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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 268, 27 October 1932, Page 1

“TRIBUNE” TELEPHONE NUMBERS. “TRIBUNE” BLDGS., QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. Editorial, Reporting and Commercial Depts., 3531 (3 lines). Tribune Branch Office, Napier, No. 1090.

PICTURE THEATRES. Auto Speed Demons living at a pace the human body was never meant to stand! Showing TWO Days Only TO NIGHT at 8, FRIDAY 2.15 & 8. COSY TALKIES OSY 1 ALKIES A Warner Bros.’ Triumph “ THE CROWD ROARS ” ‘‘THE CROWD ROARS ” “ THE CROWD ROARS ” Starring JAMES CAGNEY, JOAN BLONDELL with Ann Dvorak and Eric Linden (“A” Cert.—Recommended more suitable for adult audiences). A story of men who risk death for the sheer thrill of it .. . helpless slaves to a life that leaps from ecstasy to tragedy in a flash of a second! Youth incarnate living at a pace no humans ever attempted! Also Entertaining— COMEDY INTEREST FILM NEWS HALL’S FOR RESERVES. MISCELLANEOUS. ” only proved and guaranteed spray for white butterfly, Hid and 1/6 bottle. Tot-ty’s, Florists, Hastings. yy ANTED KNOWN—My Stud Bulls, whose dams have C.O.R. ’s of over 5401b5. fat, will be at the service of the public for cows or heifers. G. Milligan, Mangateretere. JJANDELION LIVER Marvel Corn Paint are the world > best; 1/- each. Coldwell, Chemist, Hastings

’J'O PAINTERS—Price required for Painting 4-roomed Bungalow. Labour only. ’Phone 2200, Hastings, yyOULD lady who paid deposit qa Blue Lace Dress from Andrina, late Russell Street, please communicate 703 Pepper Street, Hastings. M IS I G. LOVE, Dressmaker, 1020 Fitzroy Avenue, Hastings. Charges moderate. ’Phone 3700. JU’CHRE TOURNAMENT, Po7t School, 8 o’clock to-night. Admission 1/-. Cash order prizes 50 per cent. of proceeds. yy ANTED—Price for Ploughing and Discing two acres orchard. Write particulars 532, Tribune, Hastings DOWN, £1 week paints your house two coats English oil and lead, roof included; 5 rooms £ll 10/-. Good job guaranteed. Write 529, Tribune, Hastings. yjARJORIE CURLETT, 300 Lyndon Road West, Hastings, has now on view a large selection of Angora Goods, Jumper Suits, Dainty Lace Pullovers, Cardigans, Berets, all shades Knitting Wool. M IS ! E. COOK (late of Roachs’) Repairs Ladders, Drop Stitches and Catches in Hosiery. Short notice, low prices. Orders may bo left at Miss Tims, Hosiery Specialist, Hastings. Please launder stockings. MISS L. LANCASTER (late Mrs. Wilmot’s) for Loose-covers, Cushions. Curtains, Eiderdowns, Lampshades, Bedspreads, etc. Address 702 E Queen Street, Hastings. MISS E. 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. T AWNMOWERS 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, CINGER SEWING MACHINES. Needles, Oil, Parts, etc., stocked. Latest machine demonstrated in your home. J. Brown, 305 E. Queen Street. Hastings, authorised agent. ALL STYLES in Wood Turning executed by expert For Poker and Marqueterie work a speciality. Charges moderate. A. D Miller, 314 Queen Street E., Hastings.

JLJRS. CULLEN, Dressmaker,* 309 E. Queen Street, Hastings. Charges moderate. Children’s sewing done. MISS HENDERSON, Reliable Dressmaker. Frocks cut. tacked and fitted. Charges moderate. Also cut-to-measure patterns. 201 Charles Street, Hastings. 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. COUNTRY PEOPLE! Mail your Old Gold to us. Cash by return. Top prices given. C. Jones. 211 E. Queea Street, Hastings. jjEMSTITCHING, ST per yard. Large stocks of Wool, Art Needlework. Moderate prices. Mrs. Robinson. 215 Heretaunga Street E., Hastings. T ADIES' HADDRESSING, perman ent waving, full head or side curls only, half head. Moderate price. Mrs. Launder, ’Phone 3890, Hastings. JJON’T MISS this Concert at the Hastings West School, Friday night. The Hastings Orphans’ Club Harmonica Band at their best. WESTERMAN'S STAR SPECIALS. Friday — Children’s Tricochene Pinarettes, from 2/3; Ladies’ Cotton and Silk/Cotton Vests, from 1/6, at Westerman’s, Hastings. J AXA — Nature’s pleasant laxative. Obtainable all Chemists and Storei'