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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 102, 9 May 1901, Page 2

JUST OPENED jVj EW LIKES in Brushware, -t-’ Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, And Toilet Riajuisites of all descriptions. Harold Kane’s Mouth Wash, A Perfect Antiseptic Dentrifiee. Invaluable for the Preservation of the Teeth and Gums, and as a Fragrant Mouth Wash is unequalled. Blood Purifier. lIAIIOLD KANE’S SARSAPARILLA And PERUVIAN BARK, An Invaluable Blood Purifier and Tonic, j The Best Preparation for Debility, Nervousness, etc., arising from DisI order of Stomach, Liver, or Kidneys, or from retjefil illness. REGULAR SHIPMENTS Of Drugs Chemicals Photographic Goons SuitOICAL INSTRUMENTS AND AI’XLIANCKS Ladies’ Belts Umbilical Belts Trusses Silk Elastic Stockings. Etc., Fto., Etc. HAROLD KANE; 1 CHEMIST ; (Next Theatre Royal), Gisborne.

DENTAL NOTICE.' ARTHUR S SEYMOUR, SURGEON DENTIST, BEGS to notify that he has purchased the practice of Mn S. A. NobleCajipeell, Surgeon Dentist, and takes the opportunity of informing patients that the practice will be carried on as hitherto in the premises in LOWE STREET: NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. rjnOWN and Suburban Subscribers to the -*■ GISBORNE TIMES who are desirous of Paying FORTNIGHTLY are requested to leave their Names at the Office, and the Collector will call on them.

Druids’ social takes place this evening. The Poverty Bay Hunt Club meet at the Masonic Hotel this afternoon. The Bcehabite juveniles are holding a social evening in the Wesley Schoolroom to-morrow. The affair should be very successful, as .the tickets are being very readily, disposed of by the members. The Huddart-Parker Company, through their agents, -Messrs Common, Shelton and Co., have an important advertisement in this issue in connection ityith the visit of the Duke and-Duchess of York to Auckland. At Auckland, yesterday, Walter Lock, charged with the theft of £270 from the Bank of New Zealand, by alteration of a cheque, was committed to trial. The defence was that accused was not the man ryho drew the money. Tließallaneg Tent, No. 12,1.0. R., S.U., held a meeting last evening, Bro. U. Bloomfield, C.R., presiding, when a, large amount of routine business'was trans- • acted, and arrangements made for a social ovening, to be held to-morrow night. The installation of Mr -J. C. McVay, ■ Napier's newly-elected Mayor, took place yesterday, and was largely attended. Congratulatory addresses were delivered by Mr Swan, the retiring Mayor, and all the Councillors. Subsequently Mr Swan was presented by the Corporation staff with two valuable pieces of plate. A general meeting of the Girls’ Hockey Club was' held yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of arranging'matters for the coming winter. It was decided to open the season on Saturday nest. Ladies who are anxious to join the elub are requested to send their names to the Secretary, Miss Sampson. There is every promise of a most successful season. The team to represent West End on Saturday against Kaiti will bo chosen from the followingC. Hepburn; E. File, D. Barry, Clark, L. Nolen, Watene, Peacock, J. Devitt, L. Sherriff, Taylor, Roderick, Hakiwai, Park, Wepiha, A. D. Sherriff, A. Hepburn, G. Roderick. Players are requested to be on tbe ground punctually to time. It is interesting to note in connection with the death of Dr, Kenny, reported in our telegrams yesterday, that Captain Thomson, Harbormaster, accompanied the former Home as far back as 1867. Captain Thomson was at that time chief officer of the ship Columbus, and Dr. Kenny was a passenger who was of great service to officer and crew. Among the passengers by the same vessel were Judge Beckham, his wife, and three daughters)