ENTERTAINMENTS. CHEER-OH ! CHEER-OH ! 1 To “ Our Boys ” at the Front. XMAS—XMAS—XMAS pLUM pUDDING OONCERI Under the auspices of the LADY LIVERPOOL FUND. MISS TERESA McENROE And the ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY Are providing the Greatest of ALL MUSICAL TREATS At the UNICIPAL THEATRE, HASTING: ON FRIDAY NIGHT. ! GET THERE AND HELP. Circle and Orch. Stalls 2/-, Stalls 1/Plan at Hall’s. No Booking Fee. ’Bus will run from Havelock. HASTINGS PLOUGHING MATCH CLUB Is holding its ANNUAL PATRIOTIC PLOUGHING And REAPING COMPETITIONS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1918, In MR. J. O’NEILL’S PADDOCK, MAHORA NORTH, Commencing at 10 a.m. ENTRIES FOR PLOUGHING EVENTS Obtainable from F. M. QUIGLEY, Secretary. Market street, Hastings. RED CROSS' rpEA FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th, AT BLYTHE’S TEA ROOMS, N API El Tea and Concert from 2.45 to 4.4 t p.m. Admission 1/-, tables to sea: four, 5/-; tables to seat two, 2/6, maj be reserved at Blythe’s. Performers will include Mrs. Adaii Blythe, Mrs. Saxby, Misses O. Ormonc and R. Hansard, Miss R. Kane (violin), and Dr. Keith. Patrons are requester not to keep seats for more than threequarters of an hour. Z2J.RAND SOCIAL AND DANCE, tc be held in Mr. Williams’ Woolshed, Pukehou, FRIDAY, August 16th, 1918. In aid of Lady Liverpool and Mrs. Pomare's Maori Soldiers Fund.
Admission : Double tickets 3/- ; Single Gent’s, 2/-; Single Lady, 1/-. Organised by Pukehou Natives. G. NIANIA, Hon. Sec. HASTINGS DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. A NNUAL B ALL To be held in the DRILL HALL, WEDNESDAY, 21st AUGUST: (Children’s Night). THURSDAY, 22nd AUGUST: (Adult’s Night). Tickets: Ist Night, 1/- and 2/-; 2nd Night, 2/- and 3/-. L. F. PEGLER. QASOLINE I QASOLINE ! FARMERS, DAIRY FACTORIES, PROFESSIONAL MEN, AND ALL MOTOR CAR OWNERS. We have a shipment of HIGH-GRADE GASOLINE arriving shortly, packed in Strong Steel Barrels fitted with screw bung and plug to take a f-inch tap. Contents of barrel, 44 to 45 Imperial Gallons. QUALITY OF GASOLINE GUARANTEED. We draw- your attention to this special Container for Gasoline. The value of this Steel Barrel as a container from an economical standpoint cannot be estimated. Apply early to secure your supplies. Particulars and price on application to the Agents, CATHIE DEMPSTER A CO., , ROX 959 - - - WELLINGTON
pOTATOES ! pOTATOES I TABLE AND SEED. We hold the Largest Stock of LOCAL-GRO WN POTATOES. GET A QUOTATION BEFORE THEY GET DEARER.
H.B. FRUITGROWERS, KING STREET, HASTINGS. ’Phone 334. YyESTERMAN <fc CO. for Ladies’ ’ ’ Dainty Coloured Handkerchiefs, new styles, fash colours, 9d, 1/-, 1/3. — Westerman and Co., Hasting*. YyESTERMAN & CO., Hastings—A *’ nice assortment Men’s Fashionable Tweed Hats with black bands, 7/6, 10/6; Garbadine Hats, black bands, 12/6. YyESTERMAN & CO., ” T New Season Neglige Shirts, in nice black and coloured stripes, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6. FIREWOOD. /lAHE Hawke’s Bay Rivers Board are A desirous of having the old bed of the Ngaruroro River between Havelock and Karamu Bridge cleared of willows. There is a large quantity of timber suitable for FIREWOOD, and persons wanting same are requested to apply to the Overseer (Mr. G. J. Lister, Clive, ’Phone 972 S Hastings Exchange) or to either Mr. H. lan Simson, Mayor of Hastings, or Mr. IV. W. Smart, Havelock North, who will supply further particulars. W. J. PALLOT, Clerk, H.B. Rivers Board. Napier, Bth October, 1918. yOU can have all the comfort, all the A . warmth, and all the sound sleep provided by a “Unique” Hot Water Botle for less than one shilling a year. It can’t pay to go without one. Ask your Chemist.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 216, 14 August 1918, Page 1
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