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Waikato Times, Volume 129, Issue 21525, 13 September 1941, Page 1

CARDS AND DANCING MI'SIC MAKES THE DA JJEGENT JJEGENT - Hamilton's JgALLROO.M Jg ALLROOM CONTINUOUS and D AN c E J) A N C E DANCE ENTERTAINMENT BANDS 22 BAND BANDS 22 BAND The Band you Know, and Enjoy REGENT R E G E^T TRANCE J^A.NCE B AND B AND THE BAND THAT SETS THE STANDARDREGENT BALLROOM REGENT BALLROOM For all Suburbs after Dance. TONIGHT SATURDAY TONIGHT TONIGHT SATURDAY TONIGHT Hamilton’s Favourite Saturday Dance. I JOYLAND £I\BARET (ALEXANDRA HALL) (Under manag-pment of Rltz Ballroom and Ladies’ Hockey Association.) The Rotorua Ladies’ Hockey Teams will be the g-uests of the management. Dance to the Musical Rhythm of LAN POWELL AND HIS CELEBRITY PLAYERS. Free bu: is to all suburbs aTter dance. Admission 2/-, l/u 439 jyjAJESTIC J^ANCE

FRANKTON TOWN HALL TONIGHT SATURDAY Clayton’s Famous Old-time Dance Band Free buses as usual. Admission 1/6. 3 SECOND JgALL, FRANKTON TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY (Sept. 1?) WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY (Sept. 17) WEDNESDAY JESS ALLEN’S BAND. (Dancing- 8 p.m. till 1 a.m.) ADMISSION: Ladles 3/6; Gems 4/6; Double 7/6. (Concession to Soldiers in Uniform). COUNTRY PATRONS PLEASE NOTE.—A bus will leave Huntly 7.30, Taupiri 7.40, Ng-aruawahia 7.50, and Horotiu 7.55 p.m. 2/- return. A bus will also leave Te Awamuta at 7.30 p.m. and Ohaupo at 7.45 p.m., returning after the ball. 2/- return. HAMILTON PATRONS.—A free bus will leave Clarkin's Road 7.40, Oxrord St., 7.45. cnr. Naylor and Galloway Sts. 7.50, Hamilton East Post Oftlee 7.55' and Hamilton Depot 8 p.m.. returning- same route after the ball. An ambulance man will be in attendance. 401 JJAPPI.NESS QLUB BIRTHDAY DANCE NG A R U A W A HI A THURSDAY Sept. 18, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. “BUNNY” SHAW’S ORCHESTRA. “JOAN,” of IZB will be present. Buses leave Hamilton and Huntly at 7.30 p.m.; 6d return. Admission: Ladles 2/-; Gents 2/6. DON’T FORGET ! OCTOBER Bth (Wednesday) OCTOBER Bth BIG CARNIVAL DANCE AND EUCHRE will be held at the ■yyHATAWHATA JJALL. Continuous dancing. Two bands. Marina Old-time. KINGI’S RHYTHM BOYS. Buses running from Hamilton and Frankton. Profits for the Red Cross Society fund. This dance is under the management of the Whatawhata Young People’s Dance Club. jyjACDUFF gOCIAL £ILUB GRAND PATRIOTIC DANCE to be held in ALEXANDRA HALL, MONDAY, SEPT Free Supper. Excellent Music. Ladies 1/6. Gents 2/-. Prize for Lucky Ticket. ITIZENS’ JgAND Five Hundred will be held in the Bandroom, Grantham St., every WEDNESDAY, at 8 p.m. sharp. Good prizes and supper. Admission 1/-. NO CARDS Wednesday afternoon. Roll up and help the band. 402 FRANKTON ST. JOHN AMBULANCE DIVISION. EUCHRE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 500 EVERY MONDAY NIGHT FRANKTON RAILWAY SOCIAL HALL Good Prizes and Supper. Admission 1/6 JJAMILTON Q

Te kowhai patriotic society DANCE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. Syd. Strang-e’s Music. Gents 2/-. Ladles 1/6 DANCE and Cards, Eureka Hall TONIGHT (Sat.). Lex James’ Orchestra. KIWITAHI School Children’s Plain Fancy Dress Dance, FRIDAY. 26. at 7.45 p.m. Gents 1/6, Ladies and basket; children free. ENGAGE THE POPULAR BAND and Sept. 448 B AND ANY NUMBER OF INSTRUMENTS PROVIDED Particulars— G. BROWN, 13 Masters Ave., Hillcrest. Phone 3306 REGENT BALLROOM FOR HIRE JJEGENT TRANCE W KINDERGARTEN ARATAH T>RIVATE T.^INDERG ARTEN MIS? ?. BRENDA HUNTER (Graduate of Auckland Kindergarten Assn.) WILL RESUME TEACHING TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I*. At her residence, 5 8 Clarence Street, Hamilton. Hours: o am. to 12 p.m. Tel 226 1 Prospectus on application. WOMEN’S NEEDS r~~ IFTH AVENUE CREAM gives a satin smoothness to the skin. Fifth Avenue powder adds warmth and vouth to natural skin tones. —Caro’s Great Bargain Store-. Ltd. ( •>, READ & READ 3 ACRES. 6-roomed house. : tatre. several outbullding-s land, Ideal Tor poultry etc.; dry. healthy urveyed into rant posses»y deposit. READ & READ, 10 Victoria street. phones 4388 Res.; 4159