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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 17 November 1923, Page 1

EHTERTAINISKNr,. ■T ll,; h T 1 ' v j T'i.MVI'T DJ-.XiL.Hr lhe Theatre of Belter Pictures and Better Music. Look at This! Look at This! “ WOMEN, WAKE UP!” “ WOMEN, WAKE UP!” “ WOMEN, WAKE UP!” t Featuring _| FLORENCE VIDOR e FLORENCE VIDOR s And a Strong Supporting Cast. You’ll soon wake up to the fact that this is a very fine picture after the first reel. Lions have been tamed, wild hoa’ses have been broken, but that’s quite tame compared with when a Woman makes a Man Wake Up. , Then there is a Side-splitting Comedy “ THE OLD SEA DOG ” “ THE OLD SEA DOG ” You can prepare to laugh and laugh [ and laugh. 1 Then you want a Serial. We have it. One chock full of interest, a Good Clean Picture. Don’t miss the start. Miss your lunch, miss your dinner, miss your tea. but miss the opening of THUNDERBOLT JACK” never. SPECIAL NOTICE. From 7.30 to 7.45, Overture “Poet and Peasant,” by The King’s Orchestra. If you have not yet booked your seat do it now. Reserves are better than regrets. It costs you no extra and will save your sighs. PATHE NEWS. PATHE GAZETTE. Dress Circle 1/6 (plus tax), Stalls 1/-, Front Stalls 9d. SPECIAL NOTICE. We have NO BANANAS, but come along and CUT YOURSELF SOME CAKE. This new popular Hit will be played words screened at The King’s To-night. Come and sing. JJAVELOCK QUEEN CARNIVAL SCHOOL CONCERT AND CROWNING CEREMONY. VILLAGE HALL. FRIDAY, NOYEMBER 23. Part I. Fancy Dancing, Songs, etc., by the School Children. Part 11. Declaration of Poll and Crowning Ceremony. Admission: Front Seats (side door) 2/-, Children 1/-. Back Seats (front door) 1/-, Children 6d. Doors open 7 p.m., commence 7.30. R. M. H EWITT UNDERTAKER. (10 Years’ Experience in South Island) 708 ST., HASTINGS. 'Phone 14. IS Resurrection necessary to a future life; Hear tlie answer Orange Hall, Sunday at 7. / 111KISTMA.S PRES ENTS. Closing-down V Saie, Monday, November 19th. Suit Cases. Brief Hags, at Cost price. \V Peters, Leather Shop, next eroseing, YOUNG EXCLUSIVE HF.REI'AUNGA S’l REF.T WEST, HASTINGS. 1 ROCKS, BLOUSES. JUMPERS, Eu. its, in ifgh and dark givyn. Smart pattern*, latest cut. L'liu best > in town at 655. •' icger s, Hustings. OODROW &* SUNS' Famous Englisu ▼ ▼ rur Felt Hats, the very latest styles and shades. Price 29s 6d. Obtainable only al Jaeger’s, Hastings ADA M E pARKER DRESSMAKER & CORSET-MAKER. (Established in Hastings 11 years). Price List of making—Plain Skirts, 12/6; Cotton Dresses from 21/-; Blouses, from 15/-; Crepe de Chine Dresses from 30/-; Costumes from ( £2 15/-. Corsets to measure only. GREAT Special Purchase of Ladies’ Summer Frocks to be sold during the ( next 7 days. Prices from 6s lid to 25s Bd. The Manufacturers’ Agency Sample Rooms, Heretaunga St. West, Hastings. BENZINE FOR SALE. We have in stock a good quality, reliable benzine, at an exceptionally low price. Well worth your while enquiring about. MAGNUS MOTORS, LTD. (Opp. Railway Station) HASTINGS FOR Gates and Gate Hinges, try Smith & McHutchon, Tomoana Road, Hastings. LET us quote you for your next Lorry Body.—Smith and McHutchon, Hast£OTOR I S T S I Have you a Starter or a Stopper. Buy a ’ CA V UATTEHY CA V BATTEKY J with Threaded Rubber Insulation j AND START ANY TIME ■ Batteries to suit all makes of Cars. Prices from £6 10/- f REPAIRS. All kinds of Battery Repairs done on the Premises. Batteries Charged from 2/- to 5/- • Sole C A V Distributors for H.B. ELECTRIC JJATTERIES, JJD. ] (Opp. Public Librarvl MARKET STREET - HASTINGS