KAISER VETOES THE TANGO.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1911, 20 November 1913, Page 7

KAISER VETOES THE TANGO.

, :—« OFFICERS ORDERED NOT TO DANCE IT.By Telegraph—Press Association—OoDyritrht "Times"—Sydnoy "Sun" Special Cables. Berlin, Novembor 18. The Kaiser has put a sort of veto on the tango.dance. A Cabinet order has been issued that officers in army and navy uniform snail not dance the tango, the one-step and the two-step, and must avoid private houses where these are performed. As officers always wear uniform when.at private balls, this means that the tango is practically banished, oxcept at places of amusement. "Dennis" Commercial Motor Vehicles.— Messrs. Inglis Bros., the well-known Motor Importers, of Wellington, have recently been appointed Agents for Dennis Bros., Ltd., the oldest motor manufacturers in England. Over 3000 of these commercial vehicles already in use. Dennis Bros, are Contractors to the War Office, India Office, Crown Agent for the Colonics. The manufacturers of tho "Dennis" are the pioneers of the worm drive rear, axle (Patent 322-1). Char-a-bancs for 18 to 32 passengers. Delivery vans and lorries for loads of from 1 to 5 tons. Wo are also agents for "Stuart" Commercial Vehicles. Write for full specification and prico. list. Catalogues post free to any address. Fullest information supplied on request. Inglis Bros., 2-1-26 Harris Street, Wellington.— Advt.