AMUSEMENTSH IS * jyjAJESTY’S Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. MURIEL STARR’S FAREWELL SUCCESS And LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT MURIEL STARR With CHARLES A. MILLWARD And J. 0. WILLIAMSON’S BRILLIANT COMPANY, TO-NIGHT. In UNDER COVER! Which is the Play that Everybody Likes, Because'— It is a Stirring Gripping Play of ROMANCE and ADVENTURE. IT’S COMEDY IS DELIGHTFUL. IT’S MYSTERY IS TREMENDOUS. Box Plans at Miller’s. x Day Sales as usual. Prices—6s, 4s, 2s. ' No Early Doors. LOCATION: GLADSTONE ROAD (Near Royal Hotel; fjP 0-NIGHT! O-NIGI1T! BARTON BROS.’ CIRCUS AND WILD AUSTRALIA JJUGE ]y£ATINEE r jfO-DAY, AT 2.30 P.M. EVERY ACT PERFORMED, EXACTLY AS AT NIGHT. Special Prices—ls. 2s. Children 6d to all parts. LAST NIGHT CROWDED TO THE DOORS. ASTOUNDING SENSATIONS BY THE FOLLOWING HEADLINERS: THE THREE DENTINES, Remarkable Death-defying Acrialists. SHAND & SHAND, Renowned Ladv & Gentleman Riders. COCO & CHICO, The Human Chimpanzees. KATIE MONTGOMERIE, the Refined and] Graceful Lady EquestrineALICIA, fine Skilful Lady Juggler. CAPTAIN JEX MeCLOUD, The Genuine Mexican Cowboy. TOMMY JAMES, Australia’s Champion Rough Rider. MOE APRONS & ALVINO, Talking and Acrobatic Clowns. 60—TRAINED HORSES—6O. Educated Mules, Ponies. & Donkeys. 20 —(NOTORIO US OUTLAWS—2O Open Competitions Each Night. A Free Exhibition outside at 7.30 p.m. by Victor Dentine. Sensational Slide for Life. POPULAR PRICES—2s. Reserved Seats 3s, Children Is. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS NEXT-OF-KIN WANTED. FLORENCE MAGNER, Deceased. T’O assist in tracing the next-of-kin *- of the abovenamed, who died at Gisborne on the 24th December, 1914, THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WELLINGTON, will be glad to receive information from any person Laving knowledge of deceased’s birthplace, history, or relatives. Q.IS BORNE RACING QLUB. SUMMER MEETING. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY sth. NOTICE TO BOOKMAKERS. UOTICE is hereby given that ' Bookmakers, their Clerks or Lgents, and all other persons conidered undesirable, will not be a-llow-d on the Gisborne Racing Club’s Rounds. Should any person susected of Betting or Laying Totalisaor Odds obtain admission to the Rounds, they will be removed thererom and PROSECUTED under “The laming Amendment Act, 1910.’’ H. E. DODD, Secretary. Q.IS BORNE JJACING QLUB. QUP JJEETING. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY sth. SCALE OF CHARGES: Horse and Rider 2s Od Vehicles Free, Occupants ... 2s Od Each person on foot 2s Od Admission to Grandstand and Enclosure (including Course) 9s 6d FIRST RACE TO START AT 12.45 P.M. H. E. DODD, Secretary. GISBORNE HARDWARE CO., jyiRECT IMPORTERS, STOCK ONLY THE VERY BEST QUALITY GOODS, AND gELL at J>B,ICES BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY CUTLERY (Special Value) SILVERPLATED WARE STATION REQUISITES AXES, SLASHERS, SAWS, AND ALL BUSH GEAR. . , \ Quotations given, and all inquiries receive prompt reply. Q.ISBORNE HARDWARE QO. P.O. BOX 43.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4155, 4 February 1916, Page 1
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