DANCING. — NIGHTLY. I^MPUESS — —BALLROOM, \ 88 Ghuznee St. . \. '. " ' MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. -. Cliff Jones and His Ballroom Orchestra. Subs. 23 6d. ' ,', HE JIMMY JAMES STUDIO OF BALLROOM DANCING, SECOND FLOOR, 63 Willis St. : Expert Tuition by Principal in Rhuinba, Tango, Modern Waltz, Quickstep, etc. Results guaranteed. . Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. private .Lessons by appointment. Further particulars,. Tel. 46-618. EVA DRAPER,. Teacher of Ballroom Dancing, 7 TAWA STREET, LOWJER HUTT. WEEKLY DANCE EVERY SATURDAY, . . Moera Hall. . ' " RAY MAILMAN'S BAND. Bus to Hutt and Petone after Dance. REMEMBER!! MAYFAIR FOR WEDDINGS AYFAIR FOR DANCES MAYFAIR FOR — CATERING Quotations: Ring 51-770. ■ CUBA ST. rriHE PHYLLIS BATES SCHOOL OF -L DANCING, Ist Floor, Hannah's Buildings, Lambton Qy. Tels. 41-GS4 and 50-275. Principals: LAWRENCE McKEE, M.I.S.T.D. , BOBBIE McKEE, A.I.S.T.D. Private Lessons—lo a.m. to 10 p»m. Junior Classes—Fridays, 5.15 p.mfto 1 p.m. FREE SATURDAY AFTERNOON DANCE. SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. MISS GWENETHE WALSHE, M.1.5.T.D., N.A.T.D. (London). Studio: "Evening Post" Building, Willis St. Tels. 42-211 and 42-956. Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Classes are held every Tuesday -and Friday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. A Studio Dance will be held Tonight at 8. THE MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO. Principal: KATHLEEN O'CONNOR, M.1.5.T.D., 8.8., LONDON. - Friday Evening Class, 7.30 to 9.30. , • Practice Class, Monday, 7-9. Tels. 45-571; Residence 14-625. Ist and 2nd Floors, 58 Lower Cuba St. • (Opp. James' Smith's). , •:. ..; ASSEMBLY HALL ; BROUGHAM' STY -tX THIS EVENING. MODERN DANCE - MODERN DANCE Excellent Floor, Supper, Good Music. DANCE TO. JERRY HALL AND HIS JIVERS. ■• Admission 2s Od. • TONIGHT! TONIGHT! : ■ MIRAMAR U.S.A. YOUNGER SET DANCE, R.S.A. HALL, Miramar Aye. Good Supper. Good Orchestra. Subs.: Single 2s, Double 3s Cd, H.M. Forces Is 6d. Note.—No Hallowe'en Dance will be held. * KAILWAY PORTERS' CLUB DANCE. RAILWAY SOCIAL HALL, Waterloo Qy. TONIGHT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. Good Floor and Supper. WALKER'S BLUE RHYTHM ORCHESTRA. Gents 2s; Ladies Is 6d. TONIGHT'S BEST DANCE. MODERN AND OLD-TIME — In the — OT. THOMAS'S HALL, Riddiford St.. Newtown. Excellent Music, Supper, and Floor. It's Always a Good Show. Subs.: 2s; H.M. Forces, Is 6d. .. Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Civilians/too. Thoroughly Enjoy Dancing at the WELCOME DANCE CLUB ELCOME DANCE CLUB. (For Servicemen and Civilians). UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY . SELECT MIXED DANCE. 8 o'clock TONIGHT MAYFAIR 8 o'clock TONIGHT MAYFAIR Noel Robertson and His NEW CENTURY DANCE BAND. Subs.: Civilians 2s 6d, Servicemen 2s, the Merchant Navy 2s, Second N.Z.E.F. an"d R.N.Z.A.F. Returned Men in Uniform FREE. S o'clock TONIGHT — MAYFAIR, Cuba ■ St. NOTE. —The law prohibiting liquor must be STRICTLY ENFORCED. WELCOME DANCE BAND. DANCE. : ~rr" NGATI-TOA MAORI PARTY, PORIRUA. Owing to a Death; Tonight's Dance IS CANCELLED. . . : J.-MARTIN, Hon. Sec. rFHE REALM: BALLROOM, JL Where Quality Costs No More. NOTE. —In every Enterprise there's always one Outstanding Effort— .■•■.-. THAT'S THE REALM. BE WISE. ■-.:; BE THERE. mm* \X7ELLINGTON CALEESj|f »» DONIAN SOCIETY. !&&*§* HALLOWE'EN THIS SATfiWnAem URDAY EVENING, 1.0.0. F. WVf H* HALL, Allen St. 7.30 p.m. *$* /fflk Is? Games and Dancing. All JStH JR yaw Scots welcome. Bring the $£&$%&&%& Bairns land join in the fun. JTd. MCDONALD." . . •..,•■. ■■•■: r.-.j-j'-V : . Secretary.j .TONIGHT (SATURDAY) TONIGHT *" npRADES ■' HALL," "..' •VlViA'N'' ST. J- • ALL OLD-TIME DANCING • To Jim Blackwood's ACCORDIONS. .-, Subs. 2s. Men in Uniform Is 6d. EEX HALL (not Taia), KILBIRNIE. RHYTHM ACES DANCE BAND Of Radio, Stage, and Dance Hall Fame; ' "Extraordinary Announcement Tonight." Grand Re-opening, Taia Hall, With a big Monster Carnival Night. Hats, Streamers, Balloons, Flags, arid Confetti Snowballs. