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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 144, 6 July 1937, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTIOES TO-NIGHT — At 7.30 — TO-NIGHT H E A B T>EV. L. J. BOULTON SMITH'S Xi VITAL ADDRESS In the BAPTIST CHURCH. Subject: ''What Christ Demands of Us."' ALL WELCOME. » — 1 JJAWKE'S ^gAY JJUNT FEXTURES FOR JULY. Tuesday, 6th July: Braehead, 11.30. Saturday, 10th July: The Park, 11.30. Wednesday, 14th July: Tikokino Crossroads, 11.30. Friday, 16th July: Okawa, 12. Saturday, 17th July: Hunt Races. Tuesday, 20th July, The Park, 11.30. Saturday, 24th July, Tikokino, 11.30. Tuesday, 27th July: Beattie 's Corner, 11.30. Saturday, 31st July: Tikokino, 11.30. August 13th: Waipawa Distriet, Hunt Ball. August 14th:" Point-to-Point, Tikokino. T. SHEERATT, • • * " Master. /^WING Sheep being worried Tres--passers will be prosecuted, all dogs destroyed. Poison laid. F. vpn DADELSZEN, Mangateretere, THE H.B. ART SOCIETY (Inc.) JgXHIBITION OF pAINTINGS, ETC. The Society 's Annual Exhibition oi Pictures by N.Z. artists will be open in the Art Gallery from Wednesday, 7th July to Monday, 19th July inclusive. GaBery hours " and Friday evenings, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. School Pupils with teacher 3d each. Art Union Tickets 1/-. Members Private Yiew TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. RESULT OF SCHOOL POSTER COMPETITION. Senior: 1st, Edna Stephenson (Woodford House); 2nd, Elizabeth Harvey (Woodford House). Junior: 1st, Joan Maylett (Napier Intermediate) ; 2nd, Ian Barber (Napier . Intermediate). XXOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAEHNG is now reopened. Class to-morrow (Wednesday), 10 a.m., and every Wednesday and Saturday ingVDYERTISER with established wholesale business desiroiis of transferring headquart'ers to Hastings will bo pleased to cobsider pulchasing premises sfeuitable to cohversion. into factory. Floor space required approx. 1200 sqiiare feet, or "will consider purchasing Section suitable for erection of such premises. "Progressive,-" C/o 415, Herald-Tribune, Hastings.

board & RESiDENCB. YyANTED — Boarder, single room or - share; suit lady or gentleman; also carshed; very good locality. Ap-, ply 417, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. YWANTED — Quiet, .refined Tenqnts • for self-contained flat, furnished or unfurnished, all conveniences. 809 Avenue Road E., Hastings. YYTANTED — Two-roomed self-contain- • ed Flat, central. Write 414, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. pO LET. — Two furnished rooms (bedroom, sitting-room), uso of conveniences. Phone 4382. pO LET— Superior furnished doubles or single Room with fireplace; also unfurnished Rooms. With all convenences. Write 406 Herald-Tribune, Hastings. pO LET. — ^Furnished double room with balcony attached. Sunny. Do Villa Flats, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. YUHERE TO STAY— Rooms wilh conveniences or bed and tray if dosired, two minutes past Railway Line, West Side. Somerset House, cnr. King and St. Aubyn Streets, Hastings. Y^ENTWORTH — 307 Aveinue Rd. W. Good aceoraiDOdation}. single and double rooms. Central. 'Phone 3705. WHERE TO SXAi'l " Q.BEEHGABLE8" FOR BOARD AND RESIDENCE. CJnder New Management and NAwly Renovated Throughout. Good Table Kept. R&oms lo Let mth Tray.

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