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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 106, 20 April 1912, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. KING’S PICTURE PALACE, KARAMU ROAD, HASTINGS. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT WHO'S WHO IN DOGGYLAND (An Educational Film) PATHE'S GAZETTE (The latest news from the Old Country) INHABITANTS OF JUNGLETOWN (Described as wonderful) THE STOLEN CLAIM (A sensational Mining Drama) WIG WAG (A Bov Scout Dramatic Picture) ‘ DUDE COWBOY (A Comedy from the West) THE POISONED FLUME (Another Western Drama) And many mor? good productions too numerous to mention. Doors open 7.30, Overture 8 p.m. ADMISSION: 1/6, 1/-, 6d. pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS. —TO-NIGHT—-OUR NEW PROGRAMME.

HER CAPTURE THE OLD BOOKKEEPER HIGH-LIFE ROBBERS BOBBY PULLS THE TRIGGER. CIN EMATOGRAPH CORRESPON DENCE CASTILLIAN REVENGE GAUMONT GRAPHIC THREE OF A KIND TONTOLINUS FIRST PICTURE USUAL POPULAR PRICES. HASTINGS ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. piRST OONCERT. SEASON 1912. PRINCESS THEATRE. HASTINGS. THURSDAY, APRIL 25th, 1912. Vocalist: Sigr.orina DOMENICA MARTINENGO Orchestral Numbers: Overture, “ Semiramide,” (Rossini) Intermezzo, “ Cavalleria Rustieana ” (Mascagni) Three Dances, “ Nell GW ynne ” (Ed. German) Selection, “ The .Mikado ” (Sullivan) Valse, “ Wein Weib mid Gesang ” (Strauss) “ Aubade Printinere ” (Larcomb) “ Postillion d’Amour ” (Behr) Doors open 7.30, commence at 8 p.m. Carriages 10.15. Box Plan at Hall’s. N. E. BRATHWAITE, Hon. See.

TIA WK E’S BAY AM ATEUR BOX 1N J ASSOCIATION, HASTINGS (Reg I--GREAT BOXING CONTEST to i.<* held at PRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS, on TUESDAY, 30th April, 1912 (night before the H.B. Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting). Fifteen rounds Professional Contest, £4O purse and exposes, JIM MITCHELL, Millerton (Heavy-weight Champion of New Zealand, winner of the Mitchell-Ireland contest at Millerton on Easter Monday) >•. PETER THOMAS, Hastings (Champion Maori Boxer of New Zealand, winner of 12 contests in Australia). Preliminary Bouts between leading H.B and Petone Amateurs. Admission; -- Stage 10. -, Circle and Reserved Stalls 5 Stalls 3/-, Pit 2/-. Commence 8 p.m. sharp. Box Plan at J. D. Donovan s, Hastings, where seats may be reserved.—A. Rosenberg, Hon. Sec. NAPIER AMATEUR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. QHR YSANTTI EM UM gH OW, DRILL HALL, NAPIER, THURSDAY, APRIL 25th, 1912. CUT FLOWERS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES. HOME INDUSTRIES. Entries close 23rd inst. Schedules on application to J. H. G. MURDOCH, Hon. Sec. EXHIBITION OF LANDSCAPES? PORTRAITS and SKETCHES, bv MISS BALDWIN WARN and MISS DURRANT, ON VIEW UNTIL NEXT I RIDA). 26th inst., by special request, before being packed for Home, at ANTHON) ’S TEAROOMS, Heretaunga street, Hastings. pay for tough and tasteless cow beef and old ewe mutton when you can obtain the best ox beef and prime wether mutton, tender and juicy, for the same price at THOMPSON BROS., HASTINGS.

MAPTER FRAMING WORKS, Hastings street, opposite Caledonian Hotel, P. N. Player, for all kinds of picture-framing; best material and workmanship at reasonable rates. ’Phone 767. M R - G ORDOX H. G raxt PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, Is now at GATENBY’S PHARMACY, 121 HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS. THE GREAT ENGLISH PIANO. ARTHUR ALLISON AND CO.’S, the celebrated London makers. Cash or easy terms. CHAS. MARTIN AND CO., HASTINGS, are the agents for the E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., who are sole agents for New Zealand. T>RIME Canterbury Onions, l(d per lb., or 9/'6 per 1001 b bag.—T. Clarkson, Queen street, Hastings. ANDREWS <fc SON, Hastings, are "*■ *■ driving motor hiring harder than ever. YVANTED KNOWN that you can ’ ’ get a reliable Watch at H. G. P. Mortensen’s, Hastings, from 10/6. yu ANTE iTIsOWNT — Nurses’ ’’ Bureau; medical, surgical, and maternity nurses available.—Apply Nurse Nairn, Hastings. Telephone 190. T ET the public kno'" on are in busiU ness! Posters, dodgers, circulars, cards, etc., printed by Hart and Co. will answer the purpose splendidly.