It seems a startling thing to contemplate. th«t when only such a small perc.ntage of our people have volunteered it should be fourid n.cessary so so„n to introduce compulsion among a race with such a record for honour and chivalry as ours boasts, and which recalls with pride the deeds of th. m.n from whom they sprung, but whose deeds they ♦car to emulate, though the caus. be more urgent and the is»ues vaster than their puny minds can grasp.— Extract from a soldier's letter.
ENTERTAINMENTS. Ac. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY r A Picture for Wives! | A Picture for Husbands' j? And for those who intend to Marry! At The things hhheatre, HE JX-ING’S X HEATRE, HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT BESSIE BARRISCALE, " The Attractive Girl." BESSIE BARRISCALE, In the Brilliant Four-part Drama by the Inee-Triangle Co.: JEALOUSY Or JEALOUSY JEALOUSY " The JEALOUSY JEALOUSY Green JEALOUSY JEALOUSY Swamp." JEALOUSY “ The heart of a jealous woman is as an evil green swamp that chokes the blossoms of faith, love and happiness.” Tense Situations—Dramatic Surprises. A Novel Plot —Splendid Acting. A Play YOU will like! BIG SUPPORTS. Physical Education —Slow Photography. Royal Flying Corps —The Army’s Eyes. A Bright Cornedv—Beautiful Scenic. And THE PATHE GAZETTE. SEE PAGE SIX For Monday and Tuesday’s Programme. RARDEN qpOOLS. Planet Jun Seeders. • Planet Jun. Wheel Hoes. Planet Jun. Horse Hoes. Parkes' Green Label Steel Spades. Parkes' Ladies' Spades. Digging Fork? Potato Forks. Hay Forks. Hay Rakes. Rivetted-back Scythe Blades. Scythe Handles. Scythe Stones. Reap Hooks. Pruning Shears. Short-handle Weeding Forks. Garden Trowels. Gardening Gloves. Lawn Mower Grass Catchers. Rakes. Hoes. * TTENRY WILLIAMS & SIGNS T LIMITED HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HASTINGS TENDERS. LOMAS SETTLEMENT - HASTINGS. fTVENDEH- v;i! ! , . f-r'd at this office up Ttli :. a > ■ C-AILJIPX' 4th Nov.-’-dai-r, 19IC ■;,• l>.- >t k ntid metalling of streets in tho aMv--s« t.ami -peciik-atiirn■ may be -••••n at th'- ,n«« .«.ud ai-o a the Berov,.’ Cvu’ .! C:..u..i<-' Hastines. TL«- .■.•.• e- - W. L. NEWNHAAI, Acting Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Napier, October 16th, 1916. FTIENDERS are invited for the formation of about 17 chains of Street within the Hastings Borough. Plans, etc., may be seen at our Hastings office, where tenders must he lodged by Noon of November 4th, 1916. ROCHFORT, SON A THOMPSON, Queen Street, Hastings. POISONED WHEAT for Sale -T. Clarkson, Ltd.. Hastings. ’T’ABLE Potatoes, 15 - a c-’t; Seed, 13,6; New Potatoes, 51b? tor 2/-.— T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. T'hINLNG-ROOM Suite in leather covering, 7 pieces, cash price £6 10/-. —Christie, Queen street, Hastings. BROWN Spanish Onions, 15,- a cwt or 2d per lb. —T. Clarkson, Ltd.. Hastings. 3 BEAUTIFUL White and Brass Bedstead Models, very artistic. — Cassin's, opp. P. 0., Hastings. jORIME Oaten-sheaf Chaff always obtainable from T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. yy ANTED KNOWN: Our well-known ” Working Men’s Boots can’t be beaten at our price ,13,9. —C. Koorey, Hastings. STOCKTAKING Prices, Cash only this week. Whatnot Tables 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9.6, 10.-.—Christie, Queen street, Hastings. < fIATEN SHEAF CHAFF!—You can get the very best from T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. VVANTED. Motorists to remember ” that we stock Benzine. Motor Accessories and Goodrich Tyres.—T. Clarkson. Ltd., Hastings. STOCKTAKING Priced.—Axtninster Square, 9ft a 10ft 6in, £7 15;- for £6 17/6; Tapestry Square £3 2,6, pretty fawn £3 8 6. —Christie, Queen st., Hastings. ■ TT’S not too late to plant seedlings for Summer and Autumn Blooms. We have a choice collection just suitable for transplanting.—T. Clarkson. Ltd., Hastings. _ I r |’HE MARVEL POLISHING AltiE is the greatest labour-saving device on the market. Try one. You will then recommend it to all your friends. Stocked by the HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LTD . Brought right to your door by H. C. RUSSELL. ALL those Delicious CONFECTIONS 1 made from pure ingredients by the, well-known firm of I KIRK AND MARKS. I Onatitv Paatrvj-<»<A« JpiPEB AND OJ., • PORT AHURIRI. j Manufacturers of Horse A Cow Covers,, Oilskin Coats, Tarpaulins, Tents, Covers j of every description, Nets, Twine, Rope and Ship Chandlery always in stock ON Ek to bend —£1 to £25, upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable Easy ( Week;/ Instalments.— L. W. Hslkind 1 IP atrMt ANTED KNOI’N ; We can fit gents for Suits. Boots and Het for 55.-. -l! Euorey. Hastings
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 268, 28 October 1916, Page 1
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