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. '. ~~~" ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL. ALL; OLD-TIME DANCING. Les Walker's Orchestra (6). Admission 2s 6d. DENTISTS. EC. • EVANS, DENTAL SURGEON, Stewart Dawson's Buildings, LAMBTON QY. Telephone 45-4SS. - ■ . HOUSES TO LET. TO LET, 7-rd. Furnished House for 2 or 3 months, Karori, to approved tenant. Appiy Box 16, Wellington. UNFURNISHED House, Newtown., suit middle-aged couple; rent £2; references. Apply 2259 Evg. Post. . .' ORIENTAL PDE.—Fully-furnished Flat, fitted carpet throughout, separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, lounge, kit., etc., bathroom, lovely garden, view, telephone; no climb; suit professional business man; bank references essential. 2264 Evy. Post. . 'ILLIAMSON AND CO., 46-104, Sole Agents Furnished House, 5 rooms and convs., electric stove, hot water, harbour view, £4; suit family. . - . A IMPROVED Tenant, 5-rd. Bungalow, ail--CX. electric, tel., Lower Hutt, good locality, £3 ss. Apply, giving full particulars, .2169 Evg. Post. • SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET. TO LET, Shop, 488 Molesworth St., rental £1 week or offer. Apply Pnbllc Trust Office. ■ • •■ ■'■' C CORNER Victoria-Harris Sts.—Sunny Cp.r- / ncr Sliop, 350 sq. ft., central, large show windows, £3 weekly. James Stellin and Co.,' Tels. 43-969 and 42-447. CIENTRE Jackson St., Petone—Modern Shop, / double show windows, suitable also for factory, anprox. 900 sq. ft., extensive skylights, giving maximum daylight, very high ceilings, rear cart entrance, w.c, w.b., hot points, etc.;easy relit. James Stellin and Co. Tels. 43-9f>!) and 42-447. TO LKT, Lambton Qy., Modern Shop, known as The Boomerang, right in the busy area, to approved tenants. Sole Letting Agents, Wm. Butler and Co. O LET, Suites of 2 rooms, for office purposes, situated centre Courtenay PL, 697 scj. ft. Write 257 Evg. Post. ■ " • BOULCOTT CHAMBERS—Large and SmallRooms available. Suitable for offices, studios, etc. Central situation, opp. St. George Hotel. Rooms renovated for permanent tenants. Reasonable rentals. Apply Benge and Calvert, Land Agents. . - TO LET, OPEN Warehouse Space, on Ist Floor, 54ft x 40ft, adjacent to Town Hall; splendid 1 lighting-. CORRIGAN AGENCY, 305 Nathan's Building. . TO LET. YXTE have available 2 Small Rooms In our »V building, Willis St.; excellent lighting. Apply the Manager, "Evening Post." ■ TO LET MISCELLANEOUS, TO". LET, Large Concrete Garage,. Coutts St., Rongotai. Tel. 16-634. ; nno LET, Large Concrete Garage, suburbs. J- Ring 15-126. ___________' FACTORY Space, 1150 sq. ft., excellent light, goods lift, hot points, toilet room, rental £3 10s week. Harcctirt and Co., 41 Panama st. \ . . .: \ riCTORIA ST.—llsO sq. ft., second. floor V space, £3 lOs per week. J. H. Bethune and Co. ._ ■ LLIAMSON AND CO., 46-104—Factory Space, Thorndon, 8730 sq. ft., Victoria St. 1150 sq. ft., Cuba St. 500 sq. ft. Immediate possession. ■ ' FLOOR Space, 24ft x 60, room for extension. 30s. Valley and Bay Motors, Lower Hutt. WORKSHOP or Fireproof Store, elec. light, hot point, sliding doors, concrete "floors, £1. S5 Vivian St. ' ' ' " ' " ' OOMS, 30ft x 19ft and,'loft x 10ft, adjoining, suitable club, nuftbigs; workroom, etc. Apply Oddfellows ' Hall, Clyde Qy.' " . ■ ' . ■-■■ MISCELLANEOUS. ROSE DAY, Friday, November. 6. Community Sing, Majestic Theatre,^'Wednesday. KOSE DAY, Friday, November 6. Commua-. ity Sing, Majestic Theatre,, Wednesday..' ED-WETTING can be cured; by natural Herbal Treatment, 6s, post 13 2d. Beat-" rlco Taylor, Herbalist, Petone. " ;. EMEMBER Rose Day, November 6. Send a donation to Secretary, R.S.A., Box 199, G.P.O. -~-','- . ■ .-' ;. ~ LIMMING Herbs, reduce Nature's way, guaranteed harmless, 2s 9d packet, ..post 3d. Beatrice Taylor, Herbalist, Dietitians, Petone, ■ - ' ' -
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 106, 31 October 1942, Page 2
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