In eompli.'nce ultli the request/ t the Prime minister, rhe Sal ration Army throughout the Dnininian v.dl make to-morr >w a special .ia c of intercession c.i account, of w.t•• ami the serious ■■risis 1 hr.igi' v.hh'b < ur Empire is passing. A special public servii e of this character will be conducted by Adjutant E. 1.. Main in the Hastings Citadel to-morrow evening. Appropriate music will Im rendered by the Citadel Band and the male choir will sing ?The Soldiers' Litany." A cordial invitation is extended to all and song sheets appropriate to Ihe occasion will be provided.
You cannot afford to chance getting the right glasses. Better come to us straight awav when yon find your eyes need help. Wo ImkTiho highest diplomas for sight-testing.—-H. M. Bennett, F. 1.0., I’.S.M.C., Consulting Optician, Napier, and at Gillespie’s Pharmacy, Hastings, Tuesdays-.*
No good can possibly come of wearing cheap glasses. Injury may. Come in and let us explain tlm difference.— H. M. Bennett, F. 1.0., F.S.M.C., Consulting Optician. Napier and Hastings. Mr. E. A. Caerlyon-Bennett will be pleased to interview intending singing students at his Hastings studio, Tribune Buildings, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 2 to 5.30 p.m., or later by appointment.*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 429, 7 August 1915, Page 4
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