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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 42, 19 February 1901, Page 3

YISIT OE THE INDIAN TBOOPS. THURSDAY, 21si February, 1901. PUBLIC HOLIDAY.' I HEREBY proclaim THURSDAY NEXT a PUBLIC HOLIDAY, in honor of the visit of the Indian Troops. All Business Places will be CLOSED THE WHOLE DAY. The School Committees throughout the district are asked to allow the Schools to be closed on that occasion. JOHN TOWNLEY, Mayor. LOAN OF HORSES. All persons desirous of lending the Indian Troops Houses for Parade are requested to notify the Town Clerk, and to deliver Horses at Captain Tucker’s paddock (the Flagstaff) between 7 and 8 o’clock on THURSDAY morning, and call for same in the evening.

DONATION OP FRUIT, Etc. As a donation from the country people, it is requested that all persons having Orchards will give some Fruit. Delivery will be taken on WEDNESDAY, at the Marquee erected in the Recreation Ground, on the Taruheru River, near the Footbridge, at the end of Carnarvon street. JOHN TOWNLEY, Chairman, Reception Committee. Gisborne, Feb. 18, 1901. VOLUNTEER ORDER. ffllHE Local Volunteers will Parade at the I Drillshed, at 9 a.m., on THURSDAY, the 21st inst., to form in procession with Indian Troops. t By Order. W. McCREDIE, Brigade Major, N.Z.R.A.V, POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. 21st and 22nd FEBRUARY, 1901. THE Stewards of the Poverty Bay Turf Club invite all Volunteers in uniform to accompany the Indian Troops to the Makaraka Racecourse on THURSDAY. The brakes conveying the Indian Officers and Troops leave the Recreation Ground at 1 o’clock sharp. J. H. AISLABIE, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE. A PETITION having been filed in the Magistrate’s Court, Gisborne, under the provisions of Sections 48 and 49 of “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876,” by Edward Pattricks Joyce, a candidate for the election of members of the Gisborne Harbor Board, holden at Gisborne on the eleventh day of February, 1901, setting forth that William Pettie and James Whinray were declared to be duly elected to the said office, and that certain irregularities occurred at the said Election, tending to defeat the fairness thereof, and praying that an enquiry may be made into the said Election, and that the same may be declared void. Now I, the undersigned, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in me under the aforesaid Act, do hereby notify that I will enquire into the said petition on TUESDAY, the 26th day of February, 1901, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, at the Magistrate’s Court-house, Gisborne. W. A. BARTON, Stipendiary Magistrate.

THEATRE ROYAL. J. O BAIN COMPANY. SHORT SEASON, Commencing WEDNESDAY, February 20th. Master Claude Sullivan, the Boy Comedian and Dancer. Miss Amy Blackie, Charming Balladist. J. C. BAIN, the Lion Comique. Miss Lucy Cottier, Dainty Serio and Dancer. Popular Prices. Box Plan at Miller’s. Early Doors 6d Extra. W. PERRY, Representative. NOTICE. A MEETING of the Indian Troops Reception Committee will be held at 9.30 THIS MORNING, at the Borough Council Chambers. J. TOWNLEY, Chairman. NOTICE. THE Adjourned Meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union has been further postponed from Thursday Next to TUESDAY, the 26th inst., on account of the visit of the Indian Troops to Gisborne. NOTICE. ~ THOSE who have not already secured tickets in MRS SCOTT’S ART UNION should do so AT ONCE, as the Drawing takes place on the 28th. Prizes on view at Mr C. F. Lewis’s, from whom tickets can be obtained. FOR SALE OR LEASE. Dwelling-house, on whataupoko, with 3 to 28 acres, about one mile from bridge. Permanent supply of water. Ap py _ DO UGLAS LYSNAR. LOST. LOST, from Dr. Williams’s Stables, on Saturday night—Two Bay Mares ; one had a rug on, and the other had a hog mane. Finder rewarded on returning same to Dr. Williams. M ISS yyUMPHRIES, DRESSMAKER, WILL be happy to attend to the Orders of her Lady Customers at New Address: UNION BANK BUILDINGS, Gladstone Road. MAKAURI SCHOOL PICNIC. MAKAURI SCHOOL PICNIC will bo held' in Mr E.' Cameron’s Paddock, on THURSDAY, 21st February. ...... . Yf, & TURNBULL, '