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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 206, 16 September 1937, Page 16

EN TER'JAINMENTS. 2S76 DELIGHTED PATEONS saw this spectacular show at the | State Theatres, Hastings And Napier, ' yesterday. p BOOK NOW — PHONE 2674 ; n / i / | -S T A T K- | \ Direction; Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd 2.15 DAILY — 8 p.m. Screening Simultaneously STATE THEATRES Hastings and Napier LOOK WHO'S HEEE — ON EOLLER SKATES! The King and Queen of Song and Swing Head Over Heels in Rhythm! Fred Ginger ASTAIRE m ROGERS ASTAIRE m ROGERS ASTAIRE m ROGERS ASTAIRE U ROGERS ASTAIRE ROGERS " SHALL WE DANCE" Plans at Theatre. Phone 2674. (Approved For Universal Exhibition.) MAIL NOTICES OUTWAED OVEESEAS MAILS. THUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. Australian States, South Ai'rica and The East, per Awatea from Wellington. — Mails close at Hastings 6 p.m., Napier 5.20 p.m. AIR MAIL SEEVICE. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, Egypt, So'uth Africa and intermediate countries served by the Australia-Sin-gapore-England air mail, per Awatea from Wellington. Due London October 3. — Mails close at Hastings 6 p.m., Napier 5.30 p.m. FEIDAY, SEPTEMBEE 17. Australian States, South Africa and The Fast, per Maetsuyeker from Wellington. — Mails close at Hastings 6 p.m., Napier 5.20 p.m. AIE MAIL SEEVICE. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, E&ypL South Africa and intermediate countries served by the Australia-Sin-gapore-England air mail, per Maetsuyeker from Wellington. Due London October 6. — Mails close at Hastings 6 p.m., Napier 5.30 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Canada, United States of America, via San Pedro, Fiji, Apia, Pago Pago, and Hawaiian Islands, per Mariposa from Auckland. Mails due London October 14.— Mails close at Hastings 6 p.m., Napier 5.30 p.m. Correspondenee will be uecepted for dispatch by air mail services in North, South and Ceutral America, also West fndi'es. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Australian States, Norfolk Island, South Africa and The East, pe% Aorangi f roin Auckland. — Mails close at Hastings 4 p.m., Napier 3.20 p.m. AIR MAIL SERVICE. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, Egypt, South Africa and intermediate countries served by the Australia-Sin-gapore-England air mail, per Aorangi from Auckland. Due London Octobei 10. — Mails close at Hastings 4 p.m., Napier 3.20 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, Central America, Jamaica and South American Western States via Panamt. per Rangitane from Auckland. Mails due London October 26. — Mails close at Hastings 4 p.m., Napier 3.20 p.m. ' Correspondenee will be accepted f?r dispatch by air mail services in North, South and Central America, also West Endies. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe (speeially addressed correspondenee only), via Cape Horn per Essex from Auckland. Mails due London October 27. — Mails close at Hastings 4 p.m., Napier 3.20 p.ik, INIiAND AIR" MAILS. For Gisborne, 6 a^m. and 11 a-m. daiJy sxcept Sunday. For' all South Island offiees, including afiices served by the new Nelson-Grey-mOuth-Hokitika service comraencing February 23, 1937. Mails close at 6 p.m. daily except Sunday. Letters must bear special air mail postage and be speeially marked. The t'ollowing rates apply:— (1) For delivery within the Dominion, 2d per oz. (Postage and ai: i'ee combined). 1 INWARD OVEESEAS MAILS. -(Approximate Dates Only). September 21 — S.S. Karepo from Sydney, Australian and beyond Ausiralia mail. September 21— E.M.S. Aorangi from Yancouver, English and American naiL September 21— S.S. Mariposa from Sydney," Australian mail. September 27— S.S. Remuera from London, English mail. September 27 — S.S. Cbifuku Maru from Kobe, via Auckland, Eastern mail. , C. CLARK, Postmaster. NOT1CE TO "HERAL.D-TR1BUNE" • 8UBSCRIBEKS CUBSCRIBEKS wkose delivery ^ of the "Herald-Tribuue" is uusatisfactory are particularly requested to communicate DIREUT WITH OUR OFF1CE instead of complaining to the runner bo^s. This course ensures first-haud knowlelgo ot irregularities and prompt atteatiou. In the event of non-delivery subscribors piay ring 3922,