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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 191, 30 August 1937, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES 0AMPAIGN FOR J^CONOMIC gECUEITY ASSEMBLY HALL : HASTINGS MONDAY, ATJG. 30th, at 8 p.m. Spe&ker: ME. E. O. MARKS, M.A., Wanganui. This is of Vital Importance to AE. Slvaryone is most heartily welcoined to this Meeting. ABOLTJTELY NON-PARTY. JJASTINGS JJISTOEICAL gOC. ME. V. F. PISHEE, Ethnologist, Auckland Museum, Will Speak on "MAOEI CUSTOMS" (Hlustrated) MONDAY, 30th AUGUST, 8 p.m. 1IETHODIST HALL, Opp. Municipal Theatre. HAWKE'S BAY PHILATELIC SOC. |A MEETING of the above Society will bc held in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Karamu Eoad, Hastings, on WEDNESDAY, 1st September, 8 p.m. All interested in stamps are invited to be present. L. E. GEEEN, Hon. Sec. glSTEE jgVANS * A.T.N.A., L.L.C.M. » ^of London and Australia)' Invites you to a series of — HEALTH & PSYCHOLOGY LECTURES To be held at EITZ TEA EOOMS WEDNESDAY, THUKSDAY, PEIDAY , at 2.45 and 8 p.m. At 2.45, Dainty Afternoon Tea served. Birthday information 1/-. Night Session — Collection. Do not fail to hear Sister Evans. She welcomes you all. H.B. UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISPENSAEY. EEDEMPTION OP DEBENTUEES. XTOTIGE IS HEEEBY GIVEN of tho intention of the Board of Management to Tedeem all Debentures issued by the H.B. United Eriendly Societies Dispensary (other than those held by lodges) on or before the 30th day of SEPTEMBER, 1937. Payment to De-benture-holders will be made on or before the above date- at the registered jffiee of the Dispensary only upon the jroduction of the Debentures held. E. E. SPEIGGS, Secretary. Y\7INNEES IN B.C. COMPETITION, ** ST. BAENABAS ', PAEKVALE: Night-dress, Miss A. Upton. Doll, Miss B. Sateheli. Cake, Mr. E. Hocking. N O T I C E t — . /YWTNG to continued interference with Plant and Materials on the Breakwater, any person found trespassing on tho Crancs or interi'ering with the Plant or Materials, will henccforth be prosecuted. As soiue of the. damage has" been eaused by boys, parents are warned to »e o that their boys do not trespass on the works at any time, as no further leniency will be shown. . A reward of Five Pounds will be paid to anyone giving information leading to the conviction of the person or persons concerned in any one or more of the following offences: Breaking into my launch * ' KIEITA" onthree oceasions, and stealing therefrom, Materials and Tools. Breaking open iny Portable Compressor on Hardinge Eoad Beach, and Btcaling therefrom a four cylinder Dixie Magneto with impulso start, spark plngs and wires. Breaking open the Tool Box standing ncar the Crane in Hardinge Eoad. E. S. BE00KE3. FARMERS. YYTE HAVE EXPEET WOOLCLASSEES at your serviee. For further particulars write "Associated Woolclassers," C/o 704, H.B. Herald-Tribune, Hastings. HERE'S A.EEASON For— P O P U LA El'T? S U N B E A M You get the Tastiest AFTEENOON TEA (Pot Tea & Cakes or Sandwiches) FOE gD. gUNBEAM JJILK gAK Heretaunga St. W. — D. Cranko, Prop. JfATHLEEN JJICKSON has an unusually varied selection of Frocks for Spring wear. Your inspec- , " tion welcomed. Heretaunga Bldgs. (upstairs), . next Pasadena Tearooms. J. E. Ross & Ca BEAUTY SPECIALISTS N A P I E E Beg to announce tliat they havo secured the services of MES. GEETEUDE MOEGAN (late Manageress Kirkcaldie & Stains. ' Wellington) who has just returned fro-m a refresher course in England and on the Continent, as Manageress of their Beauty Saion. •'PHONE C78 NAPIER for Appointments.