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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3586, 11 March 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENT*HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. PATHE PICTURES. THE WORLD BEFORE EYES. Direction Miller. TO-NlCHTM****^rO-NICHT! To-m£*i«rr to-night: AMWHfLJANT NEW PROGRAMME. MIMOSA SAN' A Brilliant presentment of the celebrated Opera, "Madam Butterfly,” featuring thejfereat and only Saharet, the Australianffbancer, is now the Idol of Germar 2000ftff of Intensely Emotional Scene lart-'J'lmAhiMf Vitagrapj howApffolity brin |»ne.<i^^eding ".'HEN OCI LLINC I iresque P i I "ST TH duct ject ENU Cast m»n wi lHTurn ms a by ■THE uul TY CALLS.' Dr.'ij proon Muscles. A hat ha’s taken Europe torm. DUMB MESSENGER.” modernised paraphrase of the Lion the Mouse. ■WHAT’S BRED IN THE BONI A Strong Drama on it exists to-day. 'WARWICK CRAuNICLE." Opening Meet u&Krw. Quorn Foxhounds in Smallest Automobile and Chautt'eur in the World. Derby, Novel Race at the World’s Championship. ”H!S REWARD.” Lubin’s Laugh King. A LONG SUCCESSION OF RADIANT VISIONS. Prices as Usual. Plan at Miller’s Corner. LOST AND FOUMtt.

MEETINGS. BAY FOOTBALL kOCIATION. Mi rM FETING of th V«AN itfoii Btli DN the VI ill A ]).i ted lub (I ited delt tes ran note Secretaries NNIE, Hon. See. .VENTION Of the ,VND WOVU'JN’S. TEMPER, 17 f&hall, 12.30 jivfnA 2to .3.31) p.m. Addresses it Poivell, .Mrs Lee-Cowio. a.ill. to 12.30 p.m. 2 p.m., J *l aii of Work, etc. Meetings open to the Public. CO. on V.N MO WfU lie held i A V " the is bo SW F.IjfI'HEARTS. r p.\r.K WITH .By On Til F USD A 7.45, „ Admission Gd. ed cordially. ENG VIE/ AND fiIEN, IOODY BIijJLL. LRCH/ 12th Scottisiiyllall. O'der friends invitat TENDERS

TENDERS. / A EBERT Wl/uiAMS, A./z.1.A., mnjlling.s, iik’it/; Tenders Nofn on uwURSDAY, fnltfft Ere (.non of Two orM/rinond Road, Disunion Rayji to close at IDth ATar, li Residences, ■borne. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. pERCY yOSPER. AT YOUR SERVICE. THE NEW TAXI STAND, HANNAH’S CORNER. ’Phones—Taxi 953. Private 956 HARVEST FESTIVAL. SUNDAY MARCH 15. AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th. MONDAY 10.-—Tableaux: Ist. Ilarvesl Field; 2nd, Harvest ThanUs•dviim; 3rd, 1 lie Prodigal’s linewell; -Mh, The Prodigal’s Return. TUESDAY, 17.—'The Sower’s Reward; A Festival of Song Illustrated in Character. WEDNESDAY, IS.— Programme : Music and Song; Sale of Produce. Contributions of Fruit, Produce or Vegetables will be gratefully received.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE TO CARTERS. CARTERS are ®ereby notified that the extiTile widths of Dray Wheels measuref Ljjirfn INSIDE TO INSIDE edge and suitable tor rminincr on (oft gauge), will hc> as folk 2-itv h tvres —»it Sin to sft Gin. 2i-inch tyres-foft 3in to sft|s-Jm. . 3-incli tyres-*ft 3in to sft fin. 4-inoli tyres— to sft #m. 5-inc]i tyres-l only. | Owtiers of D of material to and from the Kmtjßriek Works will have to eonforni tc dimensions, and will, on a PPV the County Office, he supplied cost) avitii a Registering Number. D. G. FRASER, County Engineer. BY-I r Sam I <lav of give notice that tihe following Bp-law was passed at a Special Meeting of the Waiapu County Counci 1 , exeifising the powers of a Harbouiißoard*! respect of tlm ~ “ held on at aaiw vllirf iwithin tlut H fchai’ged epe f? pa#t//f W My, on !i stone*/ Tonnage as fe ram. Minimum ir each vessel three_ ‘Vessels wihen “ lightering wharves and anchored in exempt from This bylaw to come into force on June Ist, 1914.” (Signed) S. J. PLUMMER, v “ Searetary, day tin ngs the