kNTERTAINMENTB. HUSTLE HASTINGS HUSTLE JJASITNGS CARNIVAL WEEK. A FULL WEEK DEVOTED TO BOOSTING HASTINGS. Combined effort of the business men of Hastings, the Hastings Band. Y.M.C.A. and Chamber of Commerce. SHOW WEEK SHOW WEEK Over 100 Willing Workers. Commencing MONDAY' OCTOBER 16 Carrying on until MON., OCT. 23d FUN FOR ALL AND A WEEK TO REMEMBER. Profitable and Inexpensive. Watch this space for full details of all the good, things being drawn together by willing workers for YOUR benefit. SYDNEY. PECK, P.O, Box 159 Secretary. MUNICIPAL THEATRE, HASTINGS. NEXT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th. In aid of YVaipatu Church Building THE GREATEST AND BEST ENTERTAINMENT Yet put on in H.B. ONE HUNDRED SPECIALLY PICKED PERFORMERS “Nothing like it since the assembled tribes did honour to the Prince of Wales.’ POPULAR PRICES. F. A. BENNETT. Director. HASTINGS RUGBY' FOOTBALL SUB-UNION. JjMNAL RE-UNION SOCIAL. NATIONAL SERVICE CLUB TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 8 p.m. Presentation of Prizes. .First Class Concert Programme. All players and supporters heartily invited. H. BROWN, Sec. PAKI PAKI FREEZING WORKS EMPLOY EES’ ANNUAL DANCE Will be held at the works on the 29th SEPTEMBER. Gents 3.-, Ladies 2-, Double Tickets 4 '-. J. CHAPMAN, z Hon. Sec. QLYMPIA CABARET HASTINGS. DANCING DANCING DANC I N G WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 27th. Good Programme, Orchestra & Floor. YOU ARE WANTED TO ATTEND. Admission : Ladies 2/-, Gents 2/6. A. ROOM, Proprietor. JjWERYONE should bo able to Dance. I guarantee to teach all the latest modern dances. I teach all my pupils the latest American Jazzes, Fox Trots etc. in Six Lessons, privacy guaranteed. If there is a particular dance you wish to learn, rest assured I shall oblige you. Public Classes on MONDAY'S from 7.30 p.m. Ring 1447 or write to Mr. F. J. Lees N.A.T.D. etc., care of Marble Bar, Hastings. yyAR IN EUROPE! WHY? HEAR LECTURE Seventh Day Adventist Church SUNDAY' EY'ENING. Subject: “Empires of the Past: Their Rise and Fall and Bearing on the Present War.” PR E E I. ECTU R E. “ THE DESTINY' OF THE TURKISH EMPIRE AS REVEALED BY' THE BIBLE.” ORANGE HALL, LYNDON ROAD. HASTINGS. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) 7 p.m. In the course of the address, the only solution of Near Eastern problems will be set forth. COME AND HEAR. Questions Invited. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! A High-grade PLAYER - P I A N 0 PLAYER-PIANO at a very low cost. This magnificent instrument is priced at £245 but as it is slightly shop-worn, we Will accept £l9B cash, for a quick sale, to make room for others arriving. This Player is as good as new. Call in and hear its beautiful tone. It is a great opportunity and it comes —once only. DON’S MUSIC STORES. Hastings. ■W'V’HAT Will Happen to Turkey Hear vv Lecture on this subject. Orar.se Hall. Lyndon road, Hastings, Sunday evening.'
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 240, 23 September 1922, Page 1
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