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Coronation Coronation Coronation Coronation I Coronation Coronation I Coronation fCTASTBQURNE QUEEN Coronation J2* CARNIVAL. Coronation I Coronation CORONATION Coronation Coronation Of Coronation Coronation MISS GLADYS RUSSELL Coronation (Candidate of the Eastbourne Coronation Rugby Football Club) Coronation Coronation As Coronation Coronation FIRST QUEEN OF EASTCoronation BOURSE. Coronation Coronation NEXT SATURDAY, Coronation NEXT SATURDAY, Coronation At J p.m. Coronation (Weather Permitting). Coronation Coronation SPECIAL BOAT SERVICE Coronation (See Advertisement). Coronation [ Coronation Scott-inn Society's Full Pipe Coronation Band in attendance. Coronation Coronation Procession of Queens, Maids Coronation of Honour, und Flower Coronation Girls in motor-cars leaves Cprpn»tion Rona Bay School at 2.30 Coronation p.m. Ceremony takes place Coronation on Recreation Ground, at Coronation 3 p.m. Corpna.tiqn Coronation Spectacular Seen 03 gpd Coronation Honours Conferred, Coronation Coronation Admissjop to Ground: Coronation ONE SHILLING. Coronation Coronation Afternoon Tea available at Coronation Pavilion. Coronation Gpron.ation Coronation Coronation Coronation Coronation "SUNKIST EASTBOURNE." CARNIVAL CORONATION BALL, CARNIVAL CORONATION BALL, CARNIVAL CORONATION .BALL, In the Eastbourne Pavilion. NEXT SATURDAY, 10th MARCH, At 8 p.m. Wellington Cabaret Orchestra, and all the Latest Jazz;' Effects. Admission: Gentlemen Ss, Ladies 3s 6d. Bell 8113 leaves J. Smith's Corner at 6,45 p.m., Government Buildings 7 p.m., returning after Ball, EASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. fi RAND CORONATION CEREMONY, SATURDAY, 10th MARCH, 1923. TJME-TABLE. LEAVE WELLINGTON.-^-7.40. 10.15, ni.O a.m;, 12.15, *12.45, 1.20, *?.0, 2.30, 4.15, 6.0, *7.0, 9.30, 11.15 p.m. LEAVE DAY'S 8AY.—6.50, 7.55, 9.0, 11 a.m., 1-55, 3.5, 5.0, 6.50, 10,20 p.m. LEAVE RONA 8AY.—7.0, 8.10, 9.10, . 11.15, *11.45, *1.25, 1.40, *2,45, 3.15, 5.10, *6,0, 7.0, 10.10 p.m. *If weather is inclement, these trips j will not be run. SPECIAL FARES. SPECIAL FARES. ADULTS, Is. CHILDREN, 6d. R. B. WITTY, General Manager. 7th March, 1923. GREAT SALVAGE SALE REAT SALVAGE SALE STABTS FRIDAY MORNING NEXT. FRIDAY MORNING NEXT. Goods Damaged by Water Only, qj. Kaikorßi. DOORS OFBN 9.39. UPPER 1 (?T?»4 BTJIEIST. GISBORNE HARBOUR BOiARD. PLANT REQUIRED. mHE GISBORNE HARBOUR BOARD X (New Zealand) ar© about to undertake Extensive Harbour Developments,, and W this connection much Plant wili be required. Firms handling such Blant M will be required on such an undertaking are invjtied. to forwird particulars of. their Plant for the information of tlw Board's Engineer. The Plant required will be. from the following: — Buokot and Suction and Dredging Plant. Steam and Dumb Hoppers and Tugs. Steam Navvies and Dragl line Excavators. Cranes, Locos., Side and End- Tipping • Tnjcks for 3ft 6in gau;?». Concrete Mixers, Stone.orushirjg Plant, Elevators, and Transporters. Air Drills and Compressor Plant for Quarry and Submarine Work. Motor and Steam Tipping Road Trucks. Railway Track, Workshop Tools, etc., eto. Engineer's Offioe, Gieborne Harbour Board, Gisborne, N.Z. Ist March, 1923. HAVE your Lawn Mower Ground and Set by competent workmen. Wo also Sharpen Knives, Scissors, Saws, a-nd Hedge Shears. J. C. RIDDELL AND CO.. LTD., ; Herbert street (off Manners street). Tel. 23-605. KsUblishod over 20 jwn,