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Southland Times, Issue 24237, 21 September 1940, Page 2

DANCES TONIGHT TONIGHT DANCE TONIGHT' ST. MARY’S HALL TONIGHT DANCE. TONIGHT. SqsB6

DANCES Roll along to wallacetown Final Sports Club DANCE, Saturday, 21st September. Good music. Good Supper. 5q564 K EMEMBER the Spar Bush Basketball Club’s fortnightly Dance, Saturday, 21st September. Good music and. Good Supper. 8724 DON’T FORGET, EUCHRE and DANCE in WRIGHTS BUSH HALL TONIGHT. Admission 1/-. Light supper M 57 EEVELLERS’ DANCE, EDENDALE HALL, . SATURDAY, September 21st. • Personality Band. Supper provided. Novelty Dances. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. ' R. COOK, 8857 Secretary. NORTH FOREST HILL OLD PUPILS’ ASSOCIATION. WILL hold a DANCE in the Forest Hill Hall on Saturday, 21st September, commencing 8 p.m. sharp, when a memorial in remembrance of the school will be unveiled by the Hon. Adam Hamilton. A. Yeo’s Dance Band. Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies a basket (cakes only). 8864 A PUBLIC FAREWELL DANCE will be tendered to Mr and Mrs J. Pye in the WOODLANDS HALL, on TUESDAY, September 24. Good music. Supper provided. Non-subscribers: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Cards for non-dancers. 8769 Y.M.C.A. ' SECOND GYM DANCE, Wednesday next, September 25, at 8 p.m. Good floor, good music. 8859 A DANCE for Patriotic purposes will be held in the SPRINGHILLS HALL on Wednesday, 25th September, at 8 p.m. An excellent floor and good music. Gentlemen 3/-. Ladies a basket. 8504 QTERAMIKA FOOTBALLERS’ BALL WEDNESDAY, September 25th. Presentation of Hoban Cup. YEO’S DANCE BAND. GOOD FLOOR. GOOD SUPPER. Ladies 2/-, Gents 3/-, 8866 FOR PATRIOTIC FUNDS. MEW RIVER FERRY Flaxmillers’ IM Farewell Barn DANCE, Blackler’s Barn, Bay Road, THURSDAY, September 26th, 8 p.m. Good Music and Supper. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. 5q572 THE night you’ve been waiting for! RIMU TENNIS CLUB’S BALL, Rimu Hall, 2nd October. A. Yeo’s Band. Free Bus. 8874 TTEEP WEDNESDAY, October 2nd, ■*-V Free for Dance in the Charlton Hall. Rhythm Boys’ Orchestra. SqsB2

MUSIC TEACHERS Music, that softlier on the spirit lies, From tired eyelids upon tired eyes. BThe Joy of music beckons to you. Music is the native tongue of Mother Nature. The Song of the bird—the rippling brook. The mother riay ror Measure • croons a i ul _ laby and tired little eyes find rest. Learning to play an instrument will bring you friends and popularity. Hawaiian studio, h.b. Bldgs. All Hawaiian Instruments. Banjo, Mandolin, Piano-Accordion, Ukulele. W. Matthews, Principal (Certificated registered teacher of music). Country pupils, railway and ’bus concessions. DRESSMAKING The modern academy of DRESSMAKING. Teaches the latest and simplest method of Dressmaking and Cutting from “Modern Templets.’’ Classes Daily, also Monday Evening. Demonstrations Free. MISS E. COWLEY, Principal. Y.M.C.A. Buildings. OLLYWOOD School of Dressmaking, Roslyn House, Esk Street, Mrs Mercier, Principal. Cast aside the cares of Dressmaking by learning from the “Simplest System Known.” Call for free demonstration or send for booklet. Don’t forget our cutting, tacking and pattern service. All inquiries Roslyn House, Invercargill. Phone 2743. DENTAL REPAIRS APPLEGARTH DENTAL REPAIR SERVICE, 89 DEE STREET. OPPOSITE REGENT THEATRE. PHONE 2398. I 1....— - , NEW ZEALAND SPECIALS TOIN the FOREST & BIRD PROJ TECTION SOCIETY. Box 631, Wellington. Give 5/- yearly and your interest to a worthy cause. i XTURSE recommends Bonkora to XI patients after losing 401bs. in 6 weeks.—STEWART, . Chemist, Dee Street. 6

MORRISON’S, Arcade. Costumes in Link Button styles and buttoned fronts from 79/6. We specialize in sizes. SPORTS SHIRTS, Neglige Shirts, Pyjamas, Slipons, Polar-neck Jerseys and Hose are all available on easy terms at Butterfields. 50489 MORRISON’S, Arcade. Costumes in Tailored Tweeds, 49/6, 63/-, 84/to 147/-, Woollen Suits 84/-, 105/-, 126/-.