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

I ENTERTAINMENTS, 4c ! “THE FIGHTING CHANCE” | At HAYWARD'S TJICTURES, AYW ARD’S JL ICTURES, I NAPIER. BIG FEATURE SUCCESS Of the First Importance. Brilliant Screen Adaptation of the Wonderful Novel by the distinguished American Author, ROBERT W. CHAMBERS: THE FIGHTING CHANCE the fighting chance a tale of a THE FIGHIING CHANCE woman who j THE FIGHTING CHANCE won against ( THE FIGHTING CHANCE Wine, but , THE FIGHTING CHANCE • married the man whom it vanquished. On her deathbed Stephen Siward promised his mother, though he knew how hopeless was his chance, to combat his hereditary craving for drink. The struggle was short; he was beaten and , became a social pariah, shunned by his fellow-men. Then he met Silvia Landris, who knew his failing, and hoped that she might save him. He had a “fighting chance” of winning her, she said, if only his manhood would assert itself. Even with her help he could not rid himself of the evil, and again he sank back into degradation. But this time he was to come back, and' with the strength to fight his hated and unscrupulous rival for Silvia’s love.. The fight became one of brawn and might, and took place when two men were locked in Stephen’s office. It was a desperate struggle, the sort of realistic fight which occurred in “ The Spoilers ” without spectators, and with both striving to kill each other. In addition there is a FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES: 6d and 11No Extra for Booking.

NOTICES. NOTICE. TVTOUNTED Rifle Horses will be bought at Hastings on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1916. PUBLIC NOTICE. [~[N and after Wednesday, November Ist, 1916. no permit to solicit contributions in cash or goods, nor to sell goods or flowers on the streets of Hastings will be issued to anyone under 16 vears of age. Bv order. W. HART, Mayor. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that it is my intention to apply to the Hawke’s Bay Land Board at its next meeting, to be held on FRIDAY, 10th November, 1916, to purchase for cash under the! provisions of Section 129 of the Land i Act, 1908, an area of about 2 acres, I more or less, being Section 16, Block IV, Puketapu Survey District (part Purahotangihia Block). RED CROSS DEPOTS. HfISS E. M. KING’S Art Needlework "-1. Depot, Emerson street; Miss M. WHITE’S, Milliner, Hastings street, Napier. Goods packed on 14th and 30th of each month. Parcels of cut-out work may be had at above addresses.

FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 29th and 30th November, 1916. OWNERS & TRAINERS are reminded that Nominations for all Events at the above meeting (including Aorangi Trial Plate and Maiden Scurry), also Entries for Oroua Stakes (w.f.a.) close ; on FRIDAY, 3rd November, at 8.30 p.m. I EDMD. GOODBEHERE, ! Secretary. j Box 45, Feilding. I THE WOMEN’S RATIONAL RESERVE gHOP NAPIER, Will be open NEXT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, In charge of Mesdames Sweetapple and Jowett. Prizes of 7/6 each are offered for Fruit Pie, Meat Pie and a Mince Pie.

. DONATIONS WILL BE THANKI FULLY RECEIVED. I BETTER THAN EXPECTED I ( ‘ WHE TYPEWRITER arrived in good i -■- order, and is a better machine than I expected for £4 10/-. I enclose the balance due —10/-.” This is an extract from a letter we have just received, and it speaks for itself. We have still several genuine bargains, and guarantee every machine in perfect order. Barlocks, worth more, £6 New Century, brief size, £4 10/Remington, extra value, £7 15/Smith Premiers, good, £6 Yosts, very clear tvpe, £4 to £5 10/WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 14 Brandon Street, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN. —We are showing new and up-to-date lines in Ladies’ and Children’s Requirements for the present season, including Ladies’ Emb. Voile Dresses 30/- to 55/-, a few stylish Pique Skirts 14/6, and the latest in “Jumper” Blouses, very smart for tennis, picnic and seaside wear, Children’s, Maids’ and Ladies’ sizes.— The “ LADIES’ OWN ” Outfitters, Heretaunga street (next Simmonds, Seedsman), Hastings. IW’URSE JOHNSON’S Up-to-date •k ' Nursing Home, corner of Hastings and Southampton streets, near Municipal Theatre, Hastings. Terms moderate. ’Phone 884. ZEALANDIA FRUIT <fc CONFECTIONERY SHOP (opposite Municipal Buildings), Heretaunga street, Hastings. W. G. WOODS, PROPRIETOR. Fruit, Confectionery, Greengroceries, and Cordial Drinks of Best Quality. The public are cordially invited to give Mr. Woods a trial. WESTERMAN & CO. for Horrockses’ Longcloths, fine assortments, hundreds of pieces, all numbers, 6/- to 14/6 dozen, special ranges 6/11, 8/G, 10/6 dozen. —Westerman and Co.