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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 156, 15 June 1916, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. &c. •yjTNICTPAL THEATRE. HASTINGS (.lean! Cosy! Comfortable ■’ Correct! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GOLD IS NOT ALL (it)LD IS NOT ALT. A Forceful Film Masterpiece. Featuring Octavia Handworth. Supported by a great cast of Screen Favourites. Lite's what we make it, Whether sunshine or rain may befall ; To procure the full joys that it offers. Remember that ‘‘Gold is not All.” Supported bv FATTY'S MAGIC PANTS A Keystone Comedy Scream. Featuring “Fattv” Arbuckle. THE BETTER WAY’ A drama of great heart interest. LATEST WAR TOPICAL, Etc. PRICES: Dress Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Gallery 6d. Children Half-Price. Plan at Hall's. No Extra for Booking. pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT. Broadwav Star Feature. THE SCAR ‘ In THE SCAR THE SCAR Three THE SCAR THE SCAR Parts. THE SCAR Featuring Harry Morey and Gladden James. A MIRDER CASE UNRAVELLED. One of the best, one of the most stirring subjects you'll see. From first to last this picture abounds in thrilling situations and keeps the audience in a state of excitement right through. See it TO-NIGHT without fail. Vet Another Star: ROMANCE OF A HANDKERCHIEF Featuring Maurice Costello and Leah Baird. A READY-MADE MAID Billie Reeves at his best. When things look black, a sparkling Billie Reeves Comedv is sure to brighten them up. GOOD SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. PREXCESS PRICES: I and 6d. lyj-UXICIPAL THEATRE, HASTINGS Sole Direction - Allen Doone. SEASON OF TWO NIGHTS Commencing MONDAY' NEXT. JUNE 19th. Return of the Inimitable and Y’ersatile Actor and Vocalist, ALLEN DOONE ALLEN DOONE And his Favourite Dramatic Company in the beautiful Dramatic Gem: Hear MOLLY' BAWN Hear Doone MOLLY BAWN Doone Sing! MOLLY BAYYN Sing! Exquisitely Staged, Beautifully Mounted, and interpreted by a Brilliant Company. TUESDAY. JUNE 20th: -THE PARISH PRIEST - THE PARISH PRIEST Hear Doone Sing! THE PARISH: PRIEST A Drama of Soul-stirring Interest. PRICES: 5 -. Reserved Stalls and Dress Circle; Back Stalls, 3'-; Gallery, 2.-. late door 1. -. Plans at Hall and Son's. Day Sales at Cohen’s. PNG LAND expects every Man and Woman to do their dutv on SATURDAY NEXT. rpHE H.B. ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY offers a Reward of 1/6 per pair for the feet and right wing of Black Shags. R. D. ANDERSON. Secretary. AFTERNOON AND MORNING TEAS. AND TyjARKS SPECIALISE. Ladies, do you want your At .Homes to be appreciated and talked about? Then RIN'G 642 for our boxes of FANCY' CAKES. SCONES, PIKELETS Ac. for the Afternoon Tea. DELIVERED ANY'YVHERE IN TOYVN 2- and 3.-. ONLY* FROM US Can you obtain such Quality.

MTISSES MACKAY AND POWER, next Cunnold’s, Heretaunga st. E. Hasting*. 1 LADIES’ And CHILDREN’S UNDERCLOTHINC., GIRLS’ JERSEY DRESSES. FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS from 6/11; Italian Cloth Aprons 2 11, Wheeling Wool, Fancy Goods, etc. “Ideal Home'’ System of Dressmaking taught.

"jl/TONEY Lent Privately and in TA Strictest Confidence unon Annrov--xl Note of Hand. Also unon Household Furniture. Pianos (without removal), repayable bv Easy Weekly Payments Enclose stamu for reply.—L. W. Balkind. 119. Queen street, Hastings OPENING NOTICE. MRS. A. DUNN begs to notify the public of Hastings that she has opened a Confectionery Business in shop formerly occupied by Gatenby, Chemist, Heretaunga. street (opposite Douglas’ New Theatre). Hot Pies and Coffee and Cordials at all hours.

-j LEAVES Best Bank Paper J-’’” Writing Pads, 6d each: 75 good Envelopes for 1-; SO pages School Pads. 4d each; the Active Service Companion containing writing tablet of bank paper, opaque envelopes, and lead pencil, 6d each : the Colonial Scribbling Pad, containing 60 leaves, 3d each. AH other Stationery equally cheap.— PRATTS, Booksellers and Stationers, Napier and Hastings.

TREES I TREES J TREES I—Come along and book your order for Trees you require. You can plant them any time now, and we guarantee to select you the best. Prices same as all nurseries.

ARTHUR SIMMONDS. LIMITED, Seedsmen and Florists, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS

" M Rs; P. A. L ocxt> ’ LADIES’ OUTFITTER, (Opposite Caledonian Hotel). HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER Coats, Costumes, Skirts, Underskirts, and Millinery, latest models, all at specially reduced prices. Ladies' Tailoring "and Dressmaking Department under Miss Wainscott, late of Ballantyne's, Christchurch. Fit and Style guaranteed

WANTED to Lend, £1 to £25, upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable Easv Weekly Instalments. —L. W. Balkind, 119, Queen street, Hastings.