ENTERTAINMENTS. &c. I pRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS. To-Night at 8. Last Screening oi F—l—V—E N—l—G—H—T—S F— l—V—E N—l—G—H—T—S Your Last Chance—take it! See F—l—V—E N—l—G—H—T—S F—l—V—E N—l—G—H—T—S To-night! See it while you can. ] Passed by Censor, free from Offence. Adapted from the Great Novel by VICTORIA CROSS F—l—V—E N—l—G—H—T— S F—l— V—E N—l—G—H— T—S For absolutely the Last Time to-night. USUAL PRICES—6d and 1/MATINEE TO-MORROW. Special for the Children. Huge Keystone Comedy: “ THE LION AND THE GIRL.” It’s brim full of clean, honest fun. “CABIRIA” IS COMING! MONDAY AND TUESDAY. “ CABIRIA ” “ CABIRIA ” The Greatest Picture on Earth. SPECIAL PRICES—I/6, 1/- and 6d. Plan at Hall’s. Sixpence extra to book EVERYBODY’S 1 HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT “ LOVE’S CRUCIBLE ” “ LOVE’S CRUCIBLE ” “ LOVE’S CRUCIBLE ” “BILLY VAN DUESEN ” TOPICAL JOURNAL TO-MORROW AFTERNOON: “ THE BROKEN COIN ” A thrilling film made specially suitable for Children, with a fine healthy moral attached to it, that Might is not Right. rp E N X I S . HASTINGS LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB (Incorporated). OFFICIAL OPENING FOR 1916-17. rpO-MORROW, gATURDAY, At 2.30 p.m. A hearty invitation is extended to friends and intending members to be presentrjIHE 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. ’JJUS gERVICE TO AND
(Connecting with Patea coach at Willowford). Leave Hastings for Willowford : MONDAY AND FRIDAY at 10 a.m. Return : TUESDAY AND SATURDAY at 8 a.m. Leave Hastings for Whana Whana: TUESDAY AND FRIDAY’ at 12.30p.m. Return : WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, 8 a.m. QRAIIAM AND Q.EBBIE Livery Stable, Coach, Cab and Motor Car Proprietors, i HASTINGS. ; 'Phones: Premier Stables 159, Tattersall’s 206. GTRATAGEM, William Hurst, Yorkshire Hero, and dwarf American Wonder Peas, new stocks have arrived at Henry Williams and Sone, Ltd., Hastings Branch PAPER TRANSFERS. pONSIGNMENT just arrived includes Nightdress and Camisole Tops, Roll Collars, Children’s Jackets and Dresses, Baskets, Sprays. D’Ovleys, Table Centres, Scalloping, etc. Mallard Floss and Fibrone in endless variety of shades. Real Torchon Lace in pretty designs.— R. A. STRANG, “Everybody’s ” Store, Heretaunga street. Hastings. A RSENATE LEAD.—Our well-known Electro Powder Lead has arrived, and sales are large, so get in early to secure your requirements of tliis wellknown brand. Only procurable from ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LIMITED, Seedsmen and Florists, HERETAUNGA STREET. HASTINGS
MOTOR SNIP. 41H.P. “ BIG X ” (Excelsior) to be ' ‘"V2 gold cheap. Absolutely new. : Original price £75, now £6O. Open for one week onlv. F. J. TONKIN, U U MOTOR AND SPORTS DEPOT. HASTINGS GLUGS ! SLUGS ! SLUGENE I—We have the finest thing procurable for slugs, named Slugene, and we sell it in tins, which can be either be applied dry or in liquid; also Aptenite, 6d lb, for slugs and wire-worms. Phone 619 ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LIMITED, | Seedsmen and Florists, j nERET A(TNG A STREET. lIA STTNGS ONCE USE MRS. EVANS’ j pOWERFUL QINIMENT For all Ailments requiring Embrocation You will USE NO OTHER. Sold by all leading Chemists and Stores. I’rico 2/6 ’Plume 1135, NAPIER pREEN FLY’ Green Fly!—We have V* an absolute cure and guarantee satisfaction. Our well-known “ Kataikilla” makes your roses healthy and 'clean, and ensures fine healthy trees I with perfect blooms. ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LIMITED, Seedsmen and Florists, HERETAUNGA STREET. HASTINGS i ■ MEN’S Strong Dungarees, grey 4 6, brown 5/11, striped 4.6; doublefront and double-seat Dungarees 5,11, Blue Dungarees 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, doublefront 5/11. —Westerman and Co. | AINTERS’ OVERALLS 2/6, Coats 2/11; Carpenters’ Aprons 1/9 I'll, Cooks’ Aprons 1/11, Shearing Singlets, navy, all wool, without sleeves ; [4/11, 5/6; Plasterers’ Bib Overalls 5/6.. —Westerman and Co., Hastings. j JOB~ LOT of Sample Hats ranging from <s'll to 13 6. to clear 5'6 each ; Brown Bib Overalls 7 /6, Harvest Hats i!d, 9d, i,-. Men’s Straw Work-, ing Hats 1,6 —Westerman and Cc
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 267, 27 October 1916, Page 1
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