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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 300, 9 December 1911, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. ' i ICING’S THEATRE, HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT AT ' TO-NIGHT ■ COMPLETE (11 ANGE OF I .- PROGR.'v.XiME. ! I ■" *■■-.’■"■ = mm -■ *- - ■ i THE MI MMX ' THE MI'MMX : (A Story of Real Life) i GAX’ TIME I.X ATLANTIA (IT t I GAY TIME IN .VILANTIA Cl I X I(A Howling Comedy from start'to finish) : OX 'HIE EDGE OF THE DESERT i MOO.XSHIXE AND LOX E I And several other Star .Anrai lions. (SI AL PRK ES. 1 li 1 (id. Booking Office. Hall and Son',. I OLX.XIPIA RINK. HASTINGS. "KVHNG. SKATING. "KVIIXG SKATING. TO-.X'IGHT. TO-NIGHT. I DAX' SESSIONS 10 to 12. Learners. [ 2 to 5, Skaters. I (i to 7, Beginners. ! EVENING SESSIONS I S to 1<1.15, Skaters. ADMISSION I 10 to 12 I -. im-'iiding llootage ami I 2to 5 (id. skat -s (i.l, floorag.' (id. | (i la 7 (id, including skates, floor- ■ . age. ami admission. > i-> 10.15 Admission: Ladies (id. j Gents. 1 skates Oil, | Hoorage (idi |>RINCESS THEATRE. HASTINGS MONDA’T. llth DECEMBER. [ r p R A NO(' EAN I ( pVX TE R T AIN - I ERS AND BELLRINGERS. (Di'is-t from America), and featuring j MARTENETTI AX'D GRO<SI. The Greatest of all Novi It.v Artists. i.XADA MOKE!' NADA MORE! A Real Entertainer. Quaint ' A mu,ing X ersatile ! I THE WORLD'S TRIO, Pantomimists and Bellringers, introducing their Paradise Chimes, the sweetest inii.-ic on mirth. PEARLE GILSON. FRED WALLSON. VERNE. Rl'BY MAYO. THE HAREM [GIRL, truly a Groat Combination, who [ have made Loth Hemispheres ring with i laughter and enjovmetit. I'Rlt'E’-. 3 -. 2 1 . ill's Plan. I Hall's; no extra charge. H. B. FORD, Manager on Tour. HASTINGS ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. I p? IN A L £ON(' E R T '[ 1911 SEASON. PRINCESS THEATRE. HASTINGS. TI ESDAY. DEC . 12th. AT " P.M. ORCHESTRAL M MBERS. : Overture. “ Poet A Peasant " (Suppe) i Graceful Dance (Sullivan) I Romance for \ iolin and Orchestra (Beethoven) [Suite (Ed. German) I Selection. “ Faust '’ (Gounod) I ‘ Ave .Maria " (Strings) (Honsolt) ! Sef iiad 1 (Schubert) j -i.’]"ction. “ Rose of Persia ’’ (.Sullivan) VOI'.XLIST - - MISS LARGE I Tickets at Hall’s, or from any of the I mmnbers. ! Box Plan opens to the public at Hall's ' mi Thnrsdav. Dec. 7th. at a.m. NOTE Extra seating is being provid si in the Dress Circle, so patrons | can rest assured that ample aecommoda- [ tiun will be available. i N. E. BRATHWAITE. Hon. S. c. 1 - ; 3 HEOSOPHICAL LECTI'RES. AJ3SS C XV. CHRISTIE, who ha.* lately ret nine.l from a two ami a half years' stay at the Theosophical Headquai t"l s in Indi::, w ill deliver two Lectures in Hastings: - !. •’ Do we R’turn to Earth Lifci(R. incarnation)," in the Borough I (’oiincil Chambers, 'TO-NIGHT at S. ill. "TWO Divine T'eacliers Jesus am. the Clii-i-t." in the Borough Coun- [ oil Chamber, on SI'NDAY, AT 7 I I Quast ions w ill Le an-werd at close Im 'To-Night', Lei-tiir.'. but not mi Sunday. Collci-tio:t to defray expenses. ( DDI'ELLOW"' HALL. XAPIER "( NDXX . DEi'EViiER loth. 7 I’ M IN"P!R Yi'KiN XL Add:. „ I.y HENRX [ i* X'K'TOR. ■' Death and Alter:! :\Vhat?" tollo-Aod by Clairvoyance. [ Com * and bring a Flow er. Last tvvt, ■ ! Sunday--. | y.V.HER AMATEI'R BONING I .'.SSIKTATION. !■ E('ONI) >EASON. i THEATRE RoX \L NAPIER IT i"D\X' DECEMBER I2t!. IDII I'RoE I.KJHTW EIGHT CONTE."T for £ 111 Pu:'-■>. A : ii!l< t.M’A IC'H . Gt . ’ XX ILI.IAM" i Pm-i oa i < Palmerston N . I Also i-'Ol'R I’Ol'l'S between 1,..,; : Local ami H B. Ali.ati-ur- for Gold' M -d-<l,. ADMi""IO\ "-..,g ■ i ■ - R. -■■■ . .-I t'irele am! Stall, 5 -. Dre*, Circ!" ! St ill- 3 Pit 2-. Dav Sal", ami Box I’.'.::: at J IL Ro,-.' .ci "th in*tani. R XV DAi,(.LEI"IE . MIS" WILS IN " I-!:.-* it km.-a ti tl.at TRENTON BOARDING A DAX SCHOOL "di >.‘.rri--<i on a» it'Ual. ami wall t .--..p.-ii m-xt terns war': a m-w and comp. -fat staff m mi-tr, yyANTED KNOWN, that you can ’ ’ g't a reliable Watch at H. G. P. Mortensen's. Hastings, from 10 6. I ( ." T ARRiX ED f.. a. tm Old Co.tntry, a splendid assort merit ot Chri-tma-s Cards. — Hart and Co., opposite P.O , Queen street. Hastings.