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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 71, 7 March 1923, Page 1

BNTIRTAINMINTa. HERETAUNGA SWIMMING & LIFE SAVING CLUB. MONSTER {CHAMPIONSHIP CARNIVAL. MADDISON BATHS, HASTINGS FRIDAY, MARCH 9ib, 1923. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. H. B. POPPELWELL, D. ELLINGHAM, Joint Hon. Secs. _ . \ RAPIER MOTOR RACING CLUB’S MONSTER EASTER MOTOR-CYCLE RACES Park Racecourse MARCH 31 and APRIL 2. F. E. BRIASCO, i Secretary. QLYM P I A OABARET. MARCH 7th, ,1923. The management of the Olympia are holding a— CABARET DANCE TO-NIGHT l TO-NIGHT f The floor is in perfect order, and full orchestra will attend. Ladies and Gentlemen 3/6 (includ ing supper. ) A. ROOM, Proprietor. NAPIER BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. QRAND JP A I R APRIL 7th, 1923. COMPETITIONS. MOST USEFUL ARTICLE, made out of a henzine case or the two tins which the case contains, or benzine case and tins combined.—lst, cjen to all boys under 14 years of age ; and, 2nd, over 14 years of :>ge, attending primary or secondary schools. First Prize £1; second prize 10/-. BEST DRESSED DOLL.—.Competition open to all girls under the age of 15 years, attending Primary or Secondary Schools. Dolls will be supplied by the Committee on application to the Secretaries Office, No. 7 Bryant’s Buildings. First Price 10/-; Second Prize 5/-. OPEN COMPETITION. (Girls or Ladies). BEST ARTICLE, made from material cost of which must not exceed 2/6. First Prize 10/-; Second Prize 5/-. BEST ASSORTED BOX OF SWEETS, 11b. weight. Open to all girls or ladies. First Prize, 10/-"; Second Prize 5/-. All Competition Articles must be forwarded tp the Secretaries’ Office, No. 7 Brvant’s Buildings, not later than NOON. FRIDAY, 6th APRIL. NOTE! All articles entered in any of the above competitions become the property of the Committee, and will he sold at the conclusion of the Fair. Pro ceeds to go to the funds of the Fair. J. M. BROWN, AV. J. O’CONNELL, Joint Secretrics. No. 7 Bryant’s Buildings, Napier. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

IIfISS KITTY DOWNING (late assistant to Miss Ellen Baker, Wigmore Hall, London) DANCING, CALISTHENICS, FENCING. Applications may be made now re classes and private lessons in the latest fox trot and ballroom dancing. Children’s classes commence Sat., April 7, at 10.30 a.m. Phone 978 M. 4. E. BECKER (Berlin Conservatorium) STUDIO for VIOLIN & PIANO HAVELOCK NORTH. Close to ’bus. ’Phone 14455. Interviews Havelock and Hastings. gING I N G MISS M. FOX ROGERS Pupil of Bantock Pierpoint, Guildhall School of Music, and D. Riddell Hunter, Bond Street, London. Particulars re terms, etc., from Don’s, Limited, Hastings. ELOCUTION. HfISS D B. BLACKLOCK (successor to Mrs. AV. A. Whitlock) (pupil of Miss G. Gabrielle de Wilden, of the London School of Dramatic Art, and leading lady with the late Sir Herbert Tree at His Majesty’s Theatre, London) visits Hastings Saturday mornings. Communicate in first instance, care 50 Tennyson St., Napier. 'Phone 1769. Reduced Fees to school children. P BRAND, Smallgoods Baker.— • Ladies and Gentlemen, I beg to draw your attention to the fact that I have taken over the Smallgoods Business lately occupied by Messrs. Crutchley & Ingliss, Gray’s Rd., and by using nothing but the purest materials, I hope to merit a share of your patronage. 1 specialise in small goods. WESTERMAN & CO.’e MAGIC SALE. Men’s Striped and White Neglige Canoe and Tennis Shirts usual price 10s 6d to 13s 6d. Sale_ Price 6s_6d. Westerman & co.’s magic sale. Men’s Gaberdine Sports Suits in two shades of Wool Gaberdine. Sale Price 455, usual price £6 10b ■ FQTF.RMA'N & (’O.’s MAGIC SALE. Greet line of English Travelling Ruas. usual price 59s 6d. Sale Price 21s. A bargain. W PETERMAN & CO.’s MAGIC SALE Men's Box Suits, latest creating. in new checks. Great range to pick from, ranging from £3 15s. WESTERMAN & CO.’a Men’s White and Tussore Silk ColInrs. all fhenos. Rale P ri^ e 8 Singlets. Sale Price 3s lid. 4s 6d 4s lid.