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tsra AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS 48th ANNUAL EXHIBITION. Kitchener Hall. Kitchener Street. THE FINEST ART EXHIBITION SEEN IN AUCKLAND FOR YEARS. HOURS —Monday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Frrday, 12 noon to 5 p.m. and 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. ADMISSION, Is. ART UNION DRAW, JUNE 11. TICKETS AT GALLERY. SAFETY FIRST. —Plymouth Beauty, Plymouth Quality, Plymouth Safety. Drive a Plymou.th and be Safe. DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. N.Z.’S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. Where Dancing is such pleasant and Comfortable Surroundings is Delightful. TO NIGHT—FINAL RACE NIGHT. Dancing, 8.30 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission. 7s 6d Double. The Famous Dixieland Dance Band, so popular for its wonderful music, will again render all the latest numbers. COME ALONG AND HAVE A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE NIGHT AFTER THE RACES. RING 26-615 FOR RESERVATIONS. DANCING Modern Ballroom Dancing of every Kind; Classical and Operatic; Callesthenics; Children’s Classes. Daphne Knight Studios 22 Khyber Pass. Phone 41-423. BALLROOM, Operatic Character Dancing Classes, private tuition Valeska's Studio. Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46-121, ELOCUTION J. F. Montague School of Speech and Expression 20-22 Swanson Street. MADAME IRENE AINSLEY, Pupil of Madame Mathilde Marchessi and of Dame Nellie Melba. Specially recommended by Dame Melba for Voice Production, Singing and Dramatic Art. 3 U pils prepared for Operatic Stage and Concert Platform. Studio—lo SHELLY BEACH ROAD. Herne Bay. Phone 26-830.

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