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-DIXIELAND “BY THE SEA.” NEW ZEALAND’S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. TO-NIGHT Dancing 8.30 p.m. to Midnight. ADMISSION, ss. Phono 26-615 fop Reservations. ■ JLUJX SCOTS HALL SYMONDS STREET. AUCKLAND RETAIL SHOP HELP CHARITY By Attending this Popu/ar Dance. Always a Joyful Atmosphere. "YE VERSATILE PIRATES” Ladies, 2s. Gerrbs, 2s 6d MISS SPENCER Symondsville Studio*, Symonds Street. Phone 42-237. Private Lessons, by Appointment. DANCES, SATURDAYS, 8 P.M. Tuition Classes Monday and Thursday. The Studio has Ibeen redecorated and is now available V° p Private Dances, Etc. MISS CECIL HALL SCHOOL OF STAGE AND BALLROOM DANCING. REGENT THEATRE BALLROOM, Queen Street. Phono 42-554. Instruction In all the Latest 1930 BALLROOM DANCES Given by MR. CRAWFORD-NORRIS (London). And •MISS BETTINA EDWARDS (Traihed by Miss Phyllis Bates, Member Imperial Society Ballroom Dances. London) Exhibition Dancing. Rull Particulars. Classes. Etc., on Application. 1/ PER LESSON Violet Robertson. V * reg teacher. Lessons given with a guarantee of satisfaction All Dancing —Operatic (toe) Classical, Highland, etc.. L? test Ballroom. Room 200, Buildings, Wellesley Street