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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 9037, 4 January 1901, Page 3

mHEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT !, , MOST ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME By a Great Audience To the Famous " Argus " Special, "BANJO" PATERSON, " BANJO " PATERSON, The . ONLY WAR CORRESPONDENT From Australia who SAW ALL THE GREAT EVENTS of the Campaign. And who THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, In his own "round unvarnished style," will give his impressions of THE TARTAN, THE SHAMROCK, THE TARTAN, THE SHAMROCK, AND TOMMY ATtfINS, AND TOMMY ATKINS, Or OUR IMPERIAL BROTHERS IN ARMS OUR IMPERIAL BROTHERS IN ARMS Entirely NEW LECTURE and CINEMATOGRAPH PICTURES CINEMATOGRAPH PICTURES With Limelight Views, FROM " BANJO'S " OWN SNAPSHOTS. Reserved seats, 3s (plan at Miller's) ; unreserved, 2s; gallery, Is. Commence at Eight. R. S. SMYTHE. GISBORNE BOWLING CLUB. NORTHERN BOWLING ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT, TOURNAMENT, JANUARY 7th TO 12th. FAMILY TICKETS for admission to Tournament by those who are not members of the Club can be. obtained pn.application to JOHN W BRIGHT, President. C. H. WALTER DIXQN, ■ 843 Hon. Secretary. STAR OF GISBORNE LODGE, 1.0.0. F. of N.Z, (American "Constitution.) MEMBERS and those wishing to join above Lodge are requested to call on Dr. Hughes for the purpose of being examined as soon as possible, and will please bring their Certificates on MONDAY, 7th JANUARY, 1901, to Masonic Hall, Childers road, at 7.30 o'clock, as the Initiation and Installation Ceremonies will then be carried out by the Grand Lodge Officers. Visiting Brethren specially invited to attend. * A. G.WHEELER, PTG., Convener and Organiser. N.B. — Honorafy members need not get Certificates ; only Benefit Members. 814 ARAI ROAD BOARD. _. : mHE BOARD will meet at GISBORNE X on SATURDAY, JANUARY sth, at 12 Noon. T. W. BILHAM, Clerk" 819 _________ /WANTED. WANTED, Three A.B.s, for the run Home, per s.s. Hawke's Bay Apply— WILLIAMS &, KETTLE, Ltd., 860' ; ; „ Agents. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. . Whataupoko. FAITHFULLY - BUILT Five-roomed HOucSE, almost new, with half-acre land, ten minutes' walk f*>m Post-office ; stable, buggy-shed, etc. A real bargain. 855 •/ SHERIDAN & CO. TO LET, AT KAITI. HOUSE of Four Roonur md 'Outhouses, with six acres of land. Apply to— . ., . JOHN COLEMAN. 752 ; .'■ :l\tf-l/f<-Uy- 7- '' WAIAPU COUNTY COUifCU,. THIS Council invites applications to he m not later than lOva-m. on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd JANUARY, 1901, from persons prepared to undertake- the duties of OVERSEER on the Hikuwai Bridges Contract. ' Applicants to state the weekly salary required. WILLLIAM O'RYAN, County Engineer. Waipiro Bay, December 17th, 1900. 7 754 NOTICE. . C. H. HINDRUP IS prepared to supply the Public with FRUIT at Reasonable Prices. Fruits m season delivered m town twice weekly. Note: By ordering of me you save the retailers' charges. Orders left at Mr O'Meara's attended to. 383 TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, between Waerenga-o-kuri and Gisborne— KlT, containing hat, leggings, waterproof, etc.— Finder will receive above reward on returning to the "Herald" Office, or ,Waerenga-a-hika Hotel. 838 ■ : TENDERS. ~ ~ T ~~ mENDERS invited for Asphalting at X Patutahi School (about 700 square yards, more or less), at per yard. . Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned, on or before MONDAY NEXT, January 7th, 1901. J The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. W. BILHAM, /Secretary, 853 Patutahi School Committee. ■ TENDER^. WANTED— Tenders for Lifting, Removing, and Re-erectijtig about 80 chains (more or less) Fencing. Specifications may be seen at Messrs Williams and Kettle's, where tenders close SATURDAY, "6th January. W. G. BREMNER, 805 Turihau. \. TENDERS. WANTED— Tenders for Cutting 100 cords of Firewood; also, for 400 Posts (mati), at Mr F. : Parker's, Te Arai Valley. Tenders close WEDNESDAY, 9th inst., with the undersigned. Wi ARTHUR, 844- --': «■•-••-'• Te Hapara. EX S.S, TOKOMARU; — Just opened big shipment of! White Calicoes, Longcloths, and Sheetiuga, at old prices. WnxiAM Pbtttb. EX S.S. TOKOMARU-— Just opened second shipment Mercerised Sateens, Dress Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Galateas, etc.— William Pettie. FOR tne Hot Weather.— Dainty White Muslins, White Piques, etc. Good varigty ; grand value.— C. Rosie and Co. FANCY PRINTS, fast colors, nice patterns, only 4d yard, at Mark Way's. FOR the very best makers m English, American, and Colonial Boots, the Phit-Essi is the shop. _ . POUND.— Parker's HAIR TONIC cures dandruff and falling hair, is not greasy or injurious, but delightfully cool and refreshing. Price, 2s 6d. Agent, E. D. Smith, Chemist, Gisborne. 850 H ADAIR receives consignments of . Boots and Shoes weekly.- Therefore bis stock is always up-to-date. HURRAY! FRUIT FOR XMAS.— Cherries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Pines, Bananas, Peaches, and other kinds too numerous to mention, at prices to suit the times. Cooking Apples, 2d per lb. CONFECTIONERY of the best quality. Novelties for Young and Old. Rowntree's and Cadbnry's CHOCOLATES, m Fancy Boxes. VEGETABLES of great variety. Orders taken for POULTRY.— At J. LEWIS'S, the Best Place m Town. HOT SUPPERS — Ham and Eggs, \ Grills, etc. — at James Erskirie's Refreshment Rooms on Saturday evenings'. TUST What You Want—a light, servicefj able;, Boy's or Gent's Straw Hat. , You cani'be supplied with a good article at a low-price by O. Rosie and Co. ;