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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 295, 18 November 1912, Page 1

HASTINGS HM.JDAY A»OC1ATI()N BCSINESS PREMISES will close al 12 MJ.J.S SffARP, riIiDMNIRI. 2iJth i-I-1. s-HAKIISPEARIAN PAGEAN i. HAVELOCK NORTH. H. A MOSSMAN. Hun. Sec. riMIE OFFICES and Moris of the -*• ur.d •rmentiotied Merchants at Hasting. will be elus.-rd on WEDNESDAY. 2 'lb lust., from N«for tile Havelock I North Pageant. i Williams and Kettle, Ltd. j H.B. Farmers' Co-op. Association, Ltd. I !).■ Peliehel. McLeod and Co.. Ltd. j I Dalgety and Company. Ltd. j N.Z. Loan and Mer. Ag *ncy Co., Ltd. 1 RAPIER J.JIGH SCHOOLS. ' 'PLENDID SITFATION IN AN IDEAL ! CLIMATE. • EXCELLENT RECORD IN PVBLK EXAMINATIONS PHYSICAL TRAINING CAREFVLLY I ATTENDED TO. ' BOARDERS IJII' EIVED BY THE PRINCIPALS. 'JUNIOR DM'ART ME NT Junior Pupils received and specially prepared for the Cpper Schools, Scholarships, etc. I TERMS. I Tuition.--Seniors 9 guineas per ani num ; Juniors, Boys S guineas, Girls IV’. and VI. 8 guineas, Girls 11 , 111., I and IV , G guineas. Board. £4O per annum. : Weekly Hoarders (Girls), £3O per 'annum. Illustrated Prospectus on application 1 to the Principal. I Third Term. 1912. commenced Wed yV M - E y\ T niTELEY, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. 1 I have buvers of MANG AON E OIL- , FIELDS LIMITED SHARES. *MUTFAL LIFE AND CITIZENS I ASSURANCE CO i Life, Endowment, Sickness it Accident I Policies effected. t District Inspector - Wm E. Whiteley ' Offices: .LOCKYER’S BUILDINGS. NAPIER. i P.O. Box 59. ’Phone ‘2l. !O I C iVA". X. B l KCflEn AXD C°’ CARRIERS AND FORWARDING . AGENTS. HAVELOCK AM) HASTINGS. \ Make a Specialty of FURNITURE REMOVAL. Goodi and Luggage r'rij'ected and iei.ervd to ali parts of Town and [Suburbs daily. All Trains met. WOOD A COAL LN ANY QUANTITY. I ’Phone 213 (two rings). Our Addnss: HAVELOCK NORTH I J. N. OF TERP.ACE NURSJ'PJES. NAPIER Hit op-ned a Shop in the ’ FEP. R O-CO NCR ET E BUILDINGS, ! HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS i With a splendid range of ■PALMS. FERNS. ASPIDISTRAS AN], FLOWERING POT PLANTS. I The firm nre making a splendid dis'pl.iv of SPECIMEN CUT BLOOMS, PELARGONIUMS AND ROSES. Clients can book orders for planting ■ season. A BUSINESS SITE offering cheap, situate in the coming locality. [There’s money in it. —See J. A. Miller, > Auctioneer, Hastings. i YOU can save money bv getting vour I FURNITURE from us. i rpOMBS AND QRUBB, [ The New Showroom, QUEEN STREET. HASTINGS. J.JERBERT AND QO , j LADIES’ .t GENT’S TAILORS, I DYERS AND CLEANERS. MARKET SI REET, HASTINGS ' (Opposite Public Library). 1Y AXIE,) KNOWN.—We dye and] ’ ’ clean anything and every thing, j Panamas and Hats cleaned and re-1 blocked. Alterations and Repairs in | all branehex neatly done. Our Best I | Suits to order, HI - [ ELI-.UTRD AKSF.xATE OF LEAD, j MOST etfeitr.e and reliable. Sold in powder or past.- torui. .bead arthit: .‘TMMonds ltd . I I 5... ,L:m- 1 and FloriM>. | EMERst.N WtREET. NAPIER. |

ANGLO-MEXICAN (due about Dec. i 12), sailed on September 21, via A us-1 traiian ports and Auckland. (A A- A. Line, agents ) HARPAGUS idee about January 5)., sailed on O< tober 19. via Australian ports and Auckland iTyser Line. : igents. WITHIN WIRELESS RANCE. ; Wellington. Nor. 1?. [ The tolloning ves-jels are within wireless range: — M...i"... Moeraki. l .1.:.,i- ! roa. Mabetio and Mr.unganui. WEATHER FORECAST. The (Inrei-nniet.t Meteorologist’s forernst for the ■ hours fioni 9 am. this lay i> ns follows: — to g..d<- southerly winds. ve.--r--in- i,v s-intli c> easterly, and decreasing. •Th.' u eat !?■:■ v. ill probably jirove squally with heavy slice e.s. but then? is a :j:-i /-p.? t -in 1 ' weather, with bright ■i> s rd mil nights following. The : liar-iiiu-ti-r is rising, and after about 4" ■ hours there will be a very high baroI metric pressure.