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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VII, Issue 202, 20 June 1917, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. Ac. GRAND JkOPULAR JgNTERTAINMENT In aid of extra Medical Comforts for Returned Soldiers, MUNICIPAL THEATRE, HASTINGS. AT g ( ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING All over the house. 1/- extra to book. Box Plan at Hall and Son’s, Saturday, 16th inst. Nimon’s ’Bus will leave Havelock at 7.30 p.m. BRIGADIER TOOMER (Salvation Army). At the Army Citadel, THURSDAY’, 8 p.m. Come and hear him. TO WIN THE WAR. /VJ RS. HARRISON - LEE - COIVIE, Temperance Lecturer, will address a Mass Meeting on “ Social Dangers,” at the ASSEMBLY HALL, HASTINGS, on WEDNESDAY, 20tfi June, at 7.30 p.m. Everybody urged to attend. “AMONG SOLOMON ISLAND HEADHUNTERS.” Hastings methodistchurch, THURSDAY, June 21st, at 7.45. Missionary Addresses by Rev. It. C. NICHOLSON (Pioneer Missionary and DANIEL BULA (First Solomon Island Convert to Christianity at Vella Lapella) Admission Free. Collection. SOCIAL AND DANCE. TO bo held in the CLIVE HALL, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 27th January, 1917. In aid of Comforts for the Soldiers (Clive Boys). Gents’ 2/6; Ladies 1/6. W. KELLY, K. SIMSON, Hon. Joint Secs. NAVY LEAGUE FUND. QRAND 88 PRIZES. £lOOO FOR 1/WIN VALUABLE SECTIONS IN THE WINTERLESS NORTH. The Kaitaia Patriotic Committee, recognising the deep debt of gratitude that this Dominion owes to the British Navy, decided to organise a Monster Art Union in order to raise a large sum to benefit this fund. I The Committee was successful in ob- ! ,taining ,as free gifts, a number of valuable sections in the most thriving township in the Winterless North, Kaitaia, and in addition a number of other prizes (see tickets). Remember the wives, children, and men of the Royal Navy. Surely it is a small thing to buy a few tickets. The Prizes are approximately value as estimated on tickets, and the Art Union I will be publicly drawn in Auckland Town Hall on AUGUST Ist, 1917. Ten per cent, of the proceeds will be allotted to the New Zealand Commercial Travellers’ Association to be donated by that association to any patriotic cause they may select. We ask yon to make a special effort to help and co-operate in so noble a cause. Ten Thousand Pounds can easily be raised. This will be of incalculable value to the fund. E. J. SAMUEL, Organising Secretary, Kaitaia. Tickets on sale at F. W. WHISKER, I Tobacconist. Hastings. IM’URSERY’ STOCKS now ready.— LN Fruit Trees, Shrubs of every description. Catalogues supplied and information given. Book now. Box 167. Agents for Horton’s Nursery. ARMSTRONG AND HAINING, STATION STREET/"’HASTINGS.

IT is a heart-breaking task “cranking” the Ford after a frosty night. You can avoid this by using only Valvoline Oil, the champion lubricant. 1\ Clarkson, Ltd., have stocks both in Napier and Hastings. ENGINE Selected and Tested New Seeds now arriving, fresh and of good germination; also Plants of all kinds —Cabbage, Lettuce, Onion, Leek, Cauliflower. ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LTD., Seedsmen & Florists, ’Phone 619, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS POTATOES—WHY PAY HIGH PRICES? WE sell Best Table Potatoes at 9/cwt, 15/- sack. APSEY, WHITE AND CO., LTD., ST. AUBYN STREET, HASTINGS. ’Phones 294 and 519. THE next rise will be on Bicycles. Call at Clarkson’s and get a British built Massey-Harris, with its unequalled guarantee of quality. Heretaunga street, Hastings. “ TALUE KING ” POTATO.—Be sure -■■A an d secure some of this wonderful Potato, extra, early and heavy cropper. Printed pamphlets on application, describing the special features. —Only procurable at ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LTD., Seedsmen <fc Florists, ’Phone 619, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS Also at Emerson Street, Napier. BAIRD’S Sensational Sale full swing. —10 dozen Ladies’ Vests, bargain price Thursday 1/- each, 2 doz. Ladies’ Blouses, 1/- each BAlRD’fTSensTtiomirSale. Startling Bargains.—Narrow Ribbons 12 yards for 1/-, Wide Ribbons 4 yards for I/-, Hair Nets 9d dozen. BAIRD’S Sensational Sale a Huge Success. —Ladies’ Felt Hats, worth 5'6 to 18/6, for 2/6 each; all Model Hats to clear at 10/6 each. I pATRONS PLEASE NOTE that the ROSKILDA TEA GARDEN will be CLOSED TILL SEPTEMBER Ist. B. NIELSEN, Proprietor.