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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 74, 9 March 1933, Page 6

■ PUBLIC NOTICES I e MANCHESTER UNI'ljY ODDFELLOWS. HASTINGS LODQtI No. 6299 Estd. 1878, Funds £15,000 I RE-OPENING OF HALL. k i of the above Lodge, and , . I'l attached members, are invited to ’ I attend the Official Re-opening of tho " I ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Market St., Hastings, on FRIDAY, 10th MARCH, at 8 p.m. P. J. S. GEORGE, • Sec. for Hastings. H.B. BOXING ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Queen Street, Hastings. THURSDAY, March 16th, 8 e p.m. Nominations for offices close t> I with the Secretary on TUESDAY, y I March 14th. r- I J. STICKLAND, Hon. Sec. n MAYORAL ELECTION. To the Citizens of Hastings,— All those who are interested in the candidature of , G. A. JP* 180 * for the Office of Mayor t : are invited to attend a PUBLIC, !’ | MEETING to be held in the AS- ■’ SEMBLY HALL, Hastings, on FRIs 1 DAY NEXT, the 10th inst., at 8 p.m. ■ FALSE RUMOUR. THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS, LTD. PIG BUYERS. A FALSE RUMOUR has been circulated stating we have stopped buyI ings pigs. We wish to contradict this I rumour. Our buyer Is always at your I disposal. I Hawke’s Bay Buyer: B. A. SANDERS. ’Phone 4037, Hastings (day and night). • I QOLD STAR ’pAXI. I To suit the times, we are now runt i ning a 6d Taxi. Competent and I courteous drivers. Special quotes for '■ parties or trips outside town. For further information ring our I lepot, ’phone 2017, Hastings. DON PARKHILL HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST, j RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS (Next Poppelwell’s). I Full stocks of Tobacco & Cigarettes and UP-TO-DATE SALOON. 8 —g. ENTERTAINMENTS. I t QLD-TIME & MODERN DANCE. TRADES HALL, HASTINGS FRIDAY, 10th MARCH. :1 i Mrs. Hearne’s Orchestra. Dance 6d. Light Supper 3d. ; Social Committee Hastings Unemployed 1 Assn. t I Where to get a most delicious - ! Morning or Afternoon Tea for 9d— TOYLANDS TEA KIOSK AND J DANCE HALL WESTSHORE BEACH, NAPIER. I Dancing any time to radio-gramophone, i Open daily from 10 a.m. and Sundays. i Surf bathing, cold showers, etc. on Hawke’s Bay Best Beach. Bus service to door every day. J’P.ADES HALL ENGAGEMENTS Apply—d 211 Fl QUEEN STREET. HASTINGS WHERE TO STAY. ORIENTAL BAY, WELLINGTON THE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 Orieu tai Terrace —the only WOODEN Private Hotel de Luxe in Wellington e This first-class privati hotel G situated in Wellington’s most attractive and easily accessible quarterOriental Bay—which overlooks the 1 harbour and commands i> magnificent view of Wellington. Only one minute’s . walk to the trams. Replete and up-to date with all modern conveniences, garages and parking accommodation ' Tariff: 10/- per day or £3 5/- per week. Permanent guests by arrangement. 'Phone: 20—050. Telegrams: "Berke- ,. ley,” Wellington.—Proprietress: M. M j RICHARDS. CAULFIELD HOUSE .• SYDNEY STREET E., WELLINGTON (Opp. Parliament Buildings). ' UP-TO-DATE GUEST HOUSE. Wooden Construction. Tariff, 10/6 and 12/0 day. Weekly by arrangement. ’ Phone 42 355. MRS. E. MAXWELL • | s I -! RINGS WATCHES CLOCKS A r PROFIT-SHARING DISCOUNTS. BIG ' \SH SAVINGS ON Al.I. PURCHASES. J 1 THE TREASURE CAVE ■ JEWELLER r HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS. j t :. J XOT WATER always on tap when I I. Mercer Heater installed. Full ■ particulars Gas Co. g 1 JJIARRHOEA and other summer ail- 1 g merits banished by taking Harn vey-’s Mineral Tonic. 3/6 month’s , d supply.' Alan Grant (Woodward's) Pharma ■' ) and other Chemist*.