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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10473, 31 December 1927, Page 10

Matinee To-day 2 pan. ONE MATINEE ONLY-To-night at'B. -ONE NIGHT ONLY A TREMENDOUS DOUBLE FEATURE BILL TO FINISH UP THE YEAR - >\" ' 1 . Hero’s what the critics say about Ken: “He is young, handsome and athletic and liis skill with the lariat and in riding are not Surpassed” -Indianapolis Star. KEN MAYNARD DOROTHY DWAN and his Horse TARZAN *■ IN A HISTORICAL AND THRILLING WESTERN CLASSIC AN AUTHENTIC STORY OE HATH CATTLE “NESTERS” AND A MAN ESTABLISH AND t'l* He brought law and order into the. gang oL sheriff-killers that ever They didn’t know he was fighting f love of a girl—and that devil d odds NG “NESTLES” AND LAWLESS WHO RJiSOIDi HIS 1.1 EE TO HOLD THE LAW! camp of the. toughest, roughest terrorised the border.- bad-la nils, or love—for love of fighting and oaling, was powerless against those PAULINE STARKE In a- mystery Drama JOHNNIE WALKER of Midnight Madness HONESTY THE BEST POLICY. The story of a girl who wanted to travel from the village to high societv and wasn’t particular about the route A 1 St. John Comedy “Stupid But Brave." Matinee Is, 6d, 3d; Night 2s and Is 6d—Plan at Tattersnll and Bayly’s Monday Matinee 2 p.m. Night at 8. ONE MATINEE AND ONE NIGHT ONLYPAULINE FREDERICK and STAR CAST GREATEST PICSTAR, OF THE STAGE AND SCREEN TN TIER, * TORE See this famous star as a western woman who could handle a pistol, a rifle, and a horse then in wonderful Parisian gowns It’s an eyeopener and a splendid night’s entertainment

MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY NEW YEAR’S DAY, JANUARY 2, 1928 THE NGATAPA SPORTS AT PATUTAHI DOMAIN ATHLETIC EVENTS. BANGING EVENTS, HORSE, EVENTS, NOVELTY EVENTS, AND CA R, EVENTS THE IDEAL PTCNTC GROPND OF POVERTY RAY Free Mill?. Free Hot Water, Free Prosrrnmines. Free Grandstand Accommodation, and Plenty of Shade Special Train leaves Gisborne at 10 n.m., returning at 5.10 Special Train leaves Ngatapa at 10.50 a.in., returning at -1.20 Gisborne Return Pare 2/-. Special Ruses run ning from Town APAfTSSrON: Adults 1/6, Children 6d,. Children (under 0) Free. Cars 2'~. Horses 1/DON’T FORGET THE ANNEAL BALT. AT NTGHT MAX R. FRY, Hon. See.

All the Champions Will be Competing. AT THE AC , * MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2nd. AT THU PARK RACECOURSE SEE THE BATTLE FOR THE The MZ. Heavyweight Championship CANiNONBALL” ,CJOI.F.MAN. A Champion of Champions ‘‘WHIZZBANG'’ ARNOTT with ht> Famous Bitzn GEO. I)IXOX, The Non- Zealand Lijrlittveicht- Champion IMLL HERBERT, The Record Breaker CASS GUODWIN, tile Tyre Burner c SEE THE FASTEST TH ROTTLE-TWISTERS !N THE LAND! First race starts 12.10 p.m ADMISSION: Adults 2s. Grandstand Is. Cars Is, Children half-price Luncheon and Afternoon Tea cn Grounds CITY BAND IN ATTENDANCE E. R. TRT'AIAN, lion. Secretar

OTSBOR XE MUNICIPAL ’PI'S DEPARTMENT. SUNDAY SERVICES. JANUARY Ist, 1928. Leaves Mangapapa Tor V.’aikanae Leach—--10.45 a.m.*. 1.0 p.m., 2.0 n.ra. ¥ , 2.30 p.m. Return:—l2.4" p.m., 1.45. 3.30, 4.30, P-0. to Hospitall.4s p.m , 3 p.m. Rot-urn:—2 p.m., 3.15 p.m. and 4 p.m. VVainui Beach— Loaves P. 0.11 a. m., 2.15 pm.. 5.10 p.m Return :—11.20 a.m.. 2.35 pan. and 5.30 p.m, (Later if lieeessary.) Leaves Lyt-ton Road for Waiknnae Roach : —10.45 a in.*, 12.30 p.m., 1.30 p.m *, 4.45 p.m., 5.15 p.m. Return:—ll.s a.m., .12.45 p.m., 1.15 p.m., 4.30 p m., 5.0 p.m., 5.30 p.m. Old People’s Home and Cemetery via Roebuck Road and Ormond Road—- . Leaves P.0.:—2.15 p.rn. Return: 4 p.m. * Connects Wainiii Beach ’This. '

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