PIRATE SHIP
Palm-fringed shores, a moonlit sky. a fair senorita loaning on a balcony nnd a handsome don serenading her from below, formed a very attractive setting for the "La Serenata " oldtime carnival dance, held at the Pirate Ship oil Saturday night. Cut-out favours of mandolins adorned tlie cubicles and pillars, while fairy lights and coloured lanterns lent a festive air. The musical programme was in keeping with the title of the carnival, and was rendered by the popular Pirate Shi]) Band. Among the large number of guests were many from the South and from overseas.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22595, 7 December 1936, Page 3
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