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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 115, 29 April 1911, Page 8

THEATRE, HASTINGS A.B. HIS TRUST. A.B. And the Sequel, HIS TRUST FULFILLED. (A great A.B. masterpiece, showing a remarkable soul-stirring story). A WOMAN’S LOVE (Full of touching incidents in a woman’s life). A Colour-Sergeant’s Horse—The Tale of a Hat —River Valleys in Voorland—Drontheim—Cock a - cfoodle-do—Ceremony in Bombay. Prices 1/6, 1/-, and 6d. SACRED PICTURES, SUNDAY, 30th, in aid of widow of the late' Robert Fortune. Egyptian Markets —Marseilles—Modern Egypt — Money-lender—Scandinavia — and The Promised Land. JN TERNATIONAL Change of Programme To-nighrU Another of the famous “BisofJ* films, for which w*e have the exclusive rights: “A Red Girl’s Friendship.” ' “A Red Girl’s Friendship.” , Some great Comics:—Up-todate Pickpockets; Turning the Tables; Hank and Lank; His Father’s Voice.

PRINCESS THEATBB HASTINGS. Lessee . Mr. Alf. Linley. Direction of Mr. Geo. Stephenson. (Box plan now open at Hall’s, Stationers.) THURSDAY & FRIDAY NEXT,' MAY 4th and Sth. First Appearance in Hastings of George Stephenson’s New English Attraction,. ' . THE WANDERERS Musical Comedy Costume Co., Including the Brilliant London ~ Society Entertainer, . Miss Phyllis Hop wood-Foldi. i A combination of Artists of high. ; Artistic Merit. ' | PRICES:' 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. Jas. Morgan, Touring Manager. — — - - ■ a._ . / ■ T 'U, , Xf APIER AMATEUR HOBTICULTURAL SOCIETY. i CHRYSANTHEMUM ! WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd, 1911 J I CHRYSANTHEMUMS, I FRUIT, VEGETABLES. HOM® . • INDUSTRIES; ! Two Silver Championship Medals, j ENTRIES (’LOSE 29th APRIL. • i Schedules on application to — >. - i J. H. G. MURDOCH, Hon. Sec. ■ P.O. Box 35, Napier. | TO HHENDERS are invited for erec- | lion of a residence in HasU i ings. Plans and 'specifications can be seen at T. Clarkson’s Grain j Store, Queen Street. ' . MILITARY TRAINING. Tp VERY male inhabitant of New Zealand who on the Ist day of. ALirch, 1911, had attained the age of fourteen years or upwards, but had not attained the age of twentyone, and who is a British subject, and has resided in New Zealand for at least six months, is hereby ! required before 7 p.m. on the 2ntL I day of June, 1911, to fill in a prJ| [scribed form of registration in-ruP speet to military training under the Defence Acts, and to post- or deliver same to the Area SergeantMajor of the territorial area in which the applicant for registration resides. Forms of registration may be obtained at any Post-office or Police-station. Failure to comply with this, renders the person liable to the ’'following penalties under Defence Act, 1909, Pkrt VII., sections 51 and 's2:— “51. (1.) Every person who, |>eing required to register under Part VI. of this Act, fails to do so ■within the time and in the manner prescribed, or who without lawful excuse evades or fails to render the personal service required of him under that Part, is liable to a. fine not exceeding five pounds, and shall not be entitled to be enrolled as an elector under Division 11. of the Legislature Act, 1908, nor to employment or continuation of employment in any branch of the Government service. “ 52. (1.) Every person is liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds who prevents or attempts to prevent any person in his employ and required to serve in the Senior Cadets or General Training Section or Territorial Force from rendering the personal service requir-J ed of him by Part VI. of this Act,.j| or in any way penalises such last-*' mentioned person for rendering such service, whether by reducing his wages or deducting therefrom any money, or by dismissing himfrom his employment, or in any* other manner; “ Provided that this section shall not be construed tu requireany person to pay any his employ any wages for the’ when he is absent from the purpose of being Mie said Part.” . . - .