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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 205, 13 August 1912, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS Despite all wild rumours to the contrary. we are going to remain in th. ; 1 Picture Business. The Finest Picture ever shown iu Hastings: HONOUR THY FATHER HONOUR THY FATHER HONOUR THY FATHER For the last time ( I TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT i Bring your children to see it. Thet j will learn a valuable lesson. . ! KING’S PICTURE PALACE, j KARAMU ROAD. HASTINGS. | TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT ■ | Last Chance to see I BEATING THE BREWERY GANG ’ And ' ■ i THE INDIAN MAIL ROBBERY, A tale of a Great Detective. . | ’ And many more Good Subjects. 1 I QLYMPIA ' RINK, HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT Exhibition of the WONDERFUL DELINOS. America’s Comedy Wire Rope Walkers. 1 FANCY Riding a bike backwards and forwards on a slack wire. FANCY Balancing on a ladder unsupported without tin assistant. FANCY Balancing and juggling on the top of a chair on a slack wire.’ DELINO i all these things at the Rink 1 each evening. HOCKEY MATCH For Gent's Team, five a-side. Interesting! Sensational! Amusing! For the First Time in Hastings! A Hockey Match on Wheels. pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS. Direction J. dt N. TAIT. Manager A. W. BATISTE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY NEXT. 14th AUGUST. The World-famed London Entertainer : Margaret ARGARET VJOOPER DIVA OF HUMOROUS SONG. The Leading Entertainer of the Day. THE IDOL OF LONDON. MARG A RET COOPER’S (Record is well known. Her lame is j I world-wide. j 1 lor six years the Reigning Star of I London, in Australia, and now in I New Zealand. | She has proved a boom wherever she I has appeared. I Supported by her BRILLIANT ENGLISH COMPANY. Mr. H. SCOTT LESLIE (Actor. Raconteur and Humorist), SIGNOR MANZONI (the Artist of the Mandolin), Mr. HORACE WITTY (Baritone, from Queen’s Hall, London). Mr. CHARLES LA WHENCE (Accompanist). PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 5-, Stalls 3/-. Pit 2 till 8, and then 1 - (if room). Box Plan at Ball's, Day Sales at Cohen's. ROLANDSTA VELY, Touring Manager. pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS. JUST ONE NIGHT. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th. 1912. HUGO BROTHERS’, LTD. GREATER AMERICAN MINSTRELS. With the Original and Only BILLY KERSANDS. AMERICA’S PREMIER oft COLOURED ARTISTS. OV In a Unique and Artistic Performance. MAGNIFICENJ BAND& ORCHESTRA Watch for the Big Novelty Parade. GRAND FREE CONCERT In front of Hall at 7 p.m. Curtain at 8. PRICES: 3 - and 2-. Children Half-Price. No extra charge for booking. No Early ' Doors. Plan at Hall’s. Day Sales. Cohen's ~H/B. PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION. iNN UAL TtfATCH -A ItJL i To be held at ' • SWEENEY'S PADDOCK, HASTINGS. ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1912. CLASS A—Double Furrow Plough. Prizes: First £5 and medal £ll/-; Second £3/10/-, Third £2, Fourth £l, Fifth 16/-. Entrance 7/6. CLASS B —Double Furrow Plough. Prizes: First £4 and silver medal. Second £3, Third £l, Fourth 10/-. Entrance 5 '-. CLASS C—-Single Furrow Plough. Prizes: First £3, Second £2, Third £l. Entrance 5/-. Entries close at Secretary's office, ! Station St., Hastings, WEDNESDAY, ' August 14th. j F. C. HARTSHORN. Sec. I SALVATION ARMY, HASTINGS, j THURSDAY. AUGUST 15th, 1912. AQI VIC RECEPTION Will be accorded COMMISSIONER , RICHARDS at the Council Chambers, Hastings, at 3 p.m., His Worship the ( Mavor presiding. At 5.30 p.m.. a WELCOME TEA will be held at the S.A. ! Hall. Tickets 1 children 9d. GREAT j PUBLIC MEETING at 8 p.m. Colonel: Fisher, Brigadier Bray, Major Carmi-1 ichael. and Captain Suter will support j i the Commissioner. i FTtHE Best Place to get your Prescrtp ■ •*- tion disponsed is GATENBY’S PHARMACY, 121 HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS i <ll-night Service. Tel. 289. Onlj Omvlifiod Chomista amnlovnd JUST LANDED -Very nice hne of Peak Frean A Co.’s assorted I Sweetmeats, just the thing for the . theatre; net sticky, and only 6d pkt.- - j < HOVE Central Fruit Denot. Tel -t-4 1

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