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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 96, 6 April 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DR. E. Y. COMRIE has changed his address to the corner of Heretaunga Street East and Miller Street, Hastings. THERE is no truth in the rumour that 1 am leaving Havelock North. W. REEVE. HASTINGS H. 5.0.8 FOOTBALL CLUB.’ ■JLTEMBERS please note—A PRACTICE for all teams will be held at the High School grounds on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 p.m. Players are requested to use Murdock Boad entrance. HAVELOCK NORTH RELIEF DEPOT. /■'LOTHES DRIVE throughout Havelock North postal district, SATURDAY, April 7th. Cars will call on you. Have your parcels ready. TO HASTINGS YOUTHS. fA’ MEETING of Citizens and Young Men interested in the setting up of a Club for providing entertainment and physical activities for the youths of Hastings will be held in the DRILL HALL on MONDAY EVENING, at f. 45. It is proposed to arrange weekly gatherings at which there will be community singing, lectures and discussions, and musical entertair-nent. It is also planned that boxing gloves and equipment for physical training will be made available. All young men are cordially invited to attend. BARON DE CASTRO, Convenor. HAWKE’S BAY BOXING ASSOCIATION. T'HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Queen Street, Hastings, on TUESDAY, April 10th, 1934. at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance Sheet; Election of O.ffieers; and General. J. STICKLAND. Hon. Secretary. COMMISSION ON NATIVE AFFAIRS. The Commission will resume its sitting on Tuesday, April 10, 1934, at 11 a.m., at the Native Affairs Com mittee Boom, Parliament Buildings, Wellington, to inquire into the administration of the Departments of Government concerned with the administration of Native Affairs in New Zealand and, in particular, (1) into the schemes now in operation for the development of the lands of the Maori people, for assisting them in farming and all matters connected therewith, including (a) the probability of their achieving the results intended or of their being justified by the benefits they confer on the Maori people, and (b) the sources from which they are financed and tie expenditure and control of and accounting for moneys, stores, and credits in connection therewith; (2),the funds which are available to the Maori people, the purposes for which they may be applied or should be applicable, and whether they might be used more effectively. The Commission has decided to sit in public to hear evidence and argument concerning the matters under inquiry, but the Commission retains its right to take any evidence or make any inquiries in private, whenever the Commission thinks it necessary so to do. The Commission invites evidence from these who have knowledge concerning the matters under inquiry or any of them. Any person may apply personally to the Commission to be called as a witness before the Commission, but it is desirable that a written communication stating clearly the name and address of the writer and indicating the nature of the evidence the writer desires to tender should be addressed to the Secretary, Commission on Native Affairs, Wellington. The Commission will sit at Wellington and at such other places as the Commission shall determine. R. F. A. GREY, Secretary. Better buy, better meat, at our. new Butcher’s Shop, in RUSSELL ST.. HASTINGS. We supply the best joints, at Low Prices. — W. R. FANNIN, ’Phone 3757.

H. C. W 1L KIN s 0 N DEALER (late of Napier) has opened business in RUSSELL STREET. HASTINGS, and will be pleased to welcome old and new clients at above address. Next Harvey. Fulton and Hill. WESTERMAN’S Week-end Wunders —See our range of Boys’ Overcoats just opened. They are better than ever at Westerman’s, Hastings. WESTERMAVS Weekend Wo7 ders—6/11 Men’s Pyjamas for 4/11. Good full sizes and a nice variety of neat colours and designs at Westerman’s. Hastings. WESTERMAN S Week-end Wonders—22/6 Cardigans for 13/6. These are all wool in fancy designs. Three different sizes, Westerman’s, Hastings. WESTERMAN *8 Week-end Wonders—7s/- Navy and Brown Worsted Suits for 59/6. These are real bargains and are selling rapidly. Westerman’s. Hastings. x ity found in every sparkling glass of cool Stevens' Health Salt. 2/6. Yates’ Cash Stores. V You know what you like and vou'll sell it nt Millar and Giorgi Ltd., Hastings. Priced from 55/- to 99/6. pENTS ’ _ ”CARDIGANS ~1 PULLOVERS, a large assortment in plain and fancy designs, from 8/6 to 36/9, at Millar aud Giorgi Ltd., Hastiags.