DANCING. 7 A XMAS CHEER DANCE AND' SOCIAL. CJT. THOMAS' HALL, "Xewtown, V TOMORROW (Thursday), in aid of Sick and Needy.'Maoris, under the supervision of Lady Pomare and Committee, Prizes, Fox-trot", Waltzing, -Lucky Spot, Lucky Number.' Maori Merry' Makers' Orchestra. Admission/ Is Gd ■'single, 2s 6tl double. :-•.:,-.■ THE YOUNGER SET OF - THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION. rYVVING to the demand (or Tickets for w the Dance on T.S.S. Monowai on Thursday Next Invitation Holder* are advised to apply for Tickets immediately to avoid disappointment. ' Note.—No Tickets will be Sold at Gang, way. •» ... ADRIENNE KNOWLES, Tel. 42-278. Secretary. _ "pONIGHT IS REALM. NIGHT! A Chance to Dance at a Glance! • Wellington people don't - know how luclty they are having a place like The Bealm. Be wise! Be there! TONIGHT. TONIGHT. THE NEW ASSEMBLY. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, 20 Vivian Street. We fitill guarantee this Old-time Dance the Best Night's Dancing. Everything the Best, and, Gents., such Wonderful Part* ners. - . • . ■.. - ; Music, Lob Walker's 5 Live Wires. Admission, Is. . -.- - ,\ "MIDLAND CRICKET ; CLUB, 'X JUBILEE DANCE. . "- TONIGHT. TONIGHT. MOKOIA HALL, Fjfeshire Avenue, off Cambridge Terrace. Bert SteeJ's Melody Makers. Novelties. Dainty Supper. Sub,: Double 4s 6d; Single','2B 6cl. '■;■■■■* - EDUCATIONAL. CCOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. . Principal: Mr. J. R. Suteliffe, B.Sc. A Boarding and Day School for Preparatory, Primary, and Secondary Boys from FIVE TO NINETEEN YEAIRS.: Spacious and well-equipped grounds. Expert Instruction in Swimming and Lifesaving (in the College! Baths). Boxing and Gymnastics are provided, by the Physical Director,' Captain J. A. Duffy, who was Director of Physical Training: with the N.Z. Forces in Trance. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION BY : PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS.. The-School Omnibus connects; with ...local trains every morning and afternoon, arid also conveys city pupils to the College. First term of 1934 commences TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. For Prospectus apply to the Principal, WELLINGTON EAST GIELS' COLLEGE ENROLMENT FOR 1934. T>ARENTS may enrol Pupils for next ■*• jeai at the College, Austin Stieet, on SATURDAY, DEC. 16, from 10 a m.-12 noon. MONDAY, DEC. 18, from 10 a in .-12 noou. GEO.'F. JUDD,. - ' Secretary.' QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE, 33 HOBSON STEEET, WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS horn 5 to 19 jears. EDUCATION at Queen Margaret Col- ■*-' lege 19 on broad cultural lines.. •with, latitude for individual preference. Pupil* are prepared for public examinations. Optional subjects include Piano, Violin, Art, Elocution, Dancing,, and Dressmaking. "Queen Margaret" offers all the advan* tages of city life,to .girls ■ from country homes. It is situated in pleasant surround* ings in Wellington's' .best residential quarter. Ample provision id made foroutdoor sport and . recreation.-. Health and diet are carefully studied. ' Girls of all denominations;'' accepted. FIRST TERM of 1934 commences FEBi RUATvY 6. Prospectus and all informa- ! tion obtainable from ' " . MISS IRENE WILSON, M.A., Principal. ~~~- WANTED TO BUY. , '■ ' ' SEATOUN. '; \\.: WANTED, for ' first-class client, ATTRACTIVE MODERN 6 or 7-RD. HOUSE, motor garage, etc. Price not to exceed £2500. Send details urgently to^H. EENEST LEIGHTON, LTD., Property Specialists, "■ - .22 Brandon Street. :. ~ GOLD BUYERS. pASH Buyers of Old Jewellery, Silver, etc. Sell now with high prices. 125 Vivian Street. ; ; (~)LD False Teeth, Gold, and. Jewellery bought.. Note new address: Platittum Scrap, Co., 101 Willis Street .(Mandel'l Buildings). ... OLD JEWELLERY AND DIAMOND' RINGS. CELL yours to a New Zealand, firm; best prices given. Haycraft apd Joaling, Manufacturing Jewellers, 94 .Willis Street (over Preston's). Established 20 years. MISCELLANEOUS. BRANDIWINE is not only a pleasing beverage,' but a splendid tonic recommended by sixteen eminent British .physicians. Solely at the Grand Hotel Homo Supply Store; quarts ss, halve* 3s. Be^ 1 ware of imitations. . "FURNITURE—At 2s weekly .will buy -*- that Lino. Square, Bedstead, Wire, and Mattress, See us.' "It's easiest to pay the Kenner way," Next door to King's- Theatre, and right opposite. INSTALL a "Plug-in" Electric Cookee in your weekend bach; from £ 3.105. Jas. Stewart Elect. Co., Ltd., 41 Cuba Street, and 240 Lambton Quay. ..'! your Liquor requirements at tha " Grand Hotel Home Supply Store; money refunded if not-fully satisfied; delivery free to any part of city. Tel. 41-924. '. ' : . "PURNISH from Factory Showroom. *• Wholesale Furniture Factory, Lower Tory Street, just round from Gas Co. Also open Friday nights from 7 nntil 9. SMART Frocks, very1 reasonably priced, and you can have easy terms. Heimann'g. I3a Conrtenay Place. BRIGHTEN up your holidays. See onf Smart Clothes. You can have them on easy terms. Heimarin'si 13a Cburtenay Place. - ' ' ' rpHE SOUVENIR BOOK,:2ZW ,RADIO ARMY ON'PARADE, ' '. Will be off the Press DECEMBER 1«. CHRIgTMAS - T EN NIS. ~' DON'T feel "out of it" op your holidays. Haye some Coaching now from .'. T. S. WILLTA-MS, t Professional Tennis Coach. Tel." '41-33K
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 142, 13 December 1933, Page 2
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