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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3720, 4 January 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE OPERA HOUSE General Manager. Charles Maurice. “CO WHERE THE CROWDS CO!” EVERY EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! ANOTHER GREAT HOLIDAY MATINEE. A Superb Series of Photo-Plays and Pictures both EDI FY INC AND AMUSINC. A Programme that will Interest and Educate the Children. x GRAND MATINEE PRICES: Children: 3d and (kt Adults as usual. TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHT! A Truly Superb' Series! A Truly Superb Series! Headed by a GREAT AMERICAN RAILWAY DRAMA, Entitled, THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. THEIR LIVES FOR COLD. See the Sensational Race for the Train! See the Sensational Runaway Engine! See the Sensational Railway Smash! A Picture that Enthralls and Interests. A STAR AMIDST A GALAXY OF STARS. To-day’s Great Programme: 1. Potters of the Nile. 2. THE SACRIFICE. 3. Grandma’s Sleeping Draught. 4. Town of Madrid'. 5. THEIR LIVES FOR GOLD. 6. Regeneration (Vitagraph). 7. What the Doctor Ordered. S. Trout Farming in Surrev. 9. SECRET OF MISER’S CAVE. 10. Polidor’s New Suit. 11. Ranch Girls on the Rampage. A'.pSuperb Collection of the World’s Greatest Moving Pictures. NO BETTER SHOW ANYWHERE. Prices as usual.

rjMNIROTO gPORTS QLUB. FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING, To be held on RCAK'TFEI STATION GROUNDS, Opposite Woolshed, laminates’ drive from Te Reinga Falls. JANUARY 11th, 1913. —REMEMBER— Entries Close for undernamed Events on January 10th, 1913. ~ Maiden Pony Jumping, 14.2 and under. Ist prize trophy valued 5 guineas; 2nd, trophy valued 30s ; 3rd, cash £l. Entry 7s 6d. Maiden Jumping. Ist prize, trophy valued 5 guineas; 2nd, cash 30s; 3rd, cash £l. Entry 7s 6d. Horse Leaping. Ist prize, trophy valued 5 guineas; 2nd, trophy valued 30s ; 3rd, cash £l. Entry 7s 6d. Other Events Closing on Ground include:— Maiden Horse Walking Competition High Jump (Horse), Bending, Thread the Needle, Whip and Bottle, Cigar Races, Ladies’ Race, Nail Driving, Pin and Paper Competitions. CLUB BALL NIGHT PRIOR TO DAY OF SPORTS. PRESENTATION SOCIAL ON EVENING OF SPORTS. Light Drinks and Refreshment Booth on Ground. Numerous Children’s Races and Events., Programme now obtainable from Secretary by ’Phone or letter communication. G. J. S. SMALL, Secretarv. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ESTIMATES are invited for PAINTING and SIGN WRITING For the GISBORNE CYCLE WORKS. B. LEWIS. NOTICE

T BEG to inform my numerous Custurners that after TO-DAY (Saturday), ith-inst., my Haiti Shop will he CLOSED for business, which will all be conducted from my Gladstone Road Shop ONLY in future. J. DOWELL. Baker. rrrjiE ANNUAL MEETING of the Matawai Public Hall Subscribers will be held' in the Hall at Matawai oil JANUARY 4th, 1913, at 8 p.m. m. McKenzie, , Hon.. Secretary. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. SAMSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, and COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, XTAVE commenced Business in premJ " L ises, MJcKEE’S BUILDINGS, Gladstone Road. —Regular Sales of all— FARM PRODUCE, POULTRY, etc. HOUSE SALES A SPECIALTY. “SEND IT TO SAMSON’S.” HORSE SALE. WILLIAMS nii.l KETTLE, Ltd., ' f .notify their Clients that there will be NO HORSE SALE TO-MOR-ROW (Saturday).