entertainments. TH E AB D 1 QR A 8 QUEEN ELECTION. QUEEN ELECTION. TO-DAY’S RESULTS. LOOK AT THE VOTES! SPORTS SPRINTS INTO FIRST PLACE. WORKERS 2nd; TE AWA 3rd. No. 1 .—Sports (20233) ...... 1 No. 2.—Workers (12154) 2 No. 9.—Te Awa (9116) 3 No. 4.—Cricket (8858) 4 No. 8. —St. Patrick’s (7681) 5 No. 3.—Basketball (4772) 6 No. s.—Technical School (4280) 7 No. 6.—Y.M.C.A. (3864) 8 VOTING CLOSES SATURDAY, 21st INST., 11 p.m. FIRST PRIZE ART UNION £lOO. BUZZ! BUZZ 1 BUZZ! AR D 1 Q irZSL YORKERS’ QUEEN. EUCHRE TOURNEY, Coronation Hall, Port Ahuriri, SATURDAY next, 8 p.m. Ladies 1/- and plate, Gents 1/6. Good prizes, also aggregate prizes. JJJ ABDI qH.Ta'S ' WORKERS’ QUEEN. WESTSHORE HALL TO-NIGHT. EUCHRE TOURNEY & DANCE. Light supper. Ladies 1/- and plate, Gents 1/C. Bus leaves Clive Square 7.15. Ferry leaves Port 7.30 returns 12.15 p.m. Al A EDI G K A b Y.M.C.A. QUEEN. CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY Napier Musical Society TO-NIGHT, Y.M.C.A. LOUNGE at 8. Admission 1/6. R A S. ST. PATRICK’S QUEEN. CLIVE HALL TO-NIGHT. GRAND CONCERT by Misses Mui lauy, Cooke, McLean, Krogh, Messrs. Tidy, Liddle, Murphy and others. Admission 1/6 and 1/-; children halfprice. jjjj A BDI Q. RAS ' CRICKET QUEEN. LYRIC HALL (opp. new Post Office!, SATURDAY, 14th, at 8 p.m. 500 TOURNEY. Good prizes, light supper. Admission 1/-. All invited. ABDI (p AB. • SPORTS QUEEN COMMITTEE MEETING TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. Headquarters (above Dockerys). All progress reports required. ' JAR D I QAiTSI SPORTS QUEEN. SHOP DAY, Friday and Saturday (E. D. Berry’s, Emerson Street). Prize for best fruit cake, best butter sponge, best plain sponge. Send along an entry; if you don’t win you help tne sports.
AB D 1 QEA S. TE AWA QUEEN. EUCHRE & DANCE, TE AWA SCHOOL TO-NIGHT, 7.45. Good prizes. Light supper. Popular Prices. A,R D 1 Q. BA 8. BASKETBALL QUEEN. GRAND MARCH Marino Parade (near Courthouse) SATURDAY NEXT, 3 pan. H.B. Beps, playing Greens & Blues. fJiHE JJJABDI QRAS. TECHNICAL SCHOOL QUEEN DANCE, SATURDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. In Gymnasium. Old Boys, Old Girls and Present Pupils. Admission 1/-. Light Supper. ~fJHE JJJARDI QRasT~ ST. PATRICK’S QUEEN GARDEN FETE, St. Patrick’s School Grounds, FRIDAY NEXT, 2 p.m. and SATURDAY, all day. Musical programme each night. Free admission. If wet, upstairs Foresters’ Hall. We have for sale on behalf of a client who is giving up contracting, the following:— 1 Draught Mare 2 Draught Geldings Ono ton Lorry, in good order. One Massey-Harris Binder, 2 Drays, 2 Reid & Gray Double-furrow Ploughs, 2 Beid & Gray Grass Seed Strippers, 1 Spring Cart, Five-Horse Waggon. Wo will bo pleased to arrange inspection. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. ’* HASTINGS MAGNUS MOTORS, LTD. An Attractive List of Used Cars. AUSTIN 12 h.p. Tourer. Carefully tuned and repainted £230 AUSTIN 12-14 h.p. Special Saloon; so nearly new that you’d be proud of it indeed £375 AUSTIN SEVEN TOURERS (two)£l2O, £l3O DODGE 1925 Tourer, in excellent order and attractively repainted—£l4o STUDEBAKER Light Six Colonial Roadster, in extraordinarily good order. Complete with Dickie seat and every convenient accessory’. Tho best 3-5 seator we’vo had for many a day £145 Wo urge you to have a demonstration in the vehicle most suited to your requirements. MAGNUS MOTORS, LTD. HASTINGS. |
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 305, 11 December 1929, Page 6
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