Airport and will I apply from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on March 17 to 19 inclusive. THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL BE CLOSED TO ORDINARY TRAFFIC:-Kingsford Smith Street; Lyall Bay Parade. PARKING WTLL BE PROHIBITED IN THE FOLLOWING STREETS:-Coutts Street from TTobart Street to Tirangi Road: in part of Rongotai Terrace where directed by the Traffic Officials: King?ford Smith StreetLyall Bay Parade from Mop. Point to Onepu Road. PARKING WILL BE PERMITTED on portion of the recreation reserve (entrance via Onepu Road and Lyall Bay Parade). The following charges will be made:—For admission to the Aerodrome, Adults Is, Children 6d. For parking of motor-cars Is per vehicle.—E. P NORMAN, Town Clerk. ' PAINFUL FEET. ELECTRICITY AND TRAINED MASSAGE most Successful Modern Treatment Known. ELECTRICAL FOOTBATHS. DIATHERMY, FARADISM, and Massage revitalises toneless muscles and completely penetrates inflamed joints. Weak muscles are cause of fallen arches. CATHERINE CARTER, N.Z.R.M., Registered Masseuse and Medical Electrician, Kelvin Chambers, 16 The Terrace. Telephone 43-297. WANTED TO BUY. " QNE HUNDRED Modern Used Cars , Wanted. Let Wellington's largest cash buyers make you an offer. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON'S GARAGE 97 Taranaki Street. Tel. 55-126. FORESTRY BONDS. \TTE specialise in Sale of Bonds. ForT T estry Bonds Exchange, T. and G Building, Grey Street. Tel. 41-751. WANTED TO BUY, nOOD CHAFF SACKS, also SOUND VJ POTATO SACKS, in any quantities. STEVENS AND CO., Upper Abel Smith Street. Tel. 50-333. SACKS. XX^E are cash buyers of good, sound »^ FLOOR, GRAIN. AND CHAFF SACKS in any quantity. W. fl. LONG AND CO., LTD., 21-23, Ghuznee street