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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21505, 31 May 1933, Page 4

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Akarana Golf Club ANNUAL BALL AT DIXIELAND ( . JUNE 21st. Applications for Invitations: R. PORTER, Secretary. Maben & Porter, Acacia Bldgs., O'Connell Street. COMMERCE BALL AT DIXIELAND JUNE 22nd. GRAND POSTER COMPETITION. Plain and Fancy Dress. Invitations and particulars: Auckland Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street. SACRED HEART COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL BALL DIXIELAND FRIDAY, 2nd June. , Ring Dixieland for Reservations. D. G. RENNIE, Hon. Secy. Box I 1 15. // COUNTY BALL DIXIELAND JUNE 29th. Invitations from Secretary, c.o. Waitemata County Council, Princes Street. PROMINENT Royal Oak Tennis Ball AT DIXIELAND JUNE 14th. Invitations from A. E. Bockett, H.M. Customs, Customs Street. BALLS GERMAN CLUB MASKED BALL Masking Compulsory. Fancy Dress Optional. PETER PAN CABARET, «. TUESDAY, June 20. Presents features hitherto unknown in N.Z.: Continental Restaurant - Hot and cold menu throughout the evening. German Club Dance Orchestra of 12 will surpass anything previously heard. Intercommunicating Phones in every cubicle. Description of Guests and *Music will be Broadcasted from IZR. Invitation Holders should get their tickets at Eady's without delay, as only 600 will be admitted. * E. MERZ, Secretary, Colonial Mutual Buildings, Phone 45-070. Queen Street. fEPSOIVt GRAMMAR OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL BALL Peter Pan Cabaret JUNE 28th. Tickets, 7/6, Double, at Lewis Eady, Ltd., Queen Street. Early Application for Invitations is advised MISS J. RUDD, Secretary. 19 Pencarrow Av., Mt. Eden. Phone 21-469. AUCKLAND TRANSPORT CLUB PETER PAN CABARET Corner Jutland and Lome Streets, Auckland. JUNE 15th, 1933 S. M. FARRELLY, Secretary. CATHOLIC CHARITY BALL (In Aid of Orphanage®) Presentation of Debutantes Town Hall, Auckland JUNE 14th, 1933 For Invitations apply to D. M. Dougherty, Hon. Sec., 20 Wyndham Street, C.I. Phone 44-451.

3rd, sth and 7th JUNE On the above dates trains for the races Jeave — Frankton, 7.23 a.m.; Huntly, 8.8 a.m.; Glen Afton, 7.10 a.m. (3rd only) T Mercer, 8.59 a.m.; Waiuku, 8.50 a.m.; Tuakau, 9.24 a.m. Pukekohe, 9.38 a.m. Henderson, 9.58 a.m. (to Racecourse), and 10.38 a-m., 3rd. Henderson, 9.8 a.m., 10.10 a.m., 11.12 a.m., sth aad 7th. Helensville, 6.46 a.m., 8.25 a.m. (3rd only), 9.4/ a.m. (sth and 7th). Auckland, 10.20 a.m., 10.40 a.m. (not 3rd). 10.50 a.m. (3rd), 1 1 a.m. (not 3rd), I 1.25 a.m. (3rd), 12.3 p:m. (3rd), 12.19 p.m., 1.15 p.m. NOTE.—Return Fare, 1/-; Single, 6d (from Racecourse). Frequent train service from and to stations within suburban area. For full particulars of return trains see handbills, obtainable free at all stations. Ponsonby trams connect with trains at Auckland station. Cheap Excursion Tickets will be issued to Racecourse Platform and Auckland from any station between Helensville and Frankton Junction. Examples of Return Fares to Auckland from Frankton Huntly Glen Afton *Henderson *Mt. Eden 13/6 Mercer ~ 10/6 Pukekohe 11/6 Waiuku 3/- ' *Helensville 1/6 # Avondale *To Racecourse Platform. LOW FARES FROM ANY STATION TO ANY OTHER STATION NOW OPERATE ON ALL ROUTES