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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 240, 24 September 1914, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS Ac THEATRE, HASTINGS. Proprietors: Messrs. J. D. Rivers, F. 0. Hartshorn and R. F. Sorenson. Direction - W. Everett, Manager. [ TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT •A Programme that withstands all rivalry A Powerful Human Drama. Romance. Labour and Capital: —WHEN IRON AND STEEL MEET——WHEN IRON AND STEEL MEET— A series of Interest and Educational Values: MONKEY INTELLIGENCE The American Kinema cuts loose in coined v: AN EXCITING HONEYMOON The substitution of a bride is the cause of all the hilarity. Does everything happen right? Just wait and see! Pathe Freres excel all other Scenic Studies in : PUY DE DOME A Rattling Good Number of the GAUMONT GRAPHIC Which prevents you getting stale as to what goes on in the world. The laughter-maker de luxe. Keystone’s MABEL’S NERVE You start laughing at the first picture, and finish laughing in bed. PRICES AS USUAL. TTAYWARD’S PICTURES EMPIRE THEATRE, NAPIER. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT Star Featuring a Particularly Fine Kalein Play. A Grand Drama abounding in heart interest. Its Keynote throughout is Humanity. Featuring the. Great Favourite, ALICE JOYCE. Her first appearance as a Brilliant Dancer: —THE CABARET DANCER——THE CABARET DANCER——THE CABARET DANCER——THE CABARET DANCER——THE CABARET DANCER-* —THE CABARET DANCER— A Fine Number of THE TOPICAL BUDGET The Davis Company amuse you with THE NEW BOY ' A most humorous personage. K.B.’s Big 2000 ft Histrionic Feature: THE PATH OF GENIUS The sweetest love story. ♦ * « Lubin’s Latest Funniment: BUSINESS AND LOVE No end of laughter. * * * Pathe’s Travel Series:

SAMARAKAND AND ITS MOSQUES * ♦ * Pathe’s Great Star Comedy: WIFFLES GOES TO THE DENTIST Patrons will recognise possibilities for much fun in this title. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL. HAWKE’S BAY’ AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY’. Hawkes day qhow AYVKE’S ±5 AY OHOW HAWKE’S DAY QHOW AWKE’S ±5 AY IO HOW WILL BE HELD AT HASTINGS ON OCTOBER 21st and 22nd, 1914. £1697 OFFERED IN PRIZES. riENERAL ENTRIES close at the Society's Office, Tennvson street, Napier, on WEDNESDAY, October 7th. Ihe Secretary will be in attendance at Mr. J. R. Lanauze's Office, Queen street, Hastings, on WEDNESDAY’S and FRIDAYS to receive entries and subscriptions. Programmes and Entry Forms can bo obtained from offices of any A. and P. Society, from Mr. J. R. Lanauze, Hastings, or will be posted free on application to CHAS. DOUGLAS. Secretary, N a pier. A PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL will be held in the Fores- I ters’ Hall. HAVELOCK NORTH, on THURSDAY’, Sept. 24th. Gent’s 2/6, Lady’s 1/-. ■pOR FRIENDS ABROAD.—Hastings Book of 40 Views and Panorama, a work of art. Price 1 at Hall’s, Hastings.

yyANTED EVERYBODY’ TO TRY LOWE’S LOVELY BACON At 9ld per lb sliced. JJASTINGS JpiSH AJART (A. C. Watts, Proprietor). FRESH AND SMOKED FISH DAILY WHITEBAIT, CRAYFISH <fc OYSTERS In Season. Ring up ’Phone 149 and get your Fish delivered any hour of the day. rpHE “IDEAL HOME” School of -■- Dreswutting.—Classes held from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5. Gutting and Designing taught in six lessons. Dresses cut and fitted for 5-. Call any day for Free Demonstration at the “IDEAL HOME” DRESSCTTTLNG SCHOOL, Scott's Buildings. HERETAUNGA. STREET, HASTINGS. THREE GOOD WAR MAPS. IV Z. GOVERNMENT MAPS, full Av • details. 2 6' each; No. 2 Map, coloured and very clear. 9d each; the Pacific Map, showing Pacific Islands and where the Japs are fighting. I'6 each. First-rate Atlas, 13 each. Flags on sticks, 4d and 7d each. Patriotic Post-cards, Id. 2d and 3d each.— PRATT’S, Hastings and Napier. The Union Co.’s Mokoia arrived maru Bay and Gisborne, and sailed at 2 p.m. tor Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. Tiie Huddart-Parker steamer Westralia is due to-morrow morning from South Island ports via YVellington, and will leave the same evening for Auckland via Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay. The Union Company’s Kowhai leaves Dunedin on the 30th inst. for Oarnaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Napier and Gisborne.