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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 271, 1 November 1916, Page 1

HUMILIATION. I should be sorry, bitterly sorry, to see a ‘No’ vote on Saturday. Our men would suffer untold humiliation in the firing line. Within fortyeight hours after the taking of the poll the result would be known in the German trenches, and if'a ‘No’ vote were recorded, signs would immediately be put up saying “Poor Australians, your comrades have deserted you.”—Ex Sergt.-Major A. R. H. Wright, (Sydney, N.S.W.)

ENTERTAINMENTS, 4c The tt ing’S mHEATRE, HE JOkiNG’S X HEATRE, HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT At 7.45. TO-NIGHT NOTE—7.4S—NOTE I FOR THE LAST TIME ! THE GREATEST PICTURE TO DATE Read Every Word about “CABIRIA” “CABIRIA” “CABIRIA” Facts THE MOTION MARVEL Facts Facts OF THE AGE. Facts Facts A MIGHTY SCREEN Facts Facts PLAY Facts Facts that has astounded Facts Facts. Five Continents. Facts Facts In New York, London, Facts Facts Rome, Paris, and in Facts Facts Australia this Gigantic Facts Facts Photo Spectacle ran for Facts Facts months. Facts Facts “ CABIRIA ” IS THE Facts Facts MOST WONDERFUL Facts Facts VISION THE BRAIN Facts Facts OF MAN HAS RE- Facts Facts VEALED. Facts Facts SEE! SEE! SEE! Facts Facts I—The1 —The Hosts of Hanni- Facts Facts bal crossing the Alps Facts Facts 2 —The Burning of the Facts Facts Roman Fleet. Facts Facts 3—Storming of the Facts Facts Heights of Carthage. Facts Facts 4 —The Eruption of Mt. Facts Facts Etna. Facts Facts s—The5 —The Slave Markets Facts Facts of Carthage. Facts Facts 6 —The Temple of Facts Facts Moloch. Facts Read every word, and you will come to THE KING’S. Special Programme of Music by THE KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Box Plan at Hall and Son’s. Nimon’s ’Bus will, leave Havelock N. at 7.15 to-night, instead of Thursday.

QARDEN rpoOLS. Planet Jun. Seeders. Planet Jun. Wheel Hoes. Planet Jun? Horse Hoes. Parkes’ Green Label Steel Spades. Parkes’ Ladies’ Spades. Digging Forks. 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 W ILLIAMS & S ONS ’ LIMITED HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HASTINGS. TENDERS. fTVENDERS are invited for the forma--E- tion of about 17 chains of Street within the Hastings Borough. Plans, etc., may be seen at our Hastings office, where tenders must be lodged by Noon of November 4th, 1916. ROCHFORT, SON & THOMPSON, Queen Street, Hastings. I FINEST Creamery Butter fresh daily, I 1/5 per lb. —Only at Boyle & Co.’s, i Grocers, Hastings. | rpABLE Potatoes, 15/- a cwt; Seed,j 13/6; New Potatoes, 81bs for 2/6.1 —T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. I DININGROOM 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.' BAIRD’S Wonderful Values—Nurse and Schoolgirl Cloth, fast dyes, B|d, IOJd, 1/-; Navy Prints, fast dyes, 7Jd, 9fd, 10|d; Coloured Poplins, 2/6, 2/11. BAIRD’S Carnival Prices —Crepe de Chene. all colours, 6/11, 7/11 yd; Fugi Silk, 3/6, 3/9 ; Tussore Silks, 1/3, 2/3. 2/6. Don’t miss this opportunity. BAIRD’S for Honest Value—lien’s Sox, 3 pairs 2/9; Men’s All-wool Sox, 1/6, 1/9; Men’s Tennis Shirts, 4/3 up; Men’s Striped Shirts, 4, 6 up. BAIRD’S for Reliable Goods—Men’s Working Shirts, 3/11, 4/6 up; Men’s Felt Hats, 5/6, 6/6 up; Men’s Trousers, 8/6 up. Secure wants now. TJRIME Oaten-sheaf Chaff always obtainable from T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. TVTURSE DORA at 10|d, 1/- yard, also Sister Dora, both great washing cloths, for Nurse Aprons, Linen Dresses, etc. —Westerman & Co., Hastings. YYTESTERMAN & CO. for Hair • ’ Prongs, Dagger Combs, Slides at{ 9d, 1/-, 1/3, etc.; special Hair Nets on Elastic, Id, 2d, and 3d each. —Westerman and Co., Hastings. WANTED KNOWN: Our well-known Working Men’s Boots can’t be beaten at our price ,13/9. —C. Koorey, Hastings. AH Opportunity for Men! —Secure one of our Special Bargains. See Windows.—Dunkley, the High-class Tailor, Hastings. GTTOCKTAKING Prices, Cash only O this week. Whatnot Tables 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/-. —Christie, Queen street, Hastings. OW’S this Ladies: 320 yards Brocaded Crepes, double width, in -white, grey, tan, saxe and cream. Worth 3/11 yard. Oar Price 11 Jd per yard.—Thomson’s, the Bargain King. Friday and Saturday only: 760 yards Tussore Silks just arrived* from Japan. Prices 161, 11111, 2/6, 2 11, 3/6, 3/11 ; Now 1/-, 1/6, 1/11, 2/3, 26, 2HI.—Thomson’s always in it.

Friday and Saturday i only : 30 dozen Shearers’ and Butcher’s Undervests. half-sleeves. Worth 2/11; Out they go price, 1/6 each. —At Thomson’s.