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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 81, 17 March 1933, Page 1

I i j '’TRIBUNE” TELL . PHONE NUMBERS. — ! ’’TRIBUNE” BLDGS. I I QUEEN STREET, t I HASTINGS. | | j j Editorial, Reporting and . Commercial Depts.. 1 3531 (3 lines) I J Tribune Branch Otace, | 1 Napier, No. 109 Q. |

PICTURE THEATRES FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT OF THIS GRAND COMEDY. (’OB Y TALKIES V OSY X A L K I E S Paramount Films Present “ THE SPORTING WIDOW ” “THE SPORTING WIDOW” with ALISON SKIPWORTH RICHARD BENNET’I GEORGE RAFT EVALYN KNAPP To those of you who have not seen this picture, we adviso not to miss this delightful comedy. (Recommended by Censor for Adults).' SPECIAL SUPPORTS. TO MORROW’S GREAT CHANGE. SHOWING FOUR DAYS. Afternoons 2.15 Evenings at 8. Saturday Two Matinees, 2.15, 4.45. MAURICE CHEVALIER • in “LOVE ME TO-NIGHT” ‘‘LOVE ME TO-NIGHT” with Jeanette MacDonald & Charlio Ruggles As the Paris tailor who sets the stylo in love, Maurice Chevalier is twice as human, twice as charming, and ten times as irresistible as ever before! ALL PARAMOUNT SUPPORTS. Hall’s for Reserves.

MISCELLANEO US. gPECIAL SNIP! Hats in all the latest shades, 6/11. Miss Lang, Milliner, Hastings. 00 YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY with t Photographer. Lovell-Smith, Market Street, Hastings. JJANDWRITING aud Birth Date bring surprising results. Kathleen, 29 Cowper Street, Devonport, Auckland. CURLETT, 300 Lyndon Road W., Hastings, exhibiting at H. Show, Thursday, a varied selection of Angora Wool Overwear and Underwear, Tweeds, Knitted Suits and Children’s Tailored Garments. LINGER SEWING MACHINES. Needles, Oil, Parts, etc. Latest style machines in stock. Easy terms arranged. J. Brown, 305 E. Queen St , Hastings, District Agent. OREAM WINCEY NIGHTS, trimmed silk lace, good quality, 4/11; also stocks of New Zealand Wools, 6d and 7id skein. E. Power, Karamu Road, Hastings. TIM SULLIVAN. Plaster, Concrete and Monumental Work of every description fixed in any cemetery. 306 Eastbourne Street, Hastings. MISS E. COOK (late of Roachs') Repairs Ladders, Drop Stitches and Catches in Hosiery. Short notice, low prices. Orders may be left at Miss Tims, Hosiery Specialist, Hastings. Please launder stockings. HENDERSON, Reliable Dressmaker. Froeks cut, tacked and fitted. Charges moderate. Also cut-to-measure patterns. 201 Charles Street, Hastings. TJRESSMAKING —Tweed Skirls from 7/6; Children’s Clothes and all classes of sewing undertaken. Baird and Hawthorne. Union Bauk Buildings, 'Phone 3228, Hastings. I. EMSTItCHINgT 4d yard. New Season’s Wool has arrived, latest, shades. Inspection invited. Mrs. Robinson, 215 Herctaunga Street East, Hastings. SJFSS~ L. LANCASTER (late Mrs. 1 Wilmot’s) for Loose-Covers. Cushions, Curtains. Eiderdowns. Lampshades. Bedspreads, etc. Address 702 E. Queen Street, Hastings. 'Phone 3874.

FINANCE ’IVANTED—To raise £425, first mortgage, 4 years. Gilt-edged securit.y. Write 707, Tribune, Hastings. THRIFT! CAVE MONEY by taking op Invest- ° rnent Shares which can be paid up bv regular monthly instalments. Full particulars at the Society’s Office. MUTUAL BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF HAWKE’S BAY (Permanent). Queen Street. Hastings. HASTINGS PERMANEN’I BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOC. (Est. 1885). ryiPosiTS accepted at highest rates of interest- Investment Shares available, payable by monthly subscrip tlotis of 5/- per ehare; term 5 years. A. J. E. RUNCIMAN. See. Itli.-r-r Market St rent || ASTINUS STAUK-BOWKETT 11 BUILDING SOCIETY. Applaations for Shares in the proposed Sixth Issue tire now being received. ri. P. STRATTON, Secretary, Karamu Road (Opp. Public Trust) P.O. Box 156. Hastings. aTm. Australian Mutual Provident Society. Uoii-'UH i 1 . local agent, t b. Budd, re any bu>uieNS m ruunccl inn with A.M.I* i’dlirieb. Business iu uoual. A hire. : Ltrvcl in York hired, Hastings. ’ty i .> I I. K MAN ‘s Autumn Styles.— Athletic hiuglcTO. 1/6, 1/11, 2/6; Aihlfti” short Trunk Drawers, clastic t"p' 2 6 pair, at Wdcnuan’s, Hast