“TRIBUNE" TELEPHONE NUMBERS. “TRIBUNE" BLDGS., QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. Editorial, Reporting and Commercial Depts., 3531 (3 lines). Tribune Branch Office, Napier, No. 1090.
PICTURE THEATRES. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT OF THIS FASCINATING STORY. COSY TALKIES OSY IALKIES First National Presents RICHARD BARTHELMESS in “ALIAS THE DOCTOR” “ ALIAS THE DOCTOR ” with Marian Marsh & Norman Foster A Strange and Entertaining Drama. <“A” Cert.—Recommended as more suitable for adults). Added Entertaining Attractions COMEDY NOVELTY NEWS INTEREST FILM TO-MORROW’S GREAT CHANGE. Nothing will ever fade the glorious fire of “Disraeli” and “The Millionaire,” but a finer picture than either waits you in “The Man Who played God.” J GEORGE ARLISS In a modern dram of real life “THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD” “THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD” with Violet Heming and Bette Davis and distinguished cast. A Warner Bros’ Hit. Reserve Early at Hall’s. Screening 7 Matinees and 6 Evenings at 8 Saturday Matinees 2.15 and 4.45.
MISCELLANEOUS. g ADIES wanting a Smart and Latent Hat interview Miss Byan, Royston flats, Avenue Boad W., Hastings gPRING CLEANING easily done and in comfort. Hire latest model Electrolux. E. Sawyer, Home Furnisher. 'Phone 3401, Hastings. M lBB E. COOK (late of Boachs ’) Bepairs Ladders, Drop Stitches and Catches in Hosiery. Short notice, low prices. Orders may be left at Miss Tims, Hosiery Specialist, Hastings- Please launder stockings. MISS L. LANCASTER (late Mra. Wilmot's) for Loose-covers, Cush ions. Curtains, Eiderdowns, Lampshades, Bedspreads, etc. Address 702 E Queen Street, Hastings. MOWERS Ground and Set accurately by special machinery. ’Phone 2134, Atkins’ Garage, Karamu Road, Hastings. gOOK THE TIME NOW for your Stock to arrive at the Show in best condition for first prize, by motor -lorry. W. Cropp, Millet Boad, Havelock North. M lBB POWER, Railway Road (near Courthouse), Hastings.— Children’s Frocks and Bloomers. 24in., 4/11’ Fuji Tennis Frocks, ex. O.S. Smocks in dark shades; Children’s Black Italian Cloth Bloomers, 1/9.
gAWNMOWERS Sharpened and Set by special machine. Hedge Clippers. Scissors and other tools sharpened. If requested above will be collected and delivered. A. Morton, 612 Queen Street W„ Hastings.
gLNGER SEWING M ACHINES Needles, Oil, Parts, etc., stocked. Latest machine demonst luted in your home. J. Brown, 305 E. Queen Street, Hastings, authorised agent. LL STYLES in Wood Turning executed by expert. For Poker and Marqueterie work a speciality. Charges moderate. A. D Miller, 314 Queen Street E., Hastings. M EB a CULLEN, Dressmaker, 309 E. Queen Street, Hastings. Charges moderate. Children’s sewing done Miss HENDERSON. Reliable Dressmaker. Frocks eut. tacked and fitted. Charges moderate. Also cut-to-measure patterns. 201 Charles Street, Hastings. MARJORIE CURLETT, 300 Lyndon Road West* Hastings, is now selling Knitted Frocks, all shade* New goods, latest designs. Angora yarns and knitting wool. Inspection invited. T AWN MOWERS and Hedge Clippers Sharpened and Set. All work guaranteed. Old and new clients note new address: W. 8. Bennison 506 Eastbourne Street W, between Southland Road and Charles Street, Hastings, g ARLEY’S will Dry Clean Suits and Hats for Spring Show until Wednesday next, 10 a.m. Dial 3628. Factory opposite Garland’s Clock, Hastings. (JOUNTRY PEOPLE! Mail your Old Gold to us. Cash by return. Top prices given. C. Jones, 21 lE. Queoa Street, Hastings. ITEMSTITCHING, 4d per yard. Large stocks of Wook Art Needlework. Moderate prices. Mrs. Robinson. 215 Heretaunga Street E., Hastings. T ADIES' HAIRDRESSING, perman ent waving, full head or side curls only, half head. Moderate price. Mrs Launder, ’Phone 3890, Hastings.
yVESTERMAN’S Saturday ‘Specials. Linoleum lengths, to clear 3 yards for 8/9, 6 yards for 17/6, 9 yards for 26/3, 4 yards for 22/6. Great values at Westerman’s, Hastings.
CHESTERFIELD SUITE, cradle design and well sprung. Reduced price £l3 10/-. Robinson’s, Hastings.
Q-PIECE FIRESIDE SUITE, handsome appearance and price is reduced to £7 17/6. Robinson’s, Hastings.
QINGLE BEDS with nonsag wires, from 24/6: Duchess from 37/6; Kitehen Chairs, fiom 4/6 Bobinson ‘s, Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 258, 14 October 1932, Page 1
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