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DONALD DINNIE'S /CHAMPION STEP- DANCING AND KJ VARIETY COMPANY Will Show m THEATRE ROYAL. On SATURDAY, February 10, & MONDAY, February 12. This is admitted to be the Most Talented Step-dancing Combination extant. MISS IDA M'DONALJ^ Will match anyone m the World at'&s Allround Dancer. In Feats of Strength with Dumb-bells DONALD DINNIE will show his unequalled feat of Sufportiag a J-cwt. on Palm of Hand. Arms horizontal. Against time. For this extraordinary feat he offers £500 to anyone supporting the weight for ten seconds, and for one second £1. Entry free. Bell's Life says :— " This feat alone is worth 10s to witness." A. SYLVESTER, Grandson of the late Dr. Sylvester ("Fakir of Oolu"), will give an exhibition of " Legerdemain." Mr MILL.S will sing several New Songs. Mrs MORRISON will preside at Piano. GST Owing to unforeseen circumstances, the proposed Donald Dinnie athletic sports will not take place, as advertised, but on Monday evening the members of the Caledonian Society are to assist m giving the veteran athlete a " bumper benefit," which evening will be hia last m Gisborne On this occasion he will give a Silver Medal to local athletes for putting up 501 b dumb-bells the greatest number of times. Entries to D. Dinnie up to 6 p.m. Monday. Also, a Silver Medal for dancing Highland Fling, for Boys PoruLAn Prices of Admission- 3s, 2s, Is. Front Seat and Dress Circle tickets to be had at Mr Good's. APOLOGY. " I HEREBY beg to apologise to Mrs Bailey, of the Matawhero Hotel, for language used by me on Thursday last, and acknowledge that the statements made by me were not true. OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Matawhero, Feb. ]Q, 1894. Q

M.U., W^a^k^- LOYAL GTSBORNE LODGE, No. 6087. MEMBERS are respectfully invited lo meet on SUNDAY EVENING, 11th February, Bright street, 0.30 o'clock, m order to attend a Memorial Service at St. Andrew's Church on the death of our late Grandmaster. Members of other Lodges specially invited to attend. Regalia : Black scarf, white gloves. CHAS. H. AMBRIDGK, 993 Secretary. NOTIC E . ALL HORSES now running iv the Bank paddock, Kuili, not Removed by MONDAY NEXT, 12th instant, will be Impouuded. WILLIAM COOPER, 4 Lessee. WESLEY CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11th. ServicePjat 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 7 p.m., by the Rev. W. Malcolm. Collections m Aid of Trust Fends. WHATAUPOKO ROAD BOARD?" fTIENDERS will be received at this office, A up to 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, 20th February, 1894, for the Construction of the Matokitoki Dray Road. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office. JOHN WARREN, Clerk. February 9th, 1894. 996 MONEY TO LEND. jfiOpTA OR £300 on Good Freehold JU^UjXJ Security, at Current Rates. Apply to — E. J. CHRISP, Solicitor, 997 Union Bank Buildings. For Private Sale. A STACK OF FIRST-CLASS UNTHRESHED RYEGRASS HAY, containing about 30 tons, saved without ashower of rain. Apply to the owner — J. KENNEDY, Waerenga-o-bika; Or, COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. ESLEY~"CHURCH. — Anniversary Tea and Meeting, TUESDAY, 13th February. Tea at G. 30. Tickets, Is Gd. Addresses, music, etc. 5 LOST, between Gisborne and ThTiroto, CHEQUE, drawn m favor of Alkx. Allen, on Bank of New Zealand. Payment stopped. 1 fgTWO ROOMS to Let (unfurnished), with i. use of kitchen ; close to wharf. — Apply to Mrs Keys. 990 I^OR SALE — A Team, consisting of three horses (light waggon).— Apply to T. Jackson, Waimata. 983 ANTED — A good staunch TRAP HORSE (black, brown, or bay, and qniet). — Wm. Nisbett, Baker, Gladstone road. 98G WANTED. — Handy Man wants work — garden, farm, or station. — Apply at Hkkald Office. 981 ANTED KNOWN. — New and second-hand Furniture bought and sold. Circulating library. — W. N. Attwood, Dealer, corner Gladstone road aud Disraeli street. 96 ANTED KNOWN. — Ladies' Tan Oxford Walking Shoes (too caps), 3a lid ; Children's Lace Boots, Is Gd ; Men's Solid Watertight Bluchers (pegged and nailed), 7s 6d.— At Hknnessy's Casu Boot Market.; 517 ANTED KNOWN— There is no doubt about it, Garrett cannot bo beat or BOOTS. 00

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6899, 10 February 1894, Page 3

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