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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10638, 14 April 1906, Page 3

i BERNARDS CIRCUS TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! I TN PADDOCK NEXT ROYAL HOTEL ' Quality, Not Quantity. ' After tho lapse of nine ycais, Bernard's , Circus pays a return visit to Gisborne, after touring Western Slates of America • for four consecutive seasons. i "ETHELE," the World's Muscular > Postuer. , THE MARVELLOUS BERNARD I CHILDREN, I The Youngest Cornet Players in the J World. ! PRICES— 2s and ls. 342 • ' TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Under Direction of J. and N. Tait. Manager, F. F. Stetson. THREE PERFORMANCES, Commencing 1 EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 16th, 1906. " LIVING LONDON.' 1 Tlie Greatest Living Picture in the World, shoAving LIVING LONDON In all its Pomp and Poverty, its Costers and Hawkers, its Bond Streets and - its Mile End Roads, • Its Billingsgates and its Covent Gardens, its Palaces and its Slums. MIGHTY, THROBBING, LIVING LONDON. All forms and phases of London life, from the highest to tlie lowest, will be brought before you. For you the gates of the ptilace und prison will fly open, and the West and East will alike deliver up tiieir mysteries. We shall see the people at their work and at their play, Ave shall mingle with the coroneted crowd at the Court of the King, we shall stand among the tattered outcasts who Avait for admission at the workhouse gates, Ave shall stroll through the great world of London as it wakes to life with the dawn, we shall wander through its highways and its by-ways. When the pulse of the city beats quickest, and the streets and the parks are thronged, Ave sliall see life in the twentieth century Babylon in a hun- ■ drod aspects. PRICES— 3s, 2s and ls. Box Plan noAv open at Mr Miller's, and all-priced tickets. GRAND MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at 2.30. j Children, half-price to all parts. | 352 G. D. PORTUS, Touring Manager. '■ ELITE SKATING RINK TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT. ENTRIES will be received for Potato Race, first series of heats to com- ] mence on MONDAY night. Floor open for couples only from 9 to - 9.20 every night. Admission : Ladies 6d, Skates 6d. Gents ls, Skates 6d. ] Open Saturday Afternoon. Admission : . Children 6d, Skates 6d. Management reserve right to refueo admission. * A. W. Beere and E- NeAvton, Instructors. A. E. LYFORD, j 162 *• Manager. j KING'S THEATRE, TE / KARAKA. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. ] GRAND SOCIAL, in aid of the Roman , Catholic Church, now in course of -: erection. Tickets, 2s. Music by Miss McGowan. . LATE TRAIN { Leaves Te Karaka for Gisborne about j Midnight. „ . ■ 329 t AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 18, 1906. MILLER AND CRAIG : Have recei\*ed instructions from Mr ' - George Brocklobank, of Makaraka, to Sell by Public Auction, at his Home- v stead — • j 2 HEIFERS, 2 Steers (each 6mllis old) 1 Mowing Machi"e, 1 Horse Rake ( 1 Lawn Mower, 1 Corn Sheller j 1 Scarifier (complete), etc., etc. ij Also his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE t Including . . t A Fine Drawing-room Suite. -v 371 G. K. MILLER, Auctioneer. EXTRAORDINARY! CKOCKERY. '] MILLER AND CRAIG ] Will Sell by Auction, in Bushnell's Budld- J iugs (at rear of S. T. Stanton's), on a APRILL 24th AND 25th, V At 2 SHARP, 1 TEA S E T .-S / Nests Pudding Bowls . ( - DINNER SETS c 15 DOZEN Exquisite TEAPOTS s 25 TOILET SETS (six pieces) MEAT DISHES . c DELICATE JAPANESE WARE l 50 DOZEN Finest English CUPS ,c and SAUCERS (W. and G.) ,J LampAvure, Plates, Dishes, etc., etc. .. GEO. MILLER, a 379 Auctioneer. r POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION. J ANNUAL MEETING. _ THE Annual Meeting of the Rugby : Union Avill be held at the Masonic '( Hotel, on SATURDAY, April 21st, at* _ 8 p.m. . • '. x BUSINESS: Confirmation of P.B.R.U. By-laws. Adoption of Report and Balance-sheet c Election of Officers S D. COWAN, l 566 •'* Hon. Sec. NOTICE. ' ' • a I AM a Shareholder in property known ■; as Poka Kerckere's, on Repongaere j ( Luke. Pernults for the forthcoming D shooting season can be .had from me. 1 HIRA KEREKERE. J 376 . fc EASTER MONDAY. g MESSRS REDSTONE & SONS' \ 'Busses Avill run to WAINUI on - MONDAY, from 10 a.m. Leaving Lytton '[ Road 1.30 p.m. Post Office 5 p.m. (re- J turn trip.) j Return Faro: One Shilling. 390 . NOTICE.— EASTER MONDAY^ - THE Whataupoko 'Bub will lea\'e the t Masonic corner for Makauri Range at 7 a.m. and 10 a.m., returning at 3 p.m. . and 5 p.m. sharp. a Return Fares, 2s. ' 389 H. J. H. BENDLE. Education Officfi, Napier, April 11, 1906. _ NOTICE TO KAITI HOUSEHOLDERS. " HOUSEHOLDERS of tho School Dis- * trict of Kaiti are hereby notified r that the place of meeting for the Annual J Meeting of Householders for their district will be tho Farmers' Union Club < Rooms, Masonic Buildings, LoAve street, i Gisbome. on MONDAY, April 23rd; at 1 7.30 p.m. ; . . ' " A copy of notice showing the boun- I dories of the district can be seen at this , office and Chairman of School Committee. . G. T. FANNIN, 367 Secretary. : : — — — : — ; I REMOVAL NOTICE. C. HAWKINS i IS RKMQVING INTO THE DUNEDIN CASH, OPPOSITE MR, j STAFFORD'S, BUILDER, WHERE HE ■ WILL OPEN UP WITH A NEW STOCK. * DRESMAKING UNDER THE ABLE MANAGEMENT OF MISS FOSTER. : JJiISS REDSTONE (Senior and Special Medalist) WILL open Classes for Deep Breathing and Calisthenics, at the Drillshed, on SATURDAY, April 21st, at 10 a.m. Particulars on application. \ Telephone 190. 308 , REMOV_AL NOTIOE. / TZENNEDY AND EVANS have RE- '-***• MOVED to Offices in the Harbor Board Buildings, at the Wharf. ; . .. r TENDERS. TENDERs'are invited up to the 20th APRIL, for Sawing 11,000 feet of Timber, at Maungataniwna, Wairoa. W. B. _ F. C. WHITE. : 911 ' * . . . • BUSHFELLING. K*r\*n ACRES of Light Scrub to Let, fjXJXj tha whole or part, at Pukeruu. WILLIAM BRUCE, 266 / Kanaekanae. '.*'./'