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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 74, 11 March 1913, Page 3

EARLY AUTUMN. W W WESTERMAN & CO. W W NEW GOODS AVe have now received Early Shipments <;!' New Autumn Goods — Per s.s. P. EMU EBA. 6 CASES Per s.s. TAINUI. Il CASES A STREAM of NOVELTIES SMARTSHOWROOM GOODS FOR AUTUMN SHOW AND EASTER. . . . W VV WESTERMAN & CO. W W WESTERMAN AND CO., HASTINGS.

EDUCATIONAL. ]lfß. AND MRS. MACDUFF BOYD •IYA ] ia v 6 resumed tuition in A’iolin, Pianoforte, and Singing.—Lyndon Rd., Hastings. jVTISS NEILL has resumed Drawing, L’A Painting and Stencilling Lesson* at her Studio, Browning street, Napier, j and every Thursday' at Ngaturi Tea Rooms, Market street, Hastings. JJERETAUNGA gCHOCL. Headmaster: Mr. W. GRAY, B.A. (Hons. Camb.) Terms and Prospectus on Application. gIGNOR gILVIO IJIRUDA, Licentiate of Liceo Musicale,' Salerno, Italy; Teacher of A’IOLIN AND ARTISTIC MANDOLIN PLAYING. EARLY APPLICATION NECESS’aRY. Studio Address: KENNEDY ROAD. NAPIER SOUTH (Next Greenfield’s Store). ’Phone 762. RAPIER JJIGH gCHOOL. v SPLENDID SITUATION IN AN IDEAL CLIMATE. EXCELLENT RECORD IN PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. PHYSICAL TRAINING CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. BOARDERS RECEIVED BY THE PRINCIPALS. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. Jvmior Pupils received and specially prepared for the Upper School*, Scholarships, etc. TERMS. ; Tuition. —Senior 9 guineas per annum; Juniors, Boys 8 guineas, Girl* V. and VI. 8 guinea*, Girls 11., 111., and IA 7 ., 6 guineas. Board, £4O per annum. Weekly Boarders (Girls), £3O pei annum. Illustrated Prospectus on application. pERCIVAL TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY OF MUSIC. (Pupil Garcia School of Music, Sydney), has resumed Teaching ih Napier. Also Orchestra open for engagements. Prospectus on application to P. ARCHER, ROOM 3. ARCADE, NAPIER. Private Address: 117 Marine Parade. 'Phone 8. P.O. Box 167. pERCI V.A L Who has had a large experience at some of the Leading Balls in Sydney, Melbourne and Wellington, having engaged tiio best talent procurable in Napier, is prepared to supply FIRSTCLASS MUSIC for the coming season. Orchestra from two to eight players. TF you wish your Children to enjoy -*■ and take a pleasure in Music, send them to | H G gPACKMAN Who has given upwards of 60,000 Lessons on the PIANO, VIOLIN, AND SINGING. If your Piano requires tuning, ring up ’Phone 534. If yon are looking out for a new Piano, dont’t forget that H G. SPACEMAN has an entirely new stock.

CHAPPELL PIANO SHOWROOMS, IIERSCHELL STREET, NAPIER. HASTINGS VISITED TWICE A WEEK HtKe 16, n?«. CJARLTON (JLUB JJOTEL, H tSTTNGS. SAM CHARLTON, Proprietor. A MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE HOTEL. Beer, Wine and Spirits of the Best. Christchurch and Dunedin Ales on draught. Bottling Cellars. Specialties: —Manning's ami Ward’s Ales, Irvine's Invalid I'ort Wine. McGaviu’s Stout. ALL ALES AND STOUTS AT WHOLESALE riIIUES. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Commodious Sample Rooms. Night Porter in Attendance. Telephone 133. QLARENDON JJOTEL, Opposite Post Office, NAPIER. ONLY SPEIGHT’S ALES ON TAP. BEST OF ACCOMMODATION. W. RE\DING, Proprietor. TORTFORD JJOTEL. E. A. GRENSIDE. Proprietor. This Tloiiso makes a specialty of stocking only tin* BEST \\ I.X h AND SPIRITS. The Cuisine is Hint >r able management. and visitors and families will re‘eeive every attention.