y RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH, Hastings (Presbx terian). —A uni versary Services to-morrow at 11 a.m. and < p.m. Rev. J. A. Asher will take services. E»LE\ r 7iHURCHrHASTI N G S .— Rev. T. J. Wallis. 11 a.m., “ Satan’s Devices ” ; 7 p.m., “ The World’s Tragedy.” O TORTFORD MISSION HALL, Hastings.—Sunday School 2 p.m., Service 3.15 p.m. Speaker, Mr. 11. Ewart Barley. All cordially invited. B“ APTIST CHURCH, Karamu Road, Hastings.—Rev. H. B. Hughes, M.A. 11 a.m., “The Light of the Lord ” ; 7 p.m., “ The Remedy foi Life’s Fever.” A welcome to ail. qTlvaiton^rmyThastings .— D Sunday, Oct. 2: th. / a.m.. Prayer Meeting; il a.m., Holiness Address by Mrs. Sansom; 3 p.m., Free and Easy; 7 p.m., Salvation Address by Captain Lamberton. All welcome. Books provided.
fMIURCH OF CHRIST, Old Library, Market Street, Hastings, 11 a.m. ALC?A., HASTINGS. — MEN’b • MEETING, Sunday Night at 8.15. Speaker, Rev. H. B. Hughes, M.A. Subject, “ Power of Thought.” Chanman, Mr. C. G. Cunnold, Ring up ’Phone 406 Y. J}ILLISBERG JJAIRY, NEAR LONGLANDS SALEYARDS, FOR MILK. SEPARATOR BUTTER, AND CREAM. J. P. ANDERSON AND CO. LA RO YALE, the earliest potato ye known. Crops in about 8 week; from planting. Extensively planted n the Channel Islands, which is the honn of the early potato for the Covent Gar len Market. Only procurable at Arthu Simmonds. Ltd., Emerson St.. Nap»et AH TOO removed to Emerson street, next to J. Black’s and Beiesford and Roberts, Ltd., Napier. Cheap Chinese White Robe, 21in width, 1/6 vard, Coloured Silk 1/9 yard, Tussore Silk, 34in width, 2/6 yard. SADDLES for the Show.—We have a large stock to suit all requirements, it the very lowest prices in Hawke’s Bay. Call at the Shop with the Big Grey Horse, or send for Catalogue ant "SPACEMAN’S, LTD., NAPIER. CHICKO,” the famous food fochickens, obtainable from al grocers, and from the manufacturer, t'. Clarkson, Horetannga street, HastHIRES, newest patterns, suitable for summer wear, English and Colonial —You will get the best at Carlson and McGoldrick’s, Hastings. |)UC}iESS C h ESIS . FINE’DISPLAY. Wonderful Value, TOMBS AND GRUBB’S New Showroom, QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS r'-'.-' IS our ’Phone Number. Ring aoo us up for Newest Books Daintiest Stationery, Quaintest Toys, Smartest Dolls, New Photo Frames Latest Postcards. Bock your orders for Xmas Numbers. j PRATT’S, Booksellers, Stationers, Ac.. [ Hastings and Napier. ! SITTINGS, Day-old Chicks, Brooders. I® White Leghorns: Mumby’s Strain. [ 1911-12 competition winners (1464 eggs’); Browne's, second in competition 1(1447); Silver Wyandottes, full sisters jto Kennedy s Studholme, test winners Hl 111); White Orpingtons; White I Wyandottes (splendid winter layers).— I W* J- Driller, Southampton street East. , Hastings; Box 140, 'Phone 419; or Armstrong and Haining. Hastings. WHY pay tor tough and eow beef and old ewe mutton when you can obtain the best ox beef and prime wether mutton, tender and t’»r the same price at THOWFIiON HBOS.,
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 277, 26 October 1912, Page 6
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