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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 281, 12 November 1929, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS HASTINGS CITIZENS’ BAND (Inc.) Q.RAND SUBSIDY CONCERT. QUEEN’S SQUARE, HASTINGS TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT! TRADES HALL, EVERY WED. JpUCHRE from 8 p.m. sharp to 10 p.m. Dance and eupper afterwards. Good floor, music, prizes and supper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. BAND ROOM, TO-MORROW NIGHT ANOTHER bright United DANCE. Admission 2/- and 1/6. Phil Barkley’s Orchestra. VTAPIER HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S ROSE SHOW. FORESTERS’ HALL. TO-MORROW (Wed.) Nov. 13th, 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Afternoon Tea and Strawberries and Cream served in the Hall. Admission each session: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. K. R. MERRITT, Acting Hon. Sec. HASTINGS AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB. THE FIRST gPORTS OF THE SEASON will be held at NELSON PARK, HASTINGS THURSDAY EVENING, 14th INST. At 6.15 p.m. Admission: Gents 1/-, Ladies 6d, Children Free. F. L. HEATON, Hon. Sec.

PUKAHU CHILDREN’S Annual Plain and Fancy Dress gA L L FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th. Grand March 7.30 sharp. Prizes for All. Admission: Gents 2/6, ladies 1/- and basket. Local school children free; outside 6d. rpHE Q.RAS Direction: Napier 30,000 Club. GETTING READY! GOOD TIMES COMING! THE QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS THE QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE. Any recognised institution, or organisation, such as Schools, Homes, Committees, Bands, Brigades, Clubs, etc., can nominate a Candidate, and 50 per cent, of all tickets sold and money raised will be returned to such body or institution at the close of the election. Art Union tickets and -prizes will be found by the 30,000 Club, who will do all advertising in connection, with the election. Tickets will be supplied free to all the nominating bodies, and the votes will be recorded on the cash paid from time to time. In addition the successful candidate for Queen of the Mardi Gras will bo presented with a holiday excursion ticket to Honolulu, value £4O. N.B.—No candidate or nominating body will be allowed to incur any expense against the Mardi Gras without the written authority of the Seeretarv. NOMINATIONS 'close on SATURDAY, 23rd instant. GET BUSY! HUSTLE! Any further information from Mardi Gras rooms. miscellaneous W ANTED KNOWN—We cut and rake ’ ’ lucerne and hay, first-class job guaranteed Webb's Nursery, Hastings 'Phone 71. (AONME considers contentment comes / wit*- ‘Classical" Confectionery, Stella Tindall. Confectioner and Tobacconist 325W Heretaunga Street, Hastings. Lawn MOWERS Sharpened and Set, also Repairs All jobs guaranteed. W. D Bennison. 209 St. Aubyn Street. near Weatherhead’s Bakery. Hastings. LOOSE COVER EXPERT. - Cushions Eiderdowns Quilts Re-made and Recovered. Country homes visited. Charges moderate Mrs Wilmot. Municipal ildlnga, Hastings, 'Phone 774. CHARLIE JONES, Watchmaker, Queen Street (next Tribune Parking Area), Hastings baa * real good stock of Clocks and Watches of all descriptions Call on him before purchasing else where. NIKAU’ OINTMENT for piles poison ed wounds, boils, abscesses, ulcere, whitlows cuts etc. Price 3/.. Obtain able at Bunkers Novelty Depot and Williams and Kettle. Hastings, also U.P.S. Chemists, Napier. 10 / £•_ LADIES ~4 MEN’S OVER *■* ” COATS rtved any colour 12-6; Suits dyed. 14-6 Post yonr work to ns H.B Dyeing end Dry Cleaning Works 55 Dlrkens Street Nsnier ’hnno TENDERS TO BUILDERS fpENDGCRS, Closing at Noon, TUESD *Y, November 19th., are Invited lor the Erection of a Residence at Poukawa. HENRY HYLAND, L8.1.8.A. A.M.l.Struct.E., A.N.Z.I.A. Chartered Architect, 215W., Heretaunga St., Hastings. ’Phone 1419.