Britain has shown that her women are entitled to vote, because they have fought a good fight, because their work has helped to win the war. Australia has yet to prove that women are competent to vote by showing that they can make a right decision, by showing that they can emerge triumphant from the greatest moral and intellectual test ever applied to the womanhood of a nation. —Professor D. A. Welsh.
Entertainments, &c. KING’S the Best TJICTURES ING’S of all -L ICTURES HASTINGS. g TO-NIGHT At S. TO-NIGHT ; L Douglas Fairbanks and Bessie Love in “ THE GOOD BAD MAN ” “ THE GOOD BAD MAN ” “ THE GOOD BAD MAN ” “ There’s so much bad in the best of us, And so much good in the worst of us, That it hardly behoves any of us To find fault with the rest of us.” Thrills, Gun Play, Laughter and Love galore. Various Additional Features: SUMMER TRIP THROUGH NOVA SCOTIA Scenic THE GUSHER Keystone Comedy THE WOMEN MUNITION WORKERS Paths Interest MUTT AND JEFF IN A BIG LEAGUE Cartoon GAUMONT GRAPHIC War Topical THE KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL. QARDEN rpOOLS. Planet Jun. Seeders. Planet Jun. Wheel Hoes. f 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. ] JJENRY yyiLLIAMS & gONS HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HASTINGS.
TENDERS. riAENDERS are invited for the fonnaJL tion of about 17 chains of Street within the Hastings Borough. Plana a tn., may be seen at our Hastings 1 office, where tenders must be lodged by Noon of November 4th, 1916. ROCHFORT, SON & THOMPSON, Queen Street, Hastings. . TALNEST Creamery Butter fresh daily, 1/5 per lb. —Only at Boyle & Co.’s, Grocers, Hastings. npABT.F. Potatoes, 15/- a cwt; Seed, X 13/6; New Potatoes, 81bs for 2/6. —T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. INING-ROOM Suite in leather covering, 7 pieces, cash price £6 10/-. —Christie, Queen street, Hastings. ROWN Spanish Onions, 15/- a cwt or 2d per lb. — T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. I>BIME Oaten-sheaf Chaff always ob- -®- tainable from T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. ANTED KNOWN: Our well-known Working Men’s Boots can’t be beaten at our price ,13/9. —C. Koorey, Hastings. AN Opportunity for Men! —Secure one of our Special Bargains. See Windows. —Dunkley, the High-class Tailor, Hastings. STOCKTAKING Prices, Cash only this week. Whatnot Tables 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, .9/6, 10/-. —Christie, Queen street, Hastings. mHE H.B. ACCLIMATISATION A SOCIETY offers a Reward of 1/6 per pair for the feet and right wing of Black Shags. R. D. ANDERSON, Secretary. MONEY to Lend Privately—£s to £25 —upon Household Furniture (without removal), repayable in Easj Instalments. Call or write, enclosing ■temp for reply.—L. W Ralkind 110 &>»»» •»*-«** ««•*>*>»• ’ MOTOR SNIP. aIH.P. “BIG X” (Excelsior) to be sold cheap. , Absolutely new. Original price £75, now £6O. Open for one! week only. X F. J. TONKIN, H.B MOTOR AND SPORTS DEPOT. HASTINGS ONCE USE MBS. EVANS’ jiOWERFUL For all Ailments requiring Embrocation You will USE NO OTHER. cfeM bv all feeding Chemists and Stores. ‘J/fl ’Phone 1135. NAPIER
ptRF-F.V FLY! Green Ely!—We have v> an absolute cure and guarantee satisfaction. Our well-known “ Katairilla ” makes your roses healthy and dean, and ensures fine healthy trees with perfect blooms. T „ T ™ n ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LIMITED, Seedsmen and Florists, tferftahnoa street ha stings ptDOUCESTER HOUSE, Avenue roa« vJT Hastings (one minute from Bail way Station). Mrs. A. Holland, Pro mrietress. First-class accommodation yiwl tabla: tar ma reasonable MONEY Lent Privately upon Household Furniture, Pianos (without removal), repayable by Easy Weekly Payments. —L W. Balkind, 118 Queen rtreet. Hastings. Ff GIVEN AWAY ! feUTAT’S what it means when I offer *JL Motor Cycles at any reasonable price you like to submit. All guaranteed in good order. Apply quick and jgak, first pick. HB MOTOR CYCLE AND SPORTS DEPOT, STATION STREET, HASTINGS. F. J. TONKIN, Proprietor.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 272, 2 November 1916, Page 1
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