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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 152, 13 June 1911, Page 8

A Maori woman, residing at Te Hauke, was committed to the Porirua Asylum by Messrs. W. Heslop and G. F. Roach, J.P., at Hastings this morning, after being examined business of importance will come de Lisle. I .... i | In sending out invitations in con-1 ; ruction with the Coronation Festivities at Hastings. ‘’Tuesday. June; ,20.’’ was substituted for ” Thursday. June 22.” We have been I asked to state that tin- invitations refer to the latter date. I 1 The fortnightly meeting of the [Hastings Foresters’ Lodge was held last evening. C.R. Bro. L. X. ! Holmes presiding. An invitation ‘ from the Oddfellows’ Lodge to a feuchre party on June 23rd was J accepted. A quantity of routine j business was transacted; The next meeting being the half-yearly one, ’ a full attendance of members is = requested, as a large amount of ; business of an important will come lup for discussion. It is expected that representatives of the district will be in attendance. Cr. George, has given notice to move at the next meeting of the Hastings Borough Council: (1) “ That the council take steps to the land necessary for J opening Karamu road from its prej sent terminus to Murdoch road ” ; |(2) “That the whole of the office staff and men employed by the council during Coronation week be granted a full day’s holiday on full pay on Coronation Day.” Cr. George will present a petition in support of the first-named notice of motion.

At the conclusion of the Hastings Harmonic Club’s weekly practice last evening, the members held a social, when occasion was taken to show appreciation of the services rendered the club by their secretary and accompanist, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Roach, who were presented with a handsome mahogany music cabinet. The club’s conductor. Mr. K. V. Hudson, made the presentation in a felicitous speech, and referred to the untiring energy displayed by Mr. and Mrs. Roach in the interests of the club. Mr. Roach made an appropriate response on behalf of his wife and himself. Musical items were contributed by Mr. and Mrs. Roach, and Messrs. H. Sinclair and Lambert, and after refreshments had been partaken of, a very pleasant function was brought to a close.

WANTED. Ac. Wanted Advertisements relating I to Labour, etc., Lost, Found, To ; Let, For Sale, and short Trade i Notices, not exceeding 16 words, ’ are inserted in this column for f One Shilling each insertion, or j Two Shillings and Sixpence for I Three, if prepaid. ITTTANTED—Improver for Cycle ’ v trade. Apply C. C. Willis and Co., Emerson street, Napier. WANTED (at once>—Horse work of any description, by capable man (good ploughman). Address, “Steady,” Tribune Office. WANTED Smart Boy for office. Apply Tribune Office, Hast’gs. WANTED for Nurses’ Home, a Housemaid.—Apply Matron, Napier Hospital. *

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