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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20730, 14 February 1939, Page 1

RUSSIAN BALLET DESTITE HEAVY BOOKING THERE ARE STILL GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE rjAHEATRE JJOYAL (ONE NIGHT ONLY) rpHURSDAY J^IGHT JyTEXT IJIHURSDAY J^IGHT THE CELEBRATED COVENT n 1 ARDEN OVENT VJaRDEN CO VENT p ARDEN OVENT vTARDEN 00 VENT O.ARDEN SSIAN "QALLET USSIAN Russian USSIAN » USSIAN SIAN Rn RUSS USS BALL! ALU FAMOUS ORGANISATION OF 120 BRILLIANT ARTISTS Supported bv Full Symphony Orchestra in “CARNIVAL.” “THE SWAN LAKE.” and “LES PRESAGES,” the most Popular and Successful Ballets in the Dazzling Repertoire or the Company. Exquisite and unique entertainments stared 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. RESERVATIONS Jg/g (Plus Tax, 13/10). Unreserved: 10/- and 7/6, plus tax. DAY sales; 10/-. plus tax. will be available from o o’clock Wednesday morning, at Lewis Eady’s. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. RADIO Repairs, Guaranteed One Year. Phone 3754, Supreme Radio Service. 'ti Victoria Street. MEETINGS CARPENTERS’ and Joiners’ Union. Roll Ip. Thursday evening 7.30. Wattle Tea Rooms above Pascoe’s.—E. A. Waters. Secretary. 33 1 A MALGAM AT ED ENGINEERING UNION—HAMILTON BRANCH. Monthly Meeting will be held in Citizens’ Bend Boom (at rear of Waikato Times Office, TO-MORROW, Feb. loth, 8 p.m. Business: General. B. P. SMITH. 407 Branch Secretary. QLD ft* FOURTH WAIKATO?. To Lli ijes'eohdanfs of the Old Fourth Company the Executive extends a cordial invitation to attend a general meeting in Pearson’s Hall, 8 p.m. TOMORROW to discuss the coming Reunion and Sports. 472 J. R. HILL, Secretary. nPHE HAMILTON PHILHARMONIC A SOCIETY (Incorporated). The Annual General Meeting of members will be held in the Citizens’ Band Boom (rear Times Office) on TUESDAY, February 21st. at 7.45 p.m. Business: Report and Statement of Accounts; Election of Officers; General. —A. M. Winter. Hon. Sec. 469 CARDS A DANCING riNO-MORROW Wednesday TO-MORROW A RITZ BALLROOM Frankton Town Hall EUCHRE AND OLD-TIME DANCE Music by Arthur Peden’s Band Free buses. Arlmis. 1/6. We aim to please. VAWTON Tennis Club Dance, Thursday next. 4 28

SPORTS and Reunion: Old Fourths' Fourth March; Steele Park. Bigger than Ever li People sometimes do try other Floor Polish but they invariably come back to QUICKSHINE 20 TEACHER OF MUSIC J OSEPH G. C RAWFORD, L.R.S.M. VOICE SPECIALIST. HAS RESUMED TEACHING SINGING at Studio: 5 DALTONS BUILDINGS. Corner Victoria and Ward Streets. Hamilton. Phone 3535 WANTED KNOWN ABOUT those Cycle Repairs, consult Ron Porter, opp. Y.M.C.A. All repairs guaranteed. Agent for all English Cycles. Prices from £6 10s. Easy terms. 351 T° F FARMERS IN THE OTOROHANGA, TE AWAMUTU & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. WILLI A M SON’S CONTRACT SERVICE Will be in these Districts early in Feb. Your work solicited. Prices reasonable. T. E. Williamson, P.O. Box 214. Tels. (evenings), 167 4 and 287. GEO. BOYES AND CO. LT*\ Jj*Oß gALE £950. Mortgage. £6OO. with small principal repayments quarterly. Bungalow of 4 rooms and 2 glassed-in porches, with every modern conveniences, situated in handy position Hamilton East; good view, garage, etc. House now available so immediate possession can be given. Well worth inspection. Apply:— QEO. pjOYES & £NO., LTD., ALMA STREET HAMILTON. Phones 2215 Day, 3496 Evening. BUTCHEIS AWO FOR yyKEK-E.ND j J)R!?COTT A gONS, TIT' 1 Meat specialists. HOOD STREET. PHONE 2«74 / ul t >UI II .u,e I b> J » V* k a better job lor le s « uijQej - • uooe 3618.