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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 82, 3 October 1936, Page 5

DANCING. , Ori:DrELLOWS' HALL, CLYDE '?• QUAY. )j,I OLD-TIME DANCING, W WITH TIM BLACKWOOD'S PIANOACCORDION BAND. Two Monte Carlos. Dainty Supper. e t s Subs. 2s. F. McGONNELL, M.C. he TIRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET. rJ> -*- ROLL UP! ROLL UP!.. ~J -DIXIELAND "OLD-TIME DANCE. The Dante that sets the standard with Good Floor, Dainty Supper, Big Monte '»■ Carlo, -and First-class Music. of THE CROWD FOLLOWS THE CROWD of TO DIXIELAND TONIGHT. oli Subs., 2s. .. C. FREE, M.C. ay TONIGHT! TONIGHT! OT. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, j 29 Vivian Street, For Night of Good Old-time Dancing To ... LES WALKER'S OLD TIMERS (6). us THIS IS THE SHOW. Admission 2s. . -, TONIGHT TONIGHT n. Dance Amid Ideal Surroundings. s< <T<HE /MAYBELLE ASSEMBLY, ■*- Ghuznee Street. Old-time at its Best. Subs. 2s. ' The Maybelle Orchestra makes you dance. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESD A V! y- The Popular Midweek Dance. '" rPHE REALM BALLROOM. -1- Modern and Easy Old-time. , MISS SHIRLEY McDONALD IN SONG y AND DANCE : 2 Monte Carlos, Hosts of Novelties, p Special Advertising Stunt. Ladies Free. Ladies Free. Book your Possies Early. Subs.: Gents 2s. Partners free; unattached Ladies Is 6d. KAIWARRA RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB /jrNNUAL BALL. i ST. FRANCIS HALL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 8 p.m. Dancing S p.m. to 1 a.m. Ballet by tii2 y i Marjorie Newport School of Dancing. Les Walker's Orchestra. Subs., 5s (3d double, 3s single. Late bus leaves Hall for Lower Hutt. . , MEETINGS. GRASS COURTS. V MEETING will be held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, which requires the . ATTENTION Of all interested in the Formation of a Club of LIMITED MEMBERSHIP at very MODERATE SUBS, Chamber of Commerce Meeting Room, at 7.30. ATTEND! TENNIS PLAYERS. NOTICE. TO SHAREHOLDERS OF MAORI GULLY (KOKIRI) DREDGING COMPANY, LTD. A MEETING of the Shareholders of ■*-*■ the above Company is convened by the undersigned, to be held in the Lyceum Hall, Greymouth, on SATURDAY, October 17, at 2 p.m. sharp. Business: To discuss the workings of the Maori Gully Dredge, and to request a Government investigation re borings of same. W. BURNS, T. COSTIGAN. " - Venders. Kokiri. ' DICKENS FELLOWSHIP. Under. Viceregal Patronage. MONTHLY MEETING, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, at 8 p.m. In PHANNING HALL. 100 Lambtqn Quay. Special '"Pickwick" Exam. Night. Visitors Welcome, 6d. President: Mr. E. C. Smythe. Hon. Sec, MRS. N. CRUTTENDEN. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, INCORPORATED, WELLINGTON. PHE Annual Meeting will be held in the •*• Lecture Hall) ■ National Art Gallery, BucWe Street. Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1936, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: 1. Confirmation of Minutes. 2. Report and Balance-sheet. 3. Election of Officers. 4. General. The following nominations have been eceived for office:— President: D. A. EWAN. Vice-president (one vacancy): J. M. ELLIS, ERNEST W. HUNT. Council (six vacancies): Henri Bastings, A. D. Carbery, W. J. Gooch, J. M. Ellis, Mrs. Murray Fuller, Roland Hipkins, Ernest W. Hunt. Nelson Isaac, W. S. La Trobe, Robert Stout, G. G. G. Watson. W. S. Wauchop, Nugent Welch, C. G. White. Hon. Treasurer: T. D. H. Hall. Auditor: C. D. Morpeth. E. P. GORE. Secretary. JJEW ZEALAND RIFLE BRIGADE 21st ANNIVERSARY. DOMINION REUNION will be held on SATURDAY, October 17, 1936. DAWN PARADE and laying of Memorial Wreath at Wellington War Memorial, Lambton Quay, 6 a.m. All Units invited. ' NIGHT PARADE at Carillon. Buckle Street, 7 p.m. Depositing of Regimental and Le Quesnoy' Presentation Flags and march to Masonic Hall. The Terrace, for Reunion. Tickets for Reunion from R.S.A. or Hon. See., 25 King's Chambers. Tel.-43-578. PUBLIC LECTURE. SUBJECT. "Dramatic Art in the ' ■J U.S.S.R." Lecturer, D. Saunders: Sunlay, October i, 8 p.m. F.S.U. Hall, 37 Harris Street. FUNERAL NOTICES. CENTRAL BOWLING CLUB. l/TEMBERS are requested to attend the ■*■*• Funeral of their late Clubmate Mr. V. H. Shardlow, which will leave his ate residence, Gear Street, on Sunday at i p.m. E. A. URWIN, Hon. Sec. ALL FIREMEN AND~EX-FIREMEN * A RE invited to attend the Funeral ol ex-Foreman W. H. Shardlow, which "-ill leave his late residence, 15 Gear Street, 'etone, on Sunday, October 4, at 2 p.m. Assemble at Fire Station, Buiek Street, t 1.30 p.m. Full Dress. J. P. GAYNOR, Superintendent. :EW ZEALAND PACIFIC LODGE No. : PHE BRETHREN are requested to atf; tend the Funeral of our late Brother i\ H. ■ Shardlow, which will' leave his ?sidence, lo Gear Street, Petone, at 2 ' .m. Sunday, October i, 1933, for Taita emetery. By Command of the W.M. i