MEETINGS M R - A. C. A. S EXTON - M.P. FOR FRANKLIN. Will Address Public _ Meetings as Under: — TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY (MAY 8) ' GLENBROOK. MONDAY (MAY 10) BOMBAY. TUESDAY (MAY 11)—BUCKLAND. THURSDAY (MAY 13)—TAKANINI. FRIDAY (MAY 11) —PAPA RATA. MONDAY (MAY 17)— KARAKA HALL. ALL MEETINGS AT 8 P.M. A Review of the Political Situation. Explanation of Compensated Prices; "Where is the Money to Come From? tIEuKSH A. L EE ' M.P., MINISTER OF HOUSING. WILL ADDRESS HIS CONSTITUENTS On "THE WORK OF THE SESSION." At the GREY LYNN LIBRARY HALL. THURSDAY, MAY 13. 8 P.M. H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Secretary. A UCKLAND DRIVERS AND RELATED xl TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION. EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL MEETING Of the above Union will be held in the TRADES HALL On THURSDAY, M AY AT 8 P.M. Business from 8 to 9. Auditor's Report, 9 to 10. Delegates' Report of the Unity Conference. L. MATTHEWS. 7VT EW ZEALAND SOCIETY FOR THE 1> PROTECTION OF WOMEN ANE CHILDREN. The Annual Meeting will be held in tin Lewis Eady Hall, Queen Street, on THURS DAY, May 20, at S p.m. Business; Presen tation of Annual Report and Balance-sheet Election of Officers. Chairman: His Worshir the Mayor, Ernest Davis. Esq. Subscribers and sympathisers cordially invited to attend A. M. HUTCHINSON. Secretary. OWING to the Coronation Celebrations there will be No Meeting of the Old Thames Girls' Association this Month. DANCING BLIND Institute, Auckland's Most Bril liant Band: Old-time and Modern.— JL> liant Band; Old-time and Modern.— Box 8, Newmarket. Phone 45-870. EPI SHALFOON'S Bands avaiiabh Dances, Parties, Weddings.—Atwaters. LEARN American Tap Dancing.—Clan Hall, new Studio, o doors above Towi PATRICIA School, 203 Symonds St.—Mod em Ballroom. Old-time. Tap. Private Lea X em Ballroom, Old-time, Tap. Private Lea sons. Classes Wednesday and Friday. RUBY SHERRIFF, H.B. Bldg., Newton —Private Lessons. 2/6. Tap. Ballroom JLt —Private Lessons, 2/6. Tap, Ballroom by post; 3 dances as taught in Studio, 5/-. SYMONDSVILLE School of Dancing.Strictly Private Lessons. Modern am Old-time. By appointment. Tuition Classes Mondays, Thursdays, Weekly Dances, Satui days. Call or phone for particulars.—Miss E Spencer, 42-237. YALESKA Studio, 407 Queen St. —Ever Type of Dancing Taught; entrants pr< pared R.A.D. Examinations.—Ph. 46-121. WEST COASTERS', SOUTH ISLANI ASSOCIATION. GRAND CARNIVAL AND DANCE, CORONATION NIGHT, MAY 12, DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. Dancing 8 till 1. Visitors Welcome. yALESKA gTUDIO QF J^ANCINC 407 QUEEN STREET (Phone 46-121), Announce that MR. LLOYD INGRAM (Just arrived from Sydney) Is Giving Tuition in ]y£ODERN JgALLROOM jQANCINC BALLROOM DA N CIN ( MISS AVIS HEDGEMAN, who has taken over the Violet Robertsc School, specialises in MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. Strictly private lessons for beginners, ar all the new season's variations for the a vanced dancer. Fees reasonable. Make inquiries at the Studio, 328 A QUEEN STREET (above St. James'). Phone 44-147. \ . THE MABEL JOHNSON SCHOOL 01 DANCING AND FENCING. Mr. Jock Hutchison, who has just turned from London, is busy teachin RHYTHM DANCING, the dance for crowdt halls. Book your lessons now. TAP CLASSES will be held in the lunc hours. Those interested are invited to ca at the Studio, 52-Shortland Street, and inte view Mr. Hutchison. Private lessons in a branches at both studios. Phones: 41-658, 25-021. MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIC DANCE TO-NIGHT. SUPPER. ORCHESTRA. Studio: 95 QUEEN ST. TEL. 46-214. HAMILTON: State Theatre Wintergarde: Tel. 2853. WELLINGTON: 58 Cuba St. Tel. 45-57 Private Lessons, Classes and Practices from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Couples Trained for Competition and Demonstration Dancing. SYMONDSVILLE SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS SPENCER, 30 Symonds St., announces that MISS MITZI HAYES, Graduate of the Bernardi Conservatorium i Dancing, New York City, has commenced teaching. AUTHENTIC AMERICAN TAP, Waltz Clo —Soft Shoe—Buck —Rhythm—BALLE and TOE (RUSSIAN METHOD) Also, Acrobatic and Musical Comedy. Class and Private Lessons Day and Eveninj Lessons for Child Beginners to Advance Adults. Private Lessons for Teachers arrange in confidence. Interviews 3 to 5 daily by appointment Phones 43-095, 42-237. PROFESSIONAL A. B ROADBENT SURGEON DENTIS'I Previously associated for ,25 years n-itn in late Mr. F. S. Ballin, desires to intiinat that ho is now Practising his Profession a 301 Dilworth Bldg., Third Floor, Come Customs St East and Queen St.. Auckls.nr C.l. APPOINTMENTS PHONE 41-537 PA TENT ATE N T rATE N T 8 And PROTECTIONS Obtained in All Countries. JgALDWIN. gON AND OAREY REGISTERED PATENT ATTORNEYS Dingwall Building, 87-03 Queen Street AUCKLAND S. BALLIN'S DENTAL SURGERY DR. POPE, associated with the late M F. S. Ballin for the past three years, ha taken over the practice—retaining the sam staff —and will continue to give the-..late; methods in Painless Extractions. Fillings an all Denture Work. pYRIL G LONG. D.D.S. ' DENTIST 612 DILWORTH BLDG Moderate Fees. HOWEY walicee City Dentist OAINLESS Extraction of Teeth Free when New Teetji Ordered. SPORTS GOODS TENNIS Restringing, (i/6 to 25/-; gua: an teed.—Modern Bag, opp. Town Hal
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22723, 8 May 1937, Page 25
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