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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9098, 16 March 1901, Page 3

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. : SERVICES FOR TO-MORROW. 8 a.m., Holy Communion, Canon Webb 11 a.m., Alorning Service, Bishop of Melanesia 3 p.m., Children's Service, Bishop of Alelanesia 7 p.m., Evening Service, Bishop of Alelanesia. Throughout the Day the Collections will be devoted between the Parish and the Alelanesian Alission. ■ 683

m HEA TRE R O V A L . TUESDAY, AIARCH 19th; At 8 p.m. LECTURE BY THE BISHOP OF Illustrated by Beautiful Limelight Views of the Melanesian Islands, Including NORFOLK ISLAND, the Headquarters of the Mission. THE SOLOMON ISLANDS, the Head Hunter's Home. .., . . j ADM15510N.........;..FREE. Collection m aid of the NEW- SHIP, which is urgently needed to carry, on the work of the Alission. 668

HOSPITAL BALL. ■ •' - AAIEETING will be held at the Borough Council Chambers; on WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst., at 7.30 p.m., to make arrangements for holding the Annual Ball on the 24th May, m aid of the Hospital Funds. The attendance of all taking an interest m the Hospital is requested l . o T. A. COLEMAN, 672 Secretary, Gisborne Hospital.

FOOTBALL; AAIEETING of Footballers and Supporters of the Rugby-game will be held at -the Masonic Hotel, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7,45. BUSINESS : ■' To consider the advisability rff changing from the present Qub system m favor of a District scheme. To consider any proposal that may be brought. forward m the interest of Football m this district. All lplayers and supporters invited. W. AOLLER, Chairman, 1 t 676 Poverty Bay Rugby Union.

NOTICE OF SITTING OF ASSESSAIENT COURT. / BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. . \ I HEREBY NOTIFY that'l shall hold i a Sitting of the Assessment Courtfor the Borough of Gisborne, at. the Alagistrate's \ Court-house, Gisborne, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of March, 1901, at 11 o'clock m the forenoon. W.A. BARTON, ; Judge of Assessment Court. Alagistrate's Office, Gisborne, Alarch 16th, 1901. 678

GAS COMPANY. ' T AST DISCOUNT ■- dly", AIARCH 20th. '„.',■■ • "675 '

PATUTAHI ROAD BOARD. NOTICE . rnHE ROAD leading from County Road .1. at Mr R. Atkins', Patutahi, to the j River, is. CLOSED for Repairs to Culvert. T. W. BILHAM, . 1 667 - . .;' Clerk.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. mENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, , will be received until 12 jioon on SATURDAY, 23rd March, for ( Contracts 2 ahd 6 — Formation and ] Aletalling, Pakarae-Putae Road, ' and Tolago-Hick's Bay Rbad. ' Tenders to be on printed forms. Plans and specifications at County Office. ( The lowest or any- .tender not necessarily ! accepted. Db G. FRASER, "84 County Engineer. . ~ Public Works^Office" ' . Auckland, Feb. 18th, 1901.

T-pENDERS will be received at this -L office till Noon on TUESDAY, 19tb Alarch, for Erection of Native School-and Residence, Whareponga. Plans,, etc., to be seen at Post-office, Opotiki ; Public Works Office, Gisborne; and this office. No tender need necessarily be accepted. CHAS. R. VTCKERMAN, 443 District Engineer.

PATUTAHI ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for Cutting 45 chains of Drain, two contracts. Plans, etc., at Mr Bilham's Pajutahi. . To close at Noon on SATURDAY, the 23rd Alarch, at Board's Office, Gisborne. GEO. GRANT, 680 Engineer to Board.

TO BUILDERS. ' ' mENDERS required on TUESDAY, the •JL 19th inst., at Noon, for Building a Cottage, on Kaiti. Plans, etc., at my office. - W. J. QUIGLEY, 663 * Architect.

HALF GISBORNE IS INTERESTED In the " HARMONY SYSTEAI " Of PLAYING THE PIANO. IT IS NOTHING STRANGE ! It has been so everywhere else. In Wellington the biggest merchants amd Society ladies learnt it. In Dunedin upwards of *2& people m one week. " In Alelbourne, Sydney, al[ over Australasia, it has proved A PERFECT BLESSING TO AIAN--KIND. In the' HARMONY SYSTEM LEO. OAEBI Has Mlone the thinking out and tedious work, and puts an EASY SYSTEM m the hands of the Public for £3 3s (little more than a quarter's music). REAIEMBER, — You can accompany "The Holy City" or play "Aly Polly Waltz" m three days, but y% YOU AIUST START AISONCE. Leo Carri is booked for Auckland to follow. ' V Premises: UNION BANK Buildings.