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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 99, 23 October 1936, Page 2

WRESTLING!' WRESTLING! WRESTLING! ■ WRESTLING! GEORGE WALKER GEORGE • WALKER GEORGE WALKER British GEORGE WALKER Empire GEORGE WALKER Champioa GEORGE WALKER GEORGE WALKER versus "WHISKERS" LUN"DYN. "WHISKERS" LUNDYN. "WHISKERS" LUNDYN. "WHISKERS" LUNDYN. • "WHISKERS" LUNDYN. "WHISKERS" LUNDYN. "WHISKERS"' LUNDYN. TOMORROW (SATURDAY), TOMORROW (SATURDAY)., TOMORROW' (SATURDAY), chow stadium, stadium, show stadium. S p.m. Prices: is and 2s; Ladies, 2s (all plus tax)» Plan at Claridge's, Manners Street. DANCING. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. VICTORIA HALL. ADELAIDE ROAO, rpHE SERENADERS'" OLD-TIME DANCE ASSEMBLY. : . LATE NIGHT. Balloons, Streamers, Novelties, Luckjj Numbers, Monte Carlo, Supper Dances. JIM BLACKWOOD'S PIANO-ACCOR* DION BAND. Dancing,^ D , DAL ta^; MONSTER PLUNKET BALL, ONSTER ■ PLUNKET BALL, TAWA FLAT. LABOUR NIGHT. Usual Suba, LABOUR HALL. LABOUR HALL, PETONE. TRANCE. PETOXE. , TONIGHT. J-/ TONIGHT. Roll up for a good time for all. THIRD! HEAT OF BIG MONTE CARLO, Luckj; Spot, and Mystery Dance. LES WAILKER'S ORCHESTRA. Good Floor and Supper. Subs., Is 6d._ FOLLOW CROWD TO ST. JOHN'S HALL, VIVIAN STREET, TONIGHT. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE. Monte Carlo and Other Prizes. Embassy Orchestra. Good Supper. Sub. Is 3d. Funds in aid Kindergarten TONIGHT. TONIGHT, TONIGHT, ' AT THE NE AY MAJESTIC, E W MAJESTIC? POPULAR MERRYMAKERS' NIGHTPOPULAR MERRYMAKERS' NIGHTJ Dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. to . i THEO WALTERS and his Famous PERSONALITY BAND. Sub., 2s (3d, inclusive. . LUCKY SPOT PRIZE. TOMORROW (SATURDAY). TOMORROW (SATURDAY). Dancing from 9 p.m., vrhen THEOj GRAMME. . Subs ss, double, inclusive. Reserves Of extra. 'Tel. 45-709. MONDAY-LABOUR DAY NIGHT. MONDAY-LABOUR DAY NIGHT; THE RESTAURANT WILL BH CLOSED ALL DAY, but we are running SPECIAL LONG NIGHT. SPECIAL^LONG NIGHT. Dancing 'from 9 to 1 a.m. Sub., 5s Double," inclusive. Reserves Gi extra. Pupils of JIMMIE JAMES' STUDIO. MISS VERA ANDRESES and MR. JIM? MIE GREEN, will Demonstrate the MOD. ERN WALTfc and the latest QUICK* STEP, supported by Theo Walters an* bis Famoua Personality Band. LABOUR DAY NIGHT, from 8»30 tflj 9 p.m.-Listen in to 2YA and hear a MUSICAL COCKTAIL dispensed V, THEO WALTERS and HIS BAN.D, tb* most brilliant combination heard in JSew; Zealand for years. FOLLOW THE _ CROWD LABOU» !N IGHT To THE NEW MAJESTIC, THE NEW MAJESTIC, THE NEW MAJESTIC. Wellington Finest Restaurant tpi . » Ballroom. > Direction: Frederick Carr, Cec. Boyto*» TO RACEGOERS: } Jm-AYFAIR CABARBIS Cuba Street, SPECIAL RACE WEEK CABARET NIGHTS Will be held on TOMORROW (SATURDAY), MONDAY, OCTOBER 26. Cabaret Orchestra. Reservations and inquiries, Teltpkra* 51-770. ■ ! Double Tickets, 7« M. MEETINGS. MAORI CLUB. I THE Monthly Social Meeting, umiidlM held on the last Monday of_mcU month, will not be held on MONDAY. 26th, LABOUR DAY, H. M. CHRISTIE, I Hon. Secretary. J FUNERAL NOTICES. HPHE Friends of the late Bertram Thomirf ■*• Elliott are invited to attend his Fun« eral, which will leave the Chapel of. E, Morris, Jun., Ltd., 25 Kent Terrace, Tomorrow, October 24, 1938, at 2.30 p.m.,fo* the Karon Cemetery. E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors, 25 Kent Terrace: . - : r\ THE Friends of the late George Win» drum are respectfully invited to at« tend his Funeral, which will leave tha Catholic Church, High Street,,. Loweu Hutt, Tomorrow (Saturday), October 24, 1936, at the conclusion of Requiem Mass, which will be celebrated at 0 a.m., foe the Cemetery, Petone. J. R. CROFT, Funeral Director, Hutt and Petone. Tel. 63-828. LMEMBERS of Star of New Zealand Lodge and of No. 14 District, United Ancient Order of Druids, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of thd late wife of Bro. A. Seager (Secretary), leaving 5 Aglionby Street, Lower HuCt, for Taita Cemetery, at 2 p.m. Saturday, 24th. inst. ■•' • _-■ p,p. Arch. Dniid. . A. L. WILLIAMS, G.V.P. j