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Wairarapa Age, 15 August 1928, Page 4

A most enjoyable dance was conducted by the Staff Social Club of Messrs Hugo and Shearer’s Ltd. in the Central Arcade Hall last evening. were about one hundred couples present who made the most of the excellent music played by Mr. L. Arnold’s Orchestra. There were three comp-iition dances, and the winning couples were: Lucky spot dance, Mr. H. Henderson and Miss Emery; second lucky spot dance, Mr. V. Reid and Miss Horn; Monte Carlo competition, Mr H. Hill and Miss Fan-thorpe. The extras of the evening were played by Messrs Temple Young and' E. A. Green, who received very nearly applause. The duty of M.C. was most ably carried out by Mr. J. Henderson.

There was a lengthy debate in the House of Representatives yesterday on what the Leader of the Opposition described as the Heency-Tunney fight between the Racing Conference and the Broadcasting Company over the broadcasting of racing. Mr. Holland contended that if there was to be a veto on this broadcasting, it should be imposed by Parliament, and not by the Racing Conference. The Prime Minister’s contention that the dispute was a domestic one between the two bodies was supported by Mr. E. J. Howard, a Labour member, who said that it was no more possible to force the racing fraternity to broadcast its entertainment than to direct the Italian Opera Company to go on the air.—(Our Parliamentary Correspondent.) Cowman-gardener seeks position. Side screen of Morris Oxford lost. Companion-help for country wanted. Dance in Arcade Hall at 8 o’clock tonight.

Messrs. Andrews and Rolph are having- a genuine cycle sale. Ho unfurnished rooms required either in Uarterton or Masterton. Messrs. M atson and Co. advertise stocktaking specials on page 1. Ralph’s Novelty Bazaar are having a keen cut sale, next Allan & Co. Umbrella removed from Arcade Beauty Parlour yesterday advertised for. Messrs. Fly and Young, Ltd., advertise for case lost from Masterton Railway Goods Shed. Jlessrs. F. P. Welch and Son advertise for sale, sound investments in house property. Members of the Druids’ Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of the late wife of Bro. C. Roberts. Mr. H. L. Esau, seed merchant and florist, inserts advertisements in our wanted known columns, re seeds, etc. now ready. All persons having claims against the estate of the late G. E. Chamberlain are requested to forward same to Messrs. McKenzie and Marsaek, solicitors for the executors. A dance will be held in the Rangitumau Hall (not Kopuaranga Hall as advertised yesterday) to-morrow evening. Proceeds are in aid of Dental Clinic. C. C. McLauchlan’s 'bus will leave P.O. at 7.15 p.m. A reminder is given of tho sale to bo held, this afternoon by the Masterton Auctioneering Co. on behalf of the trustees in the estate of the late G. E. Chamberlain, at 54 Renall Street. Full particulars advertised on page 8.