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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 217, 15 August 1918, Page 1

I ENTERTAINMENTS. j TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT 1 Is the night jou can help OUR BOYS AT THE FRONT And provide them with A CHRISTMAS PARCEL. Tip-top Programme by THE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY Assisted by MISS TERESA MeENROE One of New Zealand’s leading vocalists, at the i THEATRE, HASTINGS Circle and Orch. Stalls 2/-, Stalls 1/-. ■ Plan at Hall’s. No Booking Fee. | GO AND RESERVE YOUR SEAT. ’Bus will run from Havelock. ..... .... SOCIAL AND DANCE IN aid of Maori Returned Soldiers’ Fund, PAKI PAKI TOWN HALL, ! FRIDAY, August 16th, 1918. Four prizes for Art Union (Maori Mat, Ancient Axe, and Maori Baskets) will be drawn during the evening. ’Bus will leave Graham A Gebbie’s Stables at 7.30 p.m. MRS.i MOHI, Chairwoman. MRS. POHI, Secretary. 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. I ENTRIES FOR PLOUGHING EVENTS Obtainable from F. M. QUIGLEY, Secretary. Market street, Hastings.

IyUNICIPAL THEATRE. HASTINGS -I’A Dierection J. C. Williamson, Ltd. IMPORTANT J. C WILLIAMSON AITRACIION Commencing THUH&DH \I\I UGLSI -2nd J. C. Williamson. Ltd., present the Bulk mt loi i g li list , M -o KATHLENE MACDONELL Jn association with Mr. CHARLES WALDRON Supported bv • AN INCOMPAR ABLE DR \M iTIC ORGANISATION In the most remarkable pluv ot a ilecaae A PLAY O 1 i()Yl UPPWbIOY Richard Sheldon s widely discussed Drama: “ROM ANC E” “ROM ANC E” In 3 Acts, a Prologue and Epilogue. ' In London, to meet the enormous popui larity of the play, “Romance” has been successively transferred to 3 Theatres. WORLD S GREATEST LOVE STORY. Told in 3 Acts, Prologue and Epilogue. I Dress Circle and Stalls 6,’-, Back i Stalls 4/-, Gallery 2/-. No Early Doors. | All prices plus tax. I BOX PLANS open at Hall and Son’s ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT. A ’Bus will run from Havelock North. j NAPIER—FRIDAY, AUGUST23rd: I “ROMANCE” i SATURDAY, AUGUST 24t4h: ‘ “ THE CINDERELLA MAN ” I \ RED CROSS i jyjUSICAL T ea. i FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th, AT BLYTHE’S TEA ROOMS, NAPIER ’ Tea and Concert from 2.45 to 4.15 p.m. Admission 1/-, tables to seat four, 5/-; tables to seat two, 2/6, may be reserved at Blythe’s. I Performers will include Mrs. Adair I Blythe, Mrs. Saxby, Misses O. Ormond ■ and R. Hansard, Miss R. Kane (violin), i and Dr. Keith. Patrons are requested not to keep seats for more than threequarters of an hour. fl RAND SOCIAL AND DANCE, to ’-F be held in Air. 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. ANNUAL ■ 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/-; 2ml Night, 2/- and 3/-. L. F. PEGLER. Q.ASOLINE ! QASOLINE I 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. _ YVe 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. I Apply early to secure your supplies. ' Particulars and price on application to the Agents, CATHIE DEMPSI'ER CO . BOX 959 - - - YVEI.LINGTON XTOL can have all the comfort, all the' -*• warmth, and all the k:mui! sleep ; provided by a "Unique” Her Water Botlo for less than one shilling a year. It can't pay to go rtlzhuUt Ask your Chemist.