REMINDERS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 89, 1 May 1937, Page 6

REMINDERS

The Hastings Free Kindergarten will not re-open until May 10. . - Those interested'in the Social; Credit Movement are holdmg a meeting on Tuesday • night in the Hastings . Chanxber of Commerce rooms. , The power will be off in all of the Hawke 's Bay Eleetric Power Board 's area, ineluding the Hastings borough, from "1.30 to" 2 p.m. to-morrow. Tenders for- the supply of* milk to schools are invited by the Hastings Borougli Couneil by advertisement in this issue, ' A meetiiig of those interested in the position of the "B" class radfo statiohs and desirous of keeping 2ZL oh'tho air, is beiiig held on Tuesday at S p.m. ixi Ihe Hastings 'Assemljly Hall. A rebrdadcast br fch©. Coronation serviee will be a feature of the Coronation Ball in the Hastings Assembly Hall on May -12." ... The Hastings Gyxnnaetic Club's gymuasium; w;ill be opeii to all classes from; Tuesday xtight. Followin'g the lifting of health • restrictions, most ■ Hastings Buuday Schools will re-open to-m orrow.. Paiticulqrs of the various schoQls are advertised. ' - Particula'rs of a train exeursioxx. to. Napier, from- Wellington on May 7 and 9, aixd also fedueed iares to Hastings from : Palmerston' Nortix for the Hastings races on May 8 ahd 12 are adve'r-' tise'd in this issue by " the ' Raiiways Departruent: The Havelock North Women 's lnstitute will liold a Paddy 's Market in tho A'illage Hall dn May 12 at 2.30 p.m". A talk on South Africa and Kenya by Miss-Violet Russell will be given fo the Hastings Women 's Cominunity Olub on Wednesday at 3 p.m. The; Baptist, Sunday School will reopen to-xnbrrow ' afternoon at 2-30 and the ydung fdlk will b.e' warmly welcomed. Children wlio go to no Sunday school are partieularly invited, ahd also the co-operation of parents who have 'the welfaie-of thcir: children at hcart;. '