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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9638, 13 January 1903, Page 3

TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT mHEATRE TJOYAL. TUESDAY, 13th. WEDNESDAY, 14th. WHITEHOUSE'S BIOSCOPE COMPANY. Gorgeous Display of Living Scenes, lasting from 12 t<> 20 minutes each. Magnificent Spectacular Representation of LOUD SANUKirS CIRCUS. A treat to behold. Glorious Scenes of the CORONATION PROCESSK )X. Burlesque: "What Happened to .luncs," Screamingly Funny Comic, Patter, and Illustrated Song.s. Usual Booking Offices. Scenic Artist. Mr Charles Manners. Sole Proprietor Mr A. IF. Whitehoust 1 . Doors open 7.30; overture 8 p.m. NOTE OUR PRICES: Adults', 2s, Is 6d. and Is ; childmn under 12, 6d ; under 15, Is to all parks. 412 "rpilE WRONG MR WRIGHT." Do you know where I'm off to next Monday night? Von. can bet I'm not missing "The Wrong .Mr Wright." When I saw it m Melbourne I laughed till I cried. And the chap who was with me, I thought would have died. Plans at Miller's on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10. m H E A T RE ROYAL. "LAUGHING SEASON." Under the Management of. Messrs WILLOUUHBY & GEACIL 2— TWO NIGHTS OF HILAROUS— 2 LAUGHTER, MONDAY, 19th, AND TUESDAY, 20th JANUARY. In the Welcome Appearance of GEORGE WFLLOUGHBY And his LONDON COMEDY COMPANY, In the Farce Comedy of the Hour, THE WRONG MR WRIGHT. What the critical Sydney Bulletin says : '• 'The Wrong Mr Wright 1 causes the same kind of shriek, hurts the people m the small ribs m exactly the same kind of way, creases their faces similarly, and sends them home m a like humor, and with identical pleasurable recollections of a play which has a character quite its own, this is, m some respects, better than 'What Happened to Jones.' " TUESDAY— THE LAST NIGHT! STILL ANOTHER LAUGHING SUCCESS, Ha, ha, ha! ON AND OFF. Ua, ha, ha! All Gisborne will flock to see "The Wrong Mr Wright" ; that it will repeat the order and see the GREATEST OF ALL LAUGHING FARCES, •'ON AND OFF." Is a Foregone Conclusion. PRICES 4s, 2s 6d, & Is. Plans at Miller's Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. A. COWAN, 451 Manager. WAIAPU TEMPERANCE REEORM LEAGUE. THE First General Meeting of the above League will be held" at tluroom, over Dalrymplc's, on WEDNESDAY, 21st inst., "8 p.m., for. the Election of Officers and consideration of other business. Members unable to attend may, In writing, appoint any oth<u" member to act as their proxy. A full representative meeting is specially requested. 423 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DALCETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, Have been instructed by a client, to offer by Public Auction, at an early date — ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FEE! DRESSED AND UNDRESSED TIMBER, comprising Totani, Matai, and Rimu (all building sizes). Also, — QUANTITY OF TOTARA HOUSE BLOCKS AND POSTS. Further particulars m future advertisement. 433 WHATAUPOKP ROAD BOARD. MR W. LITTLEHALE is acting Deputy Poundkeeper during the illness of the Poundkeeper. J. M. CUMMING, Clerk. 399 WANTED. niENDERS for the Balance of Lease JL and Goodwill of the Albion Stables, with our Brake and Sets 5-horse Harness complete. Any other plant wanted to be taken at valuation. Lease expires December Ist, 1904. Tenders close with us on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. £10 deposit to accompany each tender. O'REILLY BROS. & CO. 402 WHATAUPOKO ROAD BOARD. TENDERS will be received up to Noon of FRIDAY, the 16th inst., for the undermentioned works : — Contract No .1 — Forming Foot-paths. Contract No. 2 — Carting Gravel. Specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned, where tenders close. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. M. CUMMING, 407 Clerk. COOK COUNTY COUNCn.. mENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, -*- will be received until Noon on SATURDAY, 24th inst., for Clearing about 140 chains of Cart Track, Mangatu River. Tenders to be on printed forms. Specifications to be seen at the Council Office. . . De G. FRASER, County Engineer. Gisborne, January 10, 1903. 408 TENDERS. mENDERS for the Purchase of the JL Freehold of - Section m Gladstone road, with frontage 33 feet and depth 165 feet, will be i-eceived up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, 16th January, 1903, at the office of the undersigned, where conditions of tender and particulars of property can be obtained. NOLAN AND' SKEET, Lowe Street. 432 FOR SALE. A f\ GOOD FOUR-TOOTH ROMNEY 4:U RAMS, Bred by Mr Matthews. Apply— T. B. SPENCE, 409 Waipaoa Station. "FORT SALETCHEAP; A COMPLETE Thrashing Set of Machinery, mill, engine and elevators, m good order. Price, £260. Also, — 25 TWO-TOOTH LINCOLN RAMS. 413 PP 7 V. BARKER, Whataupoko. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND BUILDERS. KING'S MILLS HAVE RESUMED -RUNNING. AH Orders for Timber promptly attended to. »• 416 MUSIC TUITION. MISS LIDDELL, Teacher of Piano and Organ (Senior Certificate Trinity College, London), is prepared to receive Pupils from JANUARY 20th, 1903. For terms and reference, apply to-— 389 THE BEEHIVE. TRESPASS NOTICE. A LL PERSONS found trespassing on PROSECOTE P £ ngaere Or ° har<f Wilf bC C. HINDRUP, 247 LCSS^ WANTED. WANTED — MARRIED MAN, as Working Overseer. Sheep and cattle. Coast. Apply— 405 JAMES NOLAN.