REMINDERS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 196, 4 September 1937, Page 6

REMINDERS

A feast of spring awaits all who go to the Havelock North Flower Show ; on Wednesday. Competitions, etc. Don 't f orget, 2.30 on Wednesday, Acceptances for all first-day events at the Wanganui Jockey Club Spring meeting elose with the secretary, P.O. Box 15, Wanganui, gt 9 p.m. on Monday, September 6. •The Public Trustee invites tenders, elosing at noon on Sbptember 18, for the lease of the Clarendon Hotel, Napier. Further pavticulars may be obtained from the District Trusteo at Wellington, Hastings and Napier. The next of the popular week-ond rail exeursions to Hawke's Bay has been arranged for tho 10/12 September weelc-end. The excursion train leaves* Wellington late on Friday night and arrives at its destination early on the Saturday. Fares have been drastically redueed. An advertisement appears in this issue. Madaine Margaret Mercer announces that she resumes tuition in the Buffalo Hall, Hastings^ on Thursday, Septembei D. Madame has pleasure in announcing tliat a junior choir class has been lornied in Hastings. The new term commenees on September 9 and early application is necessary. Private lessons t)y arrangement. The Hastings Towns women 's Guild will meet in the Oddf ellows ' ' Hall on Thursday, September 9 at 2.30 p.m. Miss Jean Ballantyne will speak on "Dancing" with illustrations of the dances of various countries. Tho resolutions which will come beforo the N.Z.U.T.G. councii meeting will be discussed, and members are reminded of the "13ring and Buy" stall of fiowers and seedlings, which will be conducted by the Gardening Circle. The mueh-looked-for Andrew Johnston meetings will commeiice to-xnorrow in the Baptist Chureh, Karamu road south. Mr Johnston served in Francc with the New Zealand Division and suffered the loss of sight through shetlburst. He has of reeent years dfidicated his full time and talents to the preaching of tlie Cliristian meseage, and the many special missions whicli he has conducted throughout .. Now Zealand hq.ve made a very strong appeal. Mrs Johnston will aecompany the preacher and will sing at each evening meeting. Every week night at 7.30, with tho exception of Saturday, these attractive services will be continued. Friends ar« urged to be early, and a welcome ia extended particularly to all feturned .apldiers.