Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 20862, 4 August 1931, Page 9

SKATING. SKATING ! SKATING!! MU 11 it A Y’ S, Tho B ig Rink, with Iho I’crfcct Floor TO-NIGHT—LATE PARTY, ,10.30 to 2 am —TO-NIGHT. PUN AND THRILLS FOR ALL. Racing', Novelties, and Hockey ou Skates, King’s Rink v. Murray’s. Tickets, 2s 6d, on sale at Rink. DAILY SESSIONS AS USUAL, 12 Noon Till 10 p.m. PUN AND THRILLS FOR ALL. LUNCH HOUR SESSIONS, 12 to 1 and 1 to 2—Gd. All Beginners Taught by Professional Skaters. TUESDAY, LATE PARTY, 10.30 to ; 2 a.m. 203 MORAY PLACE. Phono 11-160. KEGAL! “THE FLOOR THAT HAS NO EQUAL.” THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL RINK IN DUNEDIN. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, 7.30-10. LADIES, Is; GENTS, Is 6d. SECOND HEAT FOR “ CLUE SPOT COMPETITION.” NOTE ADDRESS: CORNER CUMBERLAND STREET AND ST. ANDREW STREET (Opposite Hislop and Gibson’s Garage). Phone 13-263. RESERVE SKATES FREE. KING’S NOVELTY EVENING, WEDNESDAY, sth, 7.30-11. 7.30-11. Good Skates, Perfect Floor, Good Music. Balloon 'Race, Lucky Spot, Hurdle Race. Final Two-step Competition, Hockey Match. First Heat Wheelbarrow Race. Usual Popular Prices: Ladies, 9d; Gentlemen, Is; Spectators, 6d. Valuable Prizes. Valuable Prizes.