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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 19 November 1927, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS HASTINGS CITIZENS’ BAND (Incorporated). QPEN-AIR RECITAL QUEEN VICTOR [A SQUARE, HASTINGS. THIS SUNDAY EVENING at 8.15. Come and hear “The Trip to Blackpool” and “Ukulele Dream Girl” CHAS. BRYANT, Condutcor. W. BENNISON, Secretary. ASSEMBLY HALL, HASTINGS Lecturer: MR. ALEX MILL Of Egypt General Mission. pANTERN Beautiful Views. “Footsteps of Christ in Palestine.” THURSDAY, 24th NOVEMBER. Time, 7.45 p.m. Free to all, and all welcome. p REAT HOME MISSION FESTIVAL THE REV. A. J. SEAMER and the FAMOUS MAORI PARTY. Hastings Methodist Church, Sunday week (Nov. 27th.), Assembly Hall, Monday week (Nov. 28). A TREAT IN STORE FOR EVERYBODY. EDUCATIONAL. t 1 LOCUTION, VOICE PRODUCTION Teacher: MISS ELAINE WARD (Late of Christchurch) Studio: “MAXWELTON,” 618 Heretaunga Street, Hastings Evening Classes can be arranged. pRNEST pjOIJNSELL Pupil of Theo Salmon, San Francisco (pupil of Lescnotizky) TEACHER OF PIANO, THEORY. HARMONY, ACCOMPANYING. Interpretation for 'instrumentalists and Singers. Pupils entered for all exams. Examination Theory Class commencing. BEGLEY’S BUILDINGS, HASTINGS SINGING AND VUjCE PRO DUCTION. M ISS M F ox R oaEES Pupil of Bantock Pierpoint, Guildhall School of Music and D. Riddell Hunter, Bund St., London. Address: Corner of Nelson and Southampton Streets, Hastings. LI O. HILI.BDON HUTTON, Mus ' Bnc. (Hon ), Organist-Choir-masts) Wesley Methodist Church. Hastings Teacher of Pianoforte ano Theorv, Organ and Singing Studio, Methodist Choir Vestry, Hastings Street Postal adlresi: P.O. Boz 493, Hastings. MISS JOY LAWSON. (Late Slade School of Art). SELWYN ROAD, HAVELOCK. Takes orders for Painted Wooden Boxes, Plaques, Pin Trays, Mirrors, etc. Embroidered Pochettes in original designs and colonring. Pupils taken for drawing and d-sign. PARMERS! COVER YOUR X . STACKS! Our TARPAULINS, made from very best quality longflax greenproofed canvas, specially manufactured for us in England, will give almost a lifetime of wear. Compare these prices:— 12ft. x 15ft £4 15/15ft. x 18ft £7 2/6 18ft. x 21ft £lO 21ft. x 24ft £l3 6/BEST HEAVY JUTE RICK COVERS 12ft, x 15ft £1 15/15ft. x 18ft £2 12/6 18ft. x 21ft £3 13/6 21ft. x 24ft £4 18/12ft. x 15ft £1 15/LAND & JJEIGHWAY CANVAS GOODS MANUFACTURERS, HASTINGS rpO FRUIT EXPORTERS! Fruitgrowers who intend exporting during tho coming season are notified that applications for shipping space must reach the office of the undersigned not later than the 30th inst. Forms on Application. A. L. BAUMGART, Agent, N.Z. Fruitgrowers’ Federation. Box 332, Hastings. JJAXWELTON 618 HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS ’Phone 1711. First Class Board and Residence. “Tho Ideal Home.” MRS. TASKER, Prop. INNA i'CLtCET" the Athletic Sport/ on W>'’uesrlay next at 7.30 p.m. N<o«n n fa k, Hantiiii'B. Special lightint,effecti. 1