NOTES AND MEMOS.
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'•ii page - Citizens of Napier lire requested to attend special services of intercession on Sunday next A. Garix-tf. ai ehitevt, invites h-n--d ts i”t tin erection of brick premises lor th" Amalgamated Bakers, also fur tlx- ei'.-tion of a factory in Karamu it'.' I, Hastings. London. St‘-vv;irl mid < ■.. Ltd . <!iaattention to their regular weekly .-al" to-morrow .Saturday). wh<-n they will oft.-r several good cow-, pigs, horses, poultry, proditee, implement >, saddlery, hariies-. etc.
Mr. E. A. Caerlyon-Bennett will be pleased to interview intending singing students at his Hastings studib, Tribune Buildings, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 2 to 6.30 p.m.. or later by appointment.* Up to the age of 10 the imis<-les of I ho ey.-s can overcome some defects by training, but after this age the efficiency of these muscles l>e<<mies less, ■and glares must be worn to a:s-ist the ;-yes in all close work. -H. M. Bennett, l-’.1.0., F.S.M.C., London, Consulting
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 428, 6 August 1915, Page 6
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