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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 349, 7 February 1917, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. Ae. JQVERYBODY’S GERALDINE FARRAR GERALDINE FARRAR GERALDINE FARRAR In a Five-Act Drama: “TEMPTATION” “TEMPTATION” “TEMI TATION ” “TEMPTATION” “TEMPTATION” “TEMPTATION” Some big scenes taken in the METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. Two Fine Comedies: “ROMEO OF THE COAL WAGON” “ ROMEO OF THE COAL WAGON ” And “NANNY GOAT ON THE RAMPAGE” “NANNY GOAT ON THE RAMPAGE” NOTICES. A GENERAL MEETING of the Women’s National Reserve will be held TO-MORROW EVENING at 7.30, in the Cub Rooms over Everybody’s Theatre, Hastings. M. E. HILL, Hon. Sec. " ’ A FTER this date I shall not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name.—W. H. STAFFORD. 7th February. 1917. SPECIAL APPEAL. Trustees of the above Homes ask for the generous support of the Hastings Public on Saturday next, the 10th inst, when a street and house to house collection will be taken up in support of the Homes.

HAWKE’S BAY LIBERAL LEAGUE

A MOST IMPORTANT MEETING J - x - of the above will be held in St. Andrew’s Hall, Market st., Hastings, on THURSDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock, when it is urgently desired that all members and friends will make a special effort to be present. SYDNEY MARTELL, President. CLIVE GRANGE SALEYARDS CO., LIMITED. A MEETING of the Shareholders in the above Company will be held at the Office at the Company’s Yards on FRIDAY, February 9th, at 7.30 p.m. Business important. H. HICKLING, Secretary. TO THE CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS OF HAWKE’S BAY. r rHE Napier Waterside Workers re- -*■ fuse to load meat and wool aboard the Imperial Government vessels, of which one has been lying at anchor four days’ idle. Every day’s delay in the despatch of overseas shipping means great advantage to the enemies of the British Empire and the Allies. Are you going to allow one section of the community to block the working of the Court and embarass the authorities ? COME AND HELP! Free labour will be enrolled from 7.30 a.m. on Thursday morning, the Sth inst. and subsequent mornings at Messrs. Richardson and Co.’s office at Port Ahuriri to work the cargoes of the vessels in port. Rate of wages and conditions of work will be those of the present Napier Waterside Agreement. HAWKE’S BAY EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION. W. T. MITCHELL, Secretary. RED CROSS LIST?

Ilf RS. PUSCHEL wishes to thank the following donors for their kind support for the Red Cross on Saturday last: Mrs. Stead, Flaxmere; Mr. R. M. Turnbull, Kereru ; Mr. Campbell, Redlands ; Air. McDonald, Puketapu; Mr. Geo. Wall, Sherenden; Mrs. O’Dowd, Crissoge; Returned Soldier; F. M. Nelson, Whakamarumaru; Mr. Beamish, Whaiia AA’bana: Air. Tddhunter; Air. Donnelly, Crissoge; Mr. Doherty, Ohiti; Air. Puschel, Airs. T. H. Lowry, Mr. AV. Nelson, Mrs. Gimblett, Air. D. Keefe, Air. AA’e Hanara, Airs. Otene AVilson, Air. Berries, Mr. List, Airs. Rowe, Nina Puschel, Airs. Aleining, Air. AlcCormiek, Mr. G. F. Roach. Air. AlcLeLod, Mrs. Hogg. The following are the winners of the Guessing Competition of sheep at the Red Cross Shop on Saturday last:— 1 sheep. 1351b5., O. Johnston; 1 lamb, 751b5., Airs. Colebourne.

"yr RS. BARTON, Telepathist and Character Reader, may be consulted at Homeleigh House, next door Cunnold’s Machine Shop, Heretaunga street, Hastings.

PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, HARMONY pERCY yy r . rpoMBS

First Term commences AIONDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 1917. Address: 303 NELSON STREET N., HASTINGS ELOCUTION. M ES - W. A? TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, Notifies present and intending Pupils that she will be absent from Hastings until Alarch, when she will resume teaching. Address:— C/o “TRIBUNE” OFFICE, HASTINGS. rpRINTON HASTINGS. First Term 1917 begfns Feb. 15th. Boarders return Feb. 14th.

Kindergarten Department for boys and girls. Pupils prepared for Musical and other Examinations if desired'. Special Classes for French Conversation, Drawing, Dancing, and Physical Culture. Prospectus on application. MISS THOMSON will be at home to parents on Tuesday* Feb. 13th, and Wednesday, Feb. 14th, in the afternoon, or by appointment.