A. F. REDGRAVE & CO.. LTD. AUTUMN SOWING! CAPE BARLE” BLACK BARLEY ALGERIAN OATS GARTON OATS I l AUTUMN SOWING OF LUCERNE. We have good stocks of the best quality Marlborough an! Hunter River Seed. I | | A. F. REDGRAVE & CO., LTD. GRAIN, SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS
EDUCATIONAL... MISSES GRANTHAM & PATSTON hold classes in all branches of DANCING including latest steps for the BALLROOM. Classes held in Hastings, Napier and Waipukurau. Business Girls’ Classes in American Tap and Physical Culture, 1/- per lesson. MISS JEAN BALLANTYNE gives lessons in LATEST BALLROOM DANCING. Private Lessons by Appointment. CHILDREN’S CLASSES in all BRANCHES in Hastings, Napier, Havelock North and Waipawa. Studio and Private Address: Trinton, cr. Market and St. Aubyn St., Hastings. MISS HAZEL LEE Pupils’ successes so far this season are: 33 first, 37 second, 25 third prizes, 8 medals and 3 cups. Correct Tuition in National Dancing as taught by the leading teachers in Scotland. Classes: Friendly Society’s Hall, Saturday 's, from 9 a.m. Ring Phillip Lee, 4185, Hastings. MR. A. STANLEY WARWICK. ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Special attention to defective speech. Dramatic Class re-forming now. Public spanking in all branches. Children’s Classes, Friday and Saturday. Inquiries: C/o. Mr. Lean Fail, Bookseller, Hastings, or at. No. 1 Cerry Avenue. Napier. CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 403 E Southampton St., HASTINGS. Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. Day and Evening Classes. MISS A. M. MARSHALL, P.C.T, Principal. WHY YOU \ / SHOULD QUALIFY ' \JT */ IN ACCOUNTANCY - —ll equips you for rapid promotion. —lt gives you a big advantage when applying for a new job. —lt is your best form of unemployment insurance. —lt helps you reach the big-salaried jobs. ENROL WITH HEMINGWAY’S. —tho foremost Accountancy specialists for 36 years. —You arc sure of passing in the shortest time and at minimum expense. —Start studying at once. —Write to-day for Free Book, '‘Accountancy.” HEM ING WAY’S Correspondence Schools P.O. Box 516’ Auckland.
WHERE TO STAY. CAULFIELD HOUSE SYDNEY STREET E.. WELLINGTON (Opp. Parliament Buildings). UP-TO-DATE GUEST HOUSE. Wooden Construction. Tariff, 10/6 and 12/6 day. Weekly by arrangement. Phone 42-355 MRS E MAXWELL, APR X MRS. NORMAN McLENNAN, k late of the Commercial Hotel, Woodville, having taken over “Woodlands,” corner of Southland Road and Eastbourne Street, Hastings, are now prepared to take paying guests. Tho house has been thoroughly renovated, and tho cuisine is excellent, being under Mrs. McLennan’s strict superi vision. Terms moderate. Flats in I the Louse are available for those desiring them. ’Phone 2087, Hastings. ORIENIAL BAY, WELLINGTON 'VIIE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 Oriental Terrace—the only WOODEN Private Hotel de Luxe in Wellington. This first-class privati hotel is situated in Wellington •» most attractive and easily accessible quarter— Oriental Bay—which overlooks the harbour and commands <■ magnificent cicw of Wellington Only one minute’s walk to tho trains. Replete and up to late with all modern conveniences, garages and parking accommodation. Tariff; 10/ per day or £1 5/ per week, (’urninnent guests by arrangement. 'Phone: 20- 050 Telegrams: ‘‘Berkeley,” Wellington.—Proprietress: M M_ RICHARDS. SKIN becomes clearer and finer in texture when you use Rachel Vanishing Cream. 1/6 jar, handbag size 6d. Alan Grant (Woodward’s Pharmacy >, Hastings gTEVENS’ “Cathedral Brand’* Essences give that subtle, zestful richness to your noosing. All Grocers,
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 107, 19 April 1933, Page 12
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