AMUSEMENTS. Tpf-NIGBT! -LOCATION: CORNER OF GLADSTONE RD. AND CO.BDEN ST.— THE EVENT OF THE YEAR: XOrNIGILTI 3 RD. AND COBDE3S YEAR. Grand Opening Might A COLOSSAL PROGRAMME. BY THE ONE AND ONLY BARTON BROS. NEW CIRCUS &■ BUCKJUMPERS GIGANTIC ARRAY OF ALL STAR 30 ARTISTS 30 30 ARTISTS-—-30 I Introducing the Latest Continental Sensations and Artistic Acts. —DONT FAIL TO SEE—THE EREDO BROTHERS ASTOUNDING MUSICAL ACROBATS. ERNEST SHAND, Sensational Rider. MISS ETHEL ASHTON, pronounced by all the Acme ol I ertection in Ar'cnic Art. . , , _ , . jUQg KATIE MONTGOMERY, Champion Lady Equestrienne. MB. ROY BARTON, in Daring Feats of Horsemanship. THE 3 CARES Comedy Acrobats and Head to Head Balancers. A HOST OF FUNNY COMEDIANS, who keep you in a happy state throughout. OUR HICHLY TRAINED ANIMALS Consist of Ponies, Monkeys, Donkeys and Mules. BUCK TUMPING with our Notorious Outlaws. Competi—ona Nightly. THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER PRESENTED TO GISBORNE. YOUR CRITICISM IS OUR ADVERTISEMENT. PRICES —2s, 3s, 4s. Children Half-price. M YTINEES—WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ,2.30. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2.30.
OLD &GB Old age as it conies in the orderly pto oess of Nature is a beautiful and niaje. tic thing. It stands for experience knowledge, wisdom, counsel. That is o < age as it should be, but old age as often is means poor digestnn, ton bowels, a sluggish liver and a genera feeling of ill-health, despondency an misrv. This, in almost very instance, wholly unnecessary. One of Chambci lain’s Tablets for the stomach and live taken immediately after supper will ur prove the digestion, tone* up the live) and regulate the bowels. That feeling o despondency will give way to one o hope and good cheer. Sold by Smith, chemist. Gisborne. The law is usually credited will beiup- slow in operation says Hio o» Zealand ,Herald, ’but a case wluci came before the court yesterda. proved that it can move with wapidit; on occasions. About 2.,10 in the altei noon two men were arrested on j charge of street betting, and by 4.A pm. they had been tried before th Court, fined £6O each, and were Ire citizens again. AMONG FRIENDS AGAIN Yon know what happen? in a house i which the plumbing is in poor cond tioh —everybody in the house is liable t •contract typhoid or some other fevei The digestive organs perform the sam function in the human body as tb plumbing does for the house, and the should be kept in first-class condition a! the time. If you have any trouble wit your digestion take Chamberlain’s Tal lets for the stomach and liver, and yo are ..certain to get quick relief. Sold L E. D. Smith, chemist. Gisborne. The hush fire on the hills South o Reefton has cleared about 50 acres o tho bush on the top of the mountain find has also burnt the tramway wind was used'by the Globe mine for tb conveyance of timber.
Bathing costumes fo- hoys each. Special lot of men’s at ~ls 1M each. Only at Campbell’s, gent, s The Boyal Commission on the cost of living, were unanimously of opinion that the first item in ( the list, neecssajaes of life/’ should ,be “perfect health and ea peolally perfect eyesight as supplied by Haig Graham, opposite Gomroon. Bhet ton’s. King 685 for appointment. .The rooms in Peel Street are central »«d or the gronnd floor.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4460, 30 January 1917, Page 6
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