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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 4

b2bths, mabbiages & deaths, IN MEMOEIAM SYLVT'STER.-Hfa lovlng memory of Arthur Ronald, whp, died March 10. 1935. "So de&rjy loved, so deeply mournW Inserted by Ms loving wife, Stella. FHNERAL DJRECTOR& TOm & McIYOR s03s nelson steeet, hastings. Mortuary Chapel— Eree use to clients. Phones: Day 2712, Night2712 and 2383 C. E. ROGERS & CO. FIJNERAL EIEEGTOES Town and Country Funerals Condncted. Pxivata Ciiapel for tise of clients free of charge. Phone 93, Napier. After hours: D, McKnight, 214 Hastings » Streat — phon§ 1453. BNDERTANERS. S. T. TONGr & S0N8 KABAMU EOAD, (E»t»b. 1878). iloral & Artifieisl Wreaths a Specialty. •'Phonesj. Shop 4162, Pvt. Bes., Bert Tong, 3665 Oeo, Tong, 2491 pndebtakeb3. KERSHAW'S Fanerala and Cremationa arranged anywhere in New Zealand. "Phone day and night, 4234. Pvt. Bes, coxner Nelson Sfcreet and Fitzroy Avenne. winter will be tjpon trs soon. Now ia the time to get your eupply — Of— DRY, SOUND EIEEWOOD laid in, MAXEE RATA MATAI CONES PXNHS BLUEGUM chjt tq any length— LOWEST PEIOES. Full Measurement GuaranteecU ROBERT HOLT $ SONS limited. * phone 3568s THE MATADOR ELECTEIC VACUUM OLEANEB gives outstanding perfonnance. Eeasonably priced at £10 10/-, Ask for a Demonstration. ,THOS. EITCH3E, LTD. HERETAUNGA ST. :: HASTINGS THE BBIDE'S EECOLLEGTIONS — are xevived by her wedding day portraits. Bridescnaids, too, recall the happy day, when 'that lasting gift — their portrait — was taken. Book Easter Wedding Appointments early. B 0 L F KEYS ffel. 2526i Photographer, Commerce Buildings, HASTINGS. PIGS ■ CUEED on ownebs' account • — by— - F. H. GBEEN J. B. FLETCHEE LTD. HCGH-CLASS BUTCHEE '408 HEEETAUNGA ST, . HASTINGS VEAL STEAK. 7d Ib, fOMATO SAUSAGES .. 5d ib. Phone 3856. t e n n i 8 i jwby send yotjb bacquet8 away when yon can have tbem Kestrung from 10/-, Eenovated from 1/-. Bepairs rapid and reasonable by EEED. H. WALKEE 506 Avenne Eo»fl W., Hastings. WEATHER FORECAST Following is the Government Meteorologisfs summaxy and forecast for the Central, East and North-east district for the 24 hours from 9 a.m. to-dav: — General Inference: A depression is erossjng the Dominion to-day and is being followed by a nnmber of secondaries, bnt pressure is xising over SouthEastern Australia. Forecast: Moderate to strong northjpesterly winds. Weather: Fair at firat but gradually clonding over and scattered Tains probable within 24 hours. . .. W,M .H,„ Seas: Slight to moderate. THE SUN. To-day — -Eose 6.22 a.m., sets 7.36 p.ro. To-morrow — Eises 6.23 a.m., sets 6.34 ip.m. HIGH TIDE. s(At Glasgow Wharf). To-day— 11.10 a.m., 11.34 p.nj. To-aiorrow«'11.59 a.in. — p.m. PHASES OP THE MOON. First quarter, March 19, 11.46 p.m. Full moon, Mareh 27, 11.12 ajau last Quarter, April 4, 3.53 p.m. New moon, April 11, 5.10 p.m, hastings eeadings.. Por 24 Hours from 9 a.m, To-day. yaTmnm temperature (dry) 69 deg. Minimum temperature (dry) 46 deg. Dry bulb thermoaieter ..... 59 deg. Wet bulb thermometer 57 deg. Grass thermometer 39 deg. Earth foot below surfaee .. 65 deg. Rainfall for 24 hours to 9 a.m, to-day Nil Eainfall for March ......... .68 inch Rainfall for year, 1937 3.69 inch