Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6260, 6 January 1892, Page 3

|i li IS A T R E ROYAL FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY: SATURDAY, J \NWARY 9th, and MONDAY, JANUARY 10th. KOWA L S K T CONCERT COMPANY. A ARTISTES: MISS HERTHA bOSSOW (Late of the Madam Patey Concert Co.) M .DAM VANDERVEKR GREENE (Ihe Americun Contralto.) HKRR l E HOTSCH '' Violin" (from the conservatoire Vienna.) vi ; O N - S . K ( ) W A L 8 K ] The Great Pianist and Composer. MISS BEATRICE CRIFFIIHS (of Sydney) Accompanist. SEATS may be Reserved at Mr W. Good's Jewellery establishment. PRICES OF — Reserved Seats, 4s ; Second Seats, 3s ; Gallery, 2s. W. H. POOLE, 560 Manager. TfIIRE TIRIGADE /CONCERT, CITY RINK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6th. PROGRAMME : Part I. Overture, " Magenta " City Band. Song, "The Beacon "(Michael Watson) Mr Ward. Duet, " Maying " (A. 31. Smith) Miss Large and Mr Dalrymple. Song, "The Old and the Young Marie (Cowen) Miss Adair, Trio, " 'I Naviganti " (A. Randegger)...Mra Suuderland, Mr Dalrymple, aud Mr Ward. Song, " Two Messengers of Love" ( W. Marr) Mrs W. Graham. Song, " Margarita'" ( Lola-) . . . M r Dalrymple. S mg. " Bid Me Discourse" (Bishop)... Miss Large. Paht 11. Quartette, " The Return of Spring " Messrs Spurdle, Morrison, Beere, aud Ormond. Song, " Oh, would I were a boy again" Rev. Father Kehoe. Trio, " Ti Prego " (Curschmann) Miss Large, Mrs Palairet, and Mr Dalrymple. •*ong, "My Lass" (Pinsuti). .Mv W. Marr. Recitition, " Ihe Legend of Lochbuy "Miss Mayo Song, *' The Prettiest Girl in the Shire " ( W. Marr) Miss Large. Song, " The Scout "(Campana)..Mv Woodward. Quartette, " Good night, good night, beloved " (Pinsuti) Miss La ge, Mrs Graham, ancl Me3*rs Dalrymple and Ward. God Save the Queen. Accompaniste Miss Yates. During the interval long-service medals will be presented to the members of the Fire Brigade entitled to them ; also the prizes won at the local Competition on Boxing Day, ADMISSION -3s, 2s & 1«Selling Off ! Selling Off ! MISS DORAN, HAVING decided to Discontinue the DRAPERY AND DRESSMAKING BUSINESS, is Prepared to offer her STOCK during the Next Fortnight Only, at Much Less than Cost Price, as her PREMISES Avill be CLOSED on the 17th inst, An Early Call required. No Cash Offor refused. January 4th, 1892. 581 GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL TO OWNERS OF DOGS. COLLARS AND TICKETS for the year 1892 can now be obtained at this Office, on Payment of FIVE SHILLINGS each. All DOGS unregistered after the 21st nst. will be DESTROYED. R. D. B. ROBINSON, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Gisborne, Jan. 4th, 1892. 578 GIS borne^Trbour^oa rdT NOTICE. \ Proposed New By-law relative t 0 Tiarff Charges on Wool received from coast ports for transhipment in Harbor water borne, has been Printed, and is open for Public Inspection during Office hours at the Office of the Board any cay prior to adoption of same at Special Meeting on THURSDAY, 6th January, 1892. JAMES WM. WITTY, Secretary. Harbor Board Office, Dec. 30, 1891. 552 NOTICE. THE undersigned beg to notify that they are Cash Buyers of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, And other Produce HAY IN TRUSSES. GROCERS, COAL, FIREWOOD, CORN HAY & CHAFF DEALERS. CANTERBURY HAMS AND BACON (Prime Quality) t ept in Stock. CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, AND BRU>HWARE. All Lines Sold Cheap for Cash. Whitby & Partington PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Loave Street. 425 ~ TENDERS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to the 7th insf. for Stooking, Carting, Stacking, and Thatching about 50 Acres of Grain. Apply to— GEO. SCOTT, 575 The Willows, Ormoud. TENDERS. TENDERS required for the SURVEY of about U'OO ACRES of BUSH LAND, divided into 100 £ere Sections. Tenders to be sent iv by SATURDAY WEEK, 9th inst., to Herald Office. 565 NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS in the Estate of J. Wallace, Storekeeper, late of Ormond, must be paid on or before the 21st of January, 1892, or Summonses will be issued without further notice. JOHN WALLACE, 531 Collector. POR SALE-A Large FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE and Section, Cheap. Easy distance.— Apply Herald Office. 366 COCKSFOOT" I^HE PANIKAU COCKSFOOT is now ready to cut, and unless men are on the ground promptly they will lose their claims. EDWARD MURPHY. Gisborne, Jan. 4, 1892 577 ANTED— A SERVANT GIRL.— Apply at onoe to Mrs W. Arm strono, North Gisborue. 571 WANTED— A General SERVANT.— Apply to Mrs E. J. Chrisj>, Childers Road. 570 ICE CREAM For Sale at J. Ekskink's Bakery. 547