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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2126, 27 February 1908, Page 2

Stock Bales at Malawliero to-day. A first offending drunkard was dealt with in the* usual manner at tho Police Court yesterday morning. Sub-Inspector Dwyer and Sergeant Treanor arrived by the Monowai yesterday morning in referonco to the cases of Dotectavo Maddern and Constable Irwin. The officers will report to headquarters.

This afternoon at 2.30 ■ tho ceremony of distributing tho attendance medals for last you- is to take plaeo at tho Gisborno School. A hundred and one children have qualified for medals and first class certificates, and fifty moro for second class certificates.

Another of tho Salvation Army b mil’s series of concerts will bo given at the Barracks to-night at 8 o'clock when in addition to selections by tho band a number of miscellaneous items will be given. Auxiliary members of the hand will be admitted free.

The next regular sitting of the Tai Itawliiti Land Board is sot down lor April 6tli. It should be noted that applications should bo in four weeks previously, to allow timo for tho preparation of notice for gazetting, and for circulation among the parties interested.

Afor tho exceptionally dry summer, it is anticipated the winter will bo an unusually wot one. To be well shod enables man, woman and child to defy the elements. Genuine bargains in boots and shoes of every variety are to be had at 11. J. Andrew’s Boot Depot, Gladstone Road. Air. Andrew is leaving shortly for Auckland, and his large stock must bo cleared. Como and see what liberal discounts are allowed on all lines.

At tho S.AI. Court yesterday when costs woro allowed against the Inspector of Factories in the cases brought by him against Alossrs Evans Nield and Coy and the Gisborne Shoopfarmers- Frozen Aloat Coy Air Nolan, who appeared for the Inspector entered an objection, contending that the In spec tor was in the same position in the matter as tho police and could not have costs allowed against- him. The S.AI. said lie knew of no regulation to that effect, and allowed costs.

The following is a list of unclaimed letters lying at tho Post Office, which were received during the month of January:—From the United Kingdom : B. Blyth, H. Boyd, G. C. Brown, R. .Brownlee, J. Carswell, E. A. Gallagher, Rev. H. Grubb, J. Hart, C. E. Heron, L. Alarsli, G. H. AlcCornish, R. Shannon, S. S. Strettou. J. Young. Norway : O. An tonsen. Victoria; Aliss M. Davies, F. Hansen, Aliss L. King. New South Wales: -S. F. Hedlund , Miss B. King, Airs. P. AlcLeod, A. H. O’Connor," Airs. W. AI. Pascoe. Germany: J. Harkin.

The January number of tho Windsor Alagazino is to hand and contains many interesting features. The publication has been enlarged by 40 pages, consisting of a long novel by the well known writer, Fred. AI. White, entitled “Tho Lord of tho Ala nor ” There arc- 24 beautiful reproductions of famous historical and romantic pictures by Frank Dic'kseo and other artists, with 8 illustrated Short Stories by Sir Gilbert Parker, F. Alarion Crawford Robert Barr, Justus Aides Foreman, and other writers. “Photographing Speech,” by Frederick Lees, with 16 illustrations; “Signalling bv" AViiulmill,” by B. JHyde, with eight illustrations ; “Slave Traders in central Africa,” by Sir H. 11. Johnston, with 9 illustrations; and the Editor’s Scrap Book, all go to make up an excellent number.