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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 54, 1 September 1926, Page 2

DANCING. ■ ■npHE NEW ADELPHI CABARET. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGBKE! At 9 o'clock. GRAND GALA NIGHT GRAND GALA NIGHT Special Decorations. Special Music. Specialty Dances by Miss Florence Hayworth and Mr. Phillip Lowe (pupils o£ Mr. David Deyitt). Novelties of all Descriptions. Subscription 10s 6d. The Cabaret is Closed to the Public TO-MORROW NIGHT. Ring 28-294 to Reserve. Tables for Other Nights. RODNEY A. PANKHURST, D. ERIC PANKHURST, Proprietors. ARCADIAN CABARET. Q.RAND OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER. Subscription: 7s 6d Double, 4g Singla--(lncluding Cabaret Supper). Reserves Tel. 20-006. ARCADIAN CABARET ORCHESTRA. JAZZ. THURSDAY. JAZZ.. EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, ABEL SMITH STREET. Gaiety Jazz Club will hold their weekly Jazz Thursday Night. Southern Havana Band, Lucky, Fox Trot. Come along and dance to the latest jazz hits. Ladies Is 6d. Gents 2s. Supper provided. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR, Teacher of Ballroom Dancing. DANCES Taught—Waltz, 1926 Four-step, Fox-trot, French Tango, English and American Charleston. Class Free (pupils only). Studio: Crown Buildings, corner Cuba and Dixon streets. Telephone 20-660. THE CONNOP SCHOOL OF DANCING. TUISS INEZ CONNOP. who has just te- ■"■» turned from Australia with the latest Ballroom Dancing, inclu" : Fox Trot, Waltz, French Tango, Charleston, is now giving instruction at her Studio, 36, Courtenay place. Classes and Private Tuition. Telephone 22-934. * SCHOOL OF DANCING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. I MISS MAY~MARRIS, Watt's Buildings, 250, Wakefield-st. Telephone 23-014. PHYSICAL CULTURE, Greek, Rhyth- ■*■ mic, Operatic, Toe, National, Character, and Modern Ballroom Dancing (including Fox /Trot, French Tango, Blues, 1926 Waltz,; and Charleston) taught. Juvenile Classes, Wednesday, 4 p.m., and Saturdays, 10 a.m. Adult Classes in Ballroom Dancing. Ladies' Classes in Physical Culture, Greek and Rhythmic Dancing. Private lessons by appointment. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. TV A V I' D D E V I T T (Sis years J. C. Williamson, Ltd) Teaches ALL PHASES OF CLASSICAL AND -„.■ THEATRICAL DANCING. MODERN BALLROOM DANCING, including Fox Trot, Tango, Walte, Charleston. Adult and Juvenile Classes. Private Lessons by appointment. STUDIO: TOP FLOOR PERRETTS CORNER (entrance 113, Willis street). Amateur performances produced. Tel. 20-290. MISS PHYLLIS BATES, Teacher of BALLROOM DANCING. CTUDIO, 63, WILLIS STREET (in ►-1 Gamble and Creed's New Building). Telephone 41-334. PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY, FROM 10 A.M. Classes— MONDAY, 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. LOYAL BRITANNIA LODGE, MAN- . ' CHESTER UNITY; TITEMBERS are informed that the follow•aL ing have been elected Medical Ciacers of the Lodge:— Drs. C. R. Childs, E. G. Joseph, A. Park, S. D. Rhind, M. M'Rae, and J. H. Beaumont.' Members must inform the Secretary, at once, in writing, on what list they require their names placed. G. E. GODBER, Secretary. WELLINGTON SHOW ASSOCIATION. WELCOME ART ~UNION DRAWING POSTPONED. T^HE above Art Union will be positively ■*• drawn at 8 p.m., in the Town Hall, Wellington, on TUESDAY, 7th September. The sale of tickets has now ceased. CHRIST'S COLLEGE. HEIST'S COLLEGE. Headmaster: THE REV. E. C. CROSSE, M.A., Oxon. One Junior Somes Scholarship of £60 per annum is offered for 4 years for a boarder under 14 years of age on the 'first day of December, 1926. A number of Junior Somes Scholarships, tenable for Two Years (1927-28), are offered (a) for boys under 16 and (b) for boys under 14 years of age on the first day of December, 1926. These Scholarships are of the annual value of £15, with the addition in the case of boarders of £15. Applicants must be Members of the Church commonly called the Church of England or of any Church in Communion therewith. Preference will be given (<;etefis paribus) to the kindred of Maria Somes, the Foundress, or o£ her husband, Joseph Somes. Subjects of the Examination and terms of Election to Scholarships can be obtained on reference to the Bursar. The Examinations will commence on 12th October. Entrants may be examined m the towns ■ in which they reside under supervision approved by the Headmaster. Applications, with Certificates of Good Conduct, Age, and Church Membership, also a statement if candidate is to be a boarder or day-boy, must reach the Bursar on or before 30th September. . E. R. WEBB, Bursar. Christ's College. DRESSMAKING. MISS C. BURK desires to notify her friends that she has commenced Dressmaking at Rooms in OUR THEATRE BUILDINGS, RIDDIFORD STREET. FURNITURE. CPECIAL Bargains in Bedroota, Dining*J room Suites. C. Bird and Co^ Ltd., j 138, Willia-st. " ...;. ". _ j