REMINDERS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 4, 28 September 1937, Page 6

REMINDERS

The Hawke's Bay Hospital Board invites applications up to 5 p.m. on Tuesday,. October 5, for the position of qualified masseuse (balf time), and qualified lady dispenser, at the Mcmorial Hospital, Hastings. The three-aet production to have been presented by the Napier Repertory L'layers on September 29 and 30 has been postponed and wjll now be presented on the evenings of November 16 and 17. i Tho Oddfellows' bal] will be held in ihe Clive Public Hail to-night afc 8.15 Les Henry'a prchestra will be in aL tendaxice, and free Government buses nill leave Hastings and Napier ab 8 a'elock t To-inorrow (Wednesday) September 29, is the last day for reeeiving entries ror all classes at the Hawke's Bay Spring Sbow. Entries may *oe made at ihe society'? offiee, (Jhureh Lane, Napier, or at Mr. L\ U. Wilkinson's iffiee, Queen street, Hastings, where the secretary will be in attendance to receive entries. Members of the Napier llepertory L'layers and tlieir friends are notilied by advertisemeut in this issue that the society 's next three-act jiroduction, which was to have been presented ut the end of this month, has beeu postjoned until November 10 and 17. This las been uecessitated by tho society 's activities in conueclion with the Drama League Festival, iu which the Napier team scorcd sucli an outslanding sucjess. The yila y, "The 300th Performince," wlnch secured Dominion honours in"competition with tho rest of New Zealand, will be tho major attraction it the society 's next one-aet play even* ing on October 27 next. The Port Ahuriri Caledonian Society ind Pipe Band will hold the usual nonthly ingleside in the B iffalo Hall. I'ort Ahuriri, to -morrow nVodnesday). A splendid iHomamxrn' li;t ^ bocn airarigi'd and will be prewutod l\v "Aunt Millic," "I'm'le Charlie" and 2ZB uousins. This programme will be inter3persed with old-time and Scottish ilancing, so all patrons aro assured of a splendid night's enjoyment. During the evening the Pipe Band, under PipeMajor Lawson, will play selections. The society extends a cordjal invitation to any visitors to Napier to attend, \ *