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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9639, 14 January 1903, Page 3

mHEATRE T3OYAL. TO-NIGHT !~ TO-NIGHT LAST APPEARANCE OF WHITEHOUSE'S BIOSCOPE COMPANY. Entluisiustii! Reception Liust Evening! NEW CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. N r ew Scenes ! New Songs ! New Scenes ! New Songs ! New Selections ! New Selections ! Beautiful Ballet from the Alhainbra (London). Large Comic Set, including "The Wuy to Kiss a Girl." Illusions, Weird and Tragic Scenes. 412 "milE WRONG MR WRIGHT." Do you know where I'm off to next Monday night? You. 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. mHEATIIE R O V A L. " LAUGHING SEASON." Under the Management of Messrs WILLOUGHBY & GEACIT. 2— TWO NIGHTS OF HILAROUS— 2 LAUGHTER, MONDAY, 19th, AND TUESDAY, 20th JANUARY. In the Welcome Appearance of GEORGE WILLOUGHBY And his LONDON COMEDY COMPANY, In the Farce Comedy of the Hour, THE WRONG MR WRIGHT. What the critical Sydney Bulletin says : " 'The Wi*ong Mi- Wright' causes the same kind of shriek, hurts the people m the small ribs m ex.-ictly the same kind' of wiiy, 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. Ha, ha, ha! All Gisborne will flock to see "The Wrong Mi* 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' lo o'clock. A. COWAN, 431 Manager. WAIAPU TEMPERANCE REFORM LEAGUE. rpHE First General Meeting of the _L above League will be held at the room, over Dalrymple'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 other member to act as their proxy. A full representative meeting is specially requested. 423 RAM _F AIR. THE A NNUAL T>AM T7 AIR Annual I\/am I? air I Will be held on the H.B. A. AND P. SOCIETY'S ! GROUNDS, HASTINGS, On THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1903. Entries close with the Brokers on FRIDAY, January 23rd. W. F. J. ANDERSON, 457 Secretary. ARAI ROAD BOARD. mHE BOARD will meet at GISBORNE ± on SATURDAY, 17th instant, at 11 a.m. T. W. BILHAM, Clerk. 450 ; FOR SALE, CHEAP. " A COMPLETE Threshing Set of Machinery, mill, engine and elevators, m good order. Price, £260. Also, — 25 TWO-TOOTH LINCOLN RAMS. 413 ' P. BARKER, Whataupoko. ' TENDERS. WRITTEN TENDERS wanted for Erecting about one and a-half miles Wire Fencing, at Mangatu. Specifications can be seen at my place, at Te Karaka, or at Mangatu. Tenders to close TUESDAY, 20th January, 1903. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. B. MARTYN. 449 Te Karaka. WANTED. mENDERS for the Balance of Lease JL and Goodwill of the Albion Stables, with our Brake arid 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. mENDERS will be received up to Noon JL of FRIDAY, the 16th inst., for the undermentioned works: — Contract No .1 — Forming Footpaths. 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. GUMMING, 407 Clerk. TENDERS. .mENDERS 1 for the Purchase of the X Freehold of Section m Gladstone road, with frontage 33 feet and depth 165 feet, will be received 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. 43J2 FOR SALE. i(\ GOOD FOUR-TOOTH ROMNEY •lU RAMS, Bred by Mr Matthews. Apply— T. B. SPENCE, . 409 Waipaoa Station. CAN'T YOU SEE WELL for a distance? A. GREEN will enable you to do so. A. GREEN, Spectacle Maker. Can't you read with comfort? "Call on A. GREEN, wlio will put the whole thing right. Do you want to get rid of headaches? Call on A. GREEN. If you feel fatigued m either sewing, reading, or writing, don't delay, but see A. GREEN, Ophthalmic Optician, from Auckland. A. GREEN will correct any rossible refractive defect most accurately. Patronage solicited. Only for 3 DAYS. A. GREEN, Gladstone House (near Firebell). 452 "OTANTED— HoIiday-makers to know VV that W. F. SINCLAIR, of the Masonic Stables, has recently inspected personally all the holiday resorts within 150 miles of Gisborne, and will be pleased to give any information as regards roads and the accommodation available. The best horses, vehicles, and most careful 1 drivers are obtainable at the Masonic Stables only. Charges moderate. Customers hiring vehicles and desiring to camp out supplied with tents and cooking gear, also picnic hampers free. . Telephone 80. Under contract; with Messrs T. Cook and Sons, Tourist Agents. OU GIN GIT IT CHEAPER AT ADAIB 8801.