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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 145, 16 December 1933, Page 4

da'ncinu. < "DON ' ACCORD ■■•. ASSEMBLY. ■"ON ACCORD ASSEMBLY. ■ FOR THE BETTER DANCE. 1 EVERY SATURDAY. PHARMACY HALL, Cambridge Terrace. >. Modern and Old-time Dance. Bon Accord Talented Orchestra. Wellington's , Oldest Dance Assembly. Usual Prizes and Supper. USUAL PRICES. <pHE REALM. ■ THE REALM. j A Chance to Dance at a Glance. Wellington's Coolest Ballroom. Wonderful Ambergris Floor. The Most Perfect Floor in New Zealand. Hear all about our Splendid Picnic. Our New Monte Carlo. ' BE WISE. BE THERE. • ■ TONIGHT. [ TONIGHT. ■" ' , NEW ASSEMBLY, ■ ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, 29 Vivian Street. ' " , Where yon get Hospitality, Goodwill, and above all a good night's Dancing To the Strains of Les- Walker's 'Old-Timers. '' Admission, Is 6d. Best Ventilated Hall. QTURDEE HALL ASSEMBLY 1 ° (Late.St; Peter's), Ghuznee Street. Wellington's Finest Old-time. Dance. MONTE CARLO FINAL : , TONIGHT . . TONIGHT Everything of the best. SHERWOOD'S SYLVANA BAND For Better and Brighter Music. ' Usual Subs. JOY NIGHT JOY NIGHT-* TONIGHT TONIGHT - .^TRADES HALL, TRADES HALI, -*■ Vivian Street. ' . Modern and Old-time Dancing. 3 MONTE CARLOS. Good' Floor, Music, and Supper. ' Is—Admission—ls Final of Monte Carlo Competition. Prize-giving. •■ OT; FRANCIS HALL, HDLL STREET, - -DANCE! (MODERN.) DANCE! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT I Dancing, 8 to 12. RUDOLPH'S ORCHESTRA. Flannels Optional: nubs., 2s. [ : ;— TO-NIGHT! ,' . " - TONIGHT! VICTORIA. ASSEMBLY, Victoria -Hall, * Adelaide Road. Grand Old-time Dance. Our Special for Tonight: £1 Monte Carlo, £1, : Special Novelty-Items, Firs.t-clasS:Supper and Floor.- 'Cool Drinks. Music, by Parks's 0 Petone Maori Melody Makers. Subs.: Ladies Is 6d, Gents Is 6d, -, JACK MOORE,"-M.C. T> 10 GRANDE, ' '•"' MIRAMAR. • ■•.. JAZZ. JAZZ. ' JAZZ. TONIGHT. Jim Buckley's, Famous Band. Good Supper..; '. 'Monte Carlo Prizes. Sub. Is Gd. ■ - , . ■ . . .- -'. G.AYRES, M.C., COME TO THE TAIA! , WELLINGTON'S SUMMER DANCE V> BY THE SEA. A "GOOD EVENING" of Informal Oldtime Dancing. "' * Tonight's Novelty—"WALTZ MEDLEY." ■ Also Repeat—HAWAIIAN and MOON- ,-...... LIGHT AVALTZES. Subs. Is 6d. E.D..ls. Practice, 7.15-8 p.m. NEXT SATURDAY (XMAS EVE). Carnival and Farewell to bur Band. , Special Supper,'' Hats,. Balloons, Streamers, Music, and Programme. A Night of -■- ; ' weights! . . - TAIA HALL, KILBIRNIE, Opposite - Post Office. - - ■.■•■:■ G. JOHNSON. k^_ - pVANS BAY. YACHT EJLTtfcjfc. AND MOTOR-BOAT i"""^ .-c.-.. k -.. .Patrons,.- and :'-, r ,"' ..-'Friends --are invited ,-to a 1 ' GRAND XMAS PARTY- DANCE To be-.beld; in the Clubhouse,-TONIGHT, December 16,.-1933,r at-,8-,p;uv.§harji. NOVELTIES, OLD-TIME DANCING. ""Conie'and receive a piece of bur Xmai Cake. ■ . — 3 . _—_.-. WELLINGTON PHRISTMAS PARTY AND DANCE, "^ THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, at 7.30, 1.0.0. F. Hall, Allen Street. Oldtime, Modern, and Scots Dancing after Children's Christmas Tree. SCHOOL OF BALLROOM. DANCING? MISS GjWENETHE ;: WALSHH , n\ - •■ , ,-STUDIO. ; - . ■- •■ "Evening Post" Buildings;' Willis Street 1 '• Tels. 42-211, 42-956. Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.m.-lO 'p.m. daily. ■ . , CLASSES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ~ . . ■ . , ..EVENINGS, S r lo./.. . .- MEETINGS. ~* WELLINGTON "KENNEL CLUB. AN Extraordinary SpecialGeneraLMeeting of the Wellington Kennel Club will be held' on Tuesday-next, 'December 19, at 7.30 p.m;, in -Y.M:C.A. Rooms, Willis Street. •■-■'■'' . '- -■ Business: Adoption of Rules for Incorpor* : tloll\ .'"' J FLORA F.McDUFF. '' '' '.' ' ' ' » FUNERAL NOTICES. HE Friends of Bertram Clarence Gib--son.are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved wife, Christiana, which will leave'the : Mission Hall, Tnranaki Street, on Monday, December 18. 1933,' at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori.-.-- '•■' ' ROBT. H. AVILSON AND SONS, LTD., ■ Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Road; Tels. 24-155 and'l6-781. ■ BUSINESS NOTICES. • CHAS. GREER, , -~-', FUNERAL ' FURNISHER AND ; UNDERTAKER. Telephone 6. .;-,' . PORIRUA. : "MY Nexy- Premises include ail up-to-data • u-*- Mortuary. Motor Hearse and all appliances. Prompt attention given. to all • details. ' . ■* [■ ,' ' ' ' " ' ==3. ! PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON FIRE AND ACCIDENT UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th» Offices of Members of the above Association will be Closed, on the following days for Christmas and New Year Holi- - days, viz.:— ' .''.-, . ' . . DECEMBER 25, 26, and 27, 1933. ■ t JANUARY 1 and 2, 1934. . ■ ■ ■ F. E. ASBOE. Secretary. _ WELLINGTON COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS'CHARITY ACCOUNT. THE following are -the winning numbers in the Art Union—No. 1,-9900; No. 2, 7729; No. 3, 2931. ...... - R. E.SELBY,•"• •; .... Hon. Secretary, ' PAINFUL FEET. ■FLATTENED ARCHES successfully; •*• treated by .latest electrical methods, together with trained .foot massage. - Toneless muscles .revitalised -a\id' -in* flamed joints completely penetrated. Patients enabled to use their feet correctly without' aid of. artificial supports, which interfere, with natural, function ,of eeKATHERINE CARTER, N.'Z'.S.kj Kelvin Chambers, 16 The Terrace. Registered Masseuse and Medical * Electrician. " .'.' ' ■' ' , ' \ Telephone 43-297. REMOVAL NOTICE. UNEMPLOYED WOMEN'S SHOP, -WILLIS STREET. rpHE Shop in Willis Street is closing •*• down and will reopen at sa, Dixon Street (next Belcher's Bldgs.l, about the middle of January. Will customers who have left deposits on goods kindly, call . for v same before Friday next. Any goods and'orders should be completed by the -unemployed women and delivered before that day. Day of opening of new shop will be sd» vertised later.