Amusements. 1 NG S. TO-NIG HT TON IGHT N T other Star PUK ES: 1 (i. 1-. (id. ~ pRINCESS THEATRE. HASTINGS. * -o T( >-N IG THE WANfJjgME^TEEPLECHASE, Corazon. , JIRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS? TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) jgrf) THURSDAY. SpenSql Attraction for Raciwrights. DirefckJfroni Fuller’s, PROFESSftaLKARLE’S^ROUPE OF EDUCATEIFTBUNIESJOOGS, GOATS. A.NIX|t||FO.NS. (The seen). THE IJpn)FJ<TiiL TRIO ’ (The TighWalkers and Rurfng Globe ManiptMjte.s). - The w ill present to the person who ■ pou®T’ritz the longest, and 30 - to tne UllF'in who rides for 20 seconds. ICES: 3 2-. 1 - : Children Half-price. )
pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTiNG?. Direction J. C. Williamson, Lt«. FRIDAY NEXT, At a Quarter to 8. X MH. JIC. WILLIAMSON PRESENTS ThJ Famous and ROYAL COMIC OPERATCOMPANY. Ini the Brilliant Mumeal Play, Or R M 1 s z G 1B B s ()' « M'Z G lBns With the i'ollowpng great Artists: BLANCHE BROWNE. . Messrs. Leslie jfolland, Andrew Higgitlon. Fred LesMe. C. R. Bantock, Fratfk Sterling, ColZi Campbell, Inn Maxwell, BIERTIE WRIGHT. .Miss's Cojniie MilnL, Gill. NelliejAViison, Caloiii, f Schilling, and I EJGHTY OTHER AR’rfsTS. I’HuCES: Dress Circle aid Orchestra/Stalls 6Stalls 3 fit 2,'-. Karlv Doors Stalls, (id exlra. /BOX PLAN at Hall’s. < / Show Goods. Hats, Blouses. I ndejskirts, etc., in Act I. supplied hy ROACH BROS. | . MAN<aTERI«I’ERE,:-''. OOL )N A NC E, FRii)Aryx*r (ith, Admissitfn: Conceit 2/-, Bojawl/-. 3jrs. Dunn. Pianiste. Hastings orchestral society. SECOND pONCERT REASON, o v lyll o PRINCESS THEATRE. HASTINGS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10th, at 8 p.m. ORCHESTRAL NUMBERS : Entr'actes Nos. 1 and 2, “Rosatnunde” (Schubert) Intermezzo, “ Aeriel ” (Hume) Gipsy Suit? (Ed- German) Yalse, “ Auge d’Amour (Wauldteufol) Selection, “ lolantlie ” (Sullivan) ARTISTS: Miss LOUISE CROUCHER (violinist?) Mr. FRANK CHARLTON (baritone) Tickets obtainable from Hall's, wliere seats may be reserved, or from any of the members. N. E. BRATHWAITE, Hon. Sec.
HAWKE’S BAY AMMeUR BOXING A.sspqf/rrioN. {JHjKI PIONSHIPS. PR Uk'C IWTH E A T JUii HA ST INGS. MfIfrNESDAY AND tHURSDAY. October 11th aill 12th. PROGRAMME WEDNESI) A Y. Preftßia r.v Bouts between leading Prices 3,-, 2 and 1-. h 0 THURSDAY. — Finals Championships. and Professional Contest : A. BROMWICH v. J. GRjIjFLN. . 15 3-niinute rounds for a pu£>f of L IdPrices 5 3 -. and 2-. A. ROSENBERG. Secretary. GOSPEL HALL, KARAM U ROAD. HASTINGS. Mr. r. miller, evangelist (late of Glasgow, Scotland), Will (D.V.) give ADDRESSES on subjects of the deepest importance to all, on the following evenings this week : TU ESDA Y, WE I )NESDA Y, THURSDAY A- FRIDAY, AT 7.30. A Hearty Invitation to All. EVERYTHING EREE. HAWKE’S yBAY JOCKEYXILUB Sl’li X G BE T ISV WEDNESDAY, lth. 191 I. FIRST iJcE p2.20. Z w. J. STRAIVIN.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 245, 3 October 1911, Page 1
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