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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20729, 13 February 1939, Page 1

RUSSIAN BALLET rpHEATRE ptiYAL (ONE NIGHT ONLY) fJIHURSDAY JyJTGHT THE CELEBRATED C C C OVENT OVENT OVENT OVENT OVENT Rull!a> : R R L'SSIAN i:ssian US SIAN US SIAN Garden ARDEN Garden ARDEN Q.ARDEN 1> ALLET Pallet Ballet ALLET Ballet allet FAMOUS organisation OF 120 BRILLIANT ARTISTS Supported by Full Symphony Orchostrtf. in "CARNIVAL.” “THE SWAN LAKE.” and "LES PRESAGES,” the most Popular and Successful Ballets in the Dazzling Repertoire of the Company. Exquisite and unique entertainments staged on a magnificent scale by J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd., with the original Covent Garden costuming, scenery and lighting effects. COLOUR MUSIC DRAMA COMEDY DANCING SPECTACLE SEATS MAY NOW BE RESERVED AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. A. LL ]J ESERVATIONS /6 (Plus Tax, 13/10). Unreserved: 10/- and 7/6, plus tax. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. MEETINGS AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION—HAMILTON BRANCH. Monthly Meeting will be held in Citizens’ Band Room (at rear of Waikato Times Office), WEDNESDAY. Feb. 15th, 8 p.m. Business: General. R. P. SMITH, 407 Branch Secretary. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION M ARY MACKENZIE. L.L.C.M., Teacher of ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Pupils Coached for Public Platrorm Has NOW Resumed Teaching at the Studio. ARGUS CHAMBERS (Opp. C.P.0.), VlCtorla Street, Hamilton. CARDS A DANCING DANCE in Te Rore Hall on Saturday, February 18th. Hayward’s Orchestra. Popular prices. 430 NAWTON Tennis Club Dance, Thursday next. 428 SPORTS and Reunion; Old Fourths’ Fourth March; Steele »Park. Bigger than Ever. 74 HARRY STEVENSON’S SWEET 'pHYTHM pOYS WEET XV<HYTHM -L>OYS TEL. 1359. 3 DEVON ROAD. MODERN—OLD-TIME. ENGAGEMENTS. TEACHERS OF MUBIC , -yy yy-HITEHEAD. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HAS RESUMED TEACHING at the "STUDIO OF MUSIC.” Dalton's Buildings, Ward Street, M BOOTH. L.T.C.L., L.R.S.M. Teacher of VOICE PRODUCTION A ARTISTIC SINGING HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Particulars of Vocal Scholarship available on application. studio: 2 RAILWAY BLDS. HAMILTON. Residence: 25 Palmerston Street. SCHOOL OF DANCING G EO. EO. K INGSTON INGSTON SCHOOL OF D A TUITION RESUMED ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY. Ist. 275 A VICTORIA STREET. Hamilton North (above Clothiers). Phone 3393 TEACHER OF PIANO-ACCO. DION QSSIE OHEESMAN Teaches In DALTON’S BUILDINGS. HAMILTON, every MONDAY. Call and ask him about the Piano-Accordion. DALTON’S BUILDINGS IMPOUNDED T.M POUND ED in Waipa Public Pound, A l Fawn Jersey Cow. dry; number brand on hip If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on the 20/2/39. W. O’BRIEN, 435 Poundkeeper. WINES FOR SALE gELECTED QUALITY yyiNES In stock Tor weddings. Sherry and Cock tail Parties, etc. Orders executed for all brands of wines, spirit* and ales. COBBAN’S WINE SHOP (W. S. Dingle. Proprietor.) 11 WARD ST., HAMILTON ’PHONE 2967 ANIMftI.S FOR SALS COCKER Spaniel, purebred, 9 months.— Address. Times. 327 OCKER Spaniel Puppies, black and white; pedigree-. littlp beauties.—3* Charlemont st. Phone 2357. 329 Beautiful Fillies, Mares, Geldings, <£YFfrom South Island. all guaranteed. Prices reasonable.---Jacobsen, Dairyman. Hairini, Te Awamutu. 338 o.M. Ewes. <1000;. 6yr.. at Gisborne; all one earmark; 1 3/-. 450 2syr. Jer. Heir, delivery Mar.-April-May: £7 tos. 80 Extra Choice 2yr. Jer. Heir.. Te Kultl; delivery May; £B.—Gordon D. Matthews, Box 74. Hamilton. Phone 3195.

SPRI.NGI.NG Cows and lieirers; 24 Jersey Calves, good. £3; 1000 Gisborne Breeding Ewes, 6-year. 1 -ear nark. pick from 1 400 1 3/-.—Henry Brown, Stock Agent 1 hone 3goo. Hamilton. GET Your House Palmed by J. P. Goodail & Co., a better Job lor less money.— Phone 3618.