COMING EVENTS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 7, 23 January 1937, Page 6

COMING EVENTS

' 'There was a lad • born In Kyle" The Hastings and District Scots Society w:ish to remind admirers of Burns that the anniversary will be celebrated iu the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday next. The public are reminded that Miss H. Crichton Imrie has resumed teaching at the music, studio,. 405 Southland road, Hastings. The Railway Department announccs th,e running of. ..an excur'sion' from Feilding, Palmerston North and: intermediate. stations to Napier and uack on Sun day , January 31. The" excursion train is timed to arrive at Napier before lunch and leaves Napier' on the return.at 5 p.m. The fares are at a very cheap rate. Ah advertisement appears' in this issue. •' VThe. Hastings branch of the Hawke's Bay Drivers' Union notifies that all emjiloyees 'engaged in horse-drawn or motor-driven vehicles are reqtfested to attend ' a special me'eting to be held m the Premier Hall, Eastbourne street, on Monday, January 25, at 8 'p.m. ■Tenders for the ercction.bf a bridge at.' the- Butcher Creek, on the Napier- ' Palinerstbn North State highway, will close ; with "the secretary of the Public » WrK's Tenders Board at Wellington at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, ,February 9. Specifibations may be seen at the -Public Works Offices, Wellington and -Napier, and at the Post Office, Dannevirke. "Does God Speak — and is so, how?" is a question that will be attemp.ted on Sunday evening in the Hastings Methodist Chureh by the Eev. R. B. Gosnell. A1J interested in this problem aro hea.ftily invited to attend, visitors espccially being welcome. The choir will rendcr the anthem "Gloria" (Mbzart's TweHth Mass) and there will be the usual hearty congregational singing.