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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12411, 22 March 1911, Page 1

PATHE PICTURES AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT!; TO-NIGHT I Another, Grand Series of Latest Films. Only to be Shown To-night. THE CALL ff THE BLOOD. The Most Thrilling Indian Drama yet secured from America. 2. PATHE ANIMATED GAZETTE. 2. MUSIC MASTER jTO HIGHWAYMAN. THE ITALIANI PAPER MILLS. SCENES IN JERSEY. "Tho Devil, the Servant, and the Man"— "Zeb, Zeke, and the Widow"— "The New Baby" — and a hostt'of others. TONIGHT ONLY. TO-NIGHT ONLY. Another Entire Change To-morrow. : !'■ ' : POVERTY BAY GOLF CLUB. THE ANNUAL*IdEETING of Lady Members will be held m Mr Townley's buildings, on / ' FRIDAY, 34th INSTANT, At ? 3.30. 558 GISBORNE GAS COMPANY, L_MTTED. OUR ANNUAL BALANCE takes place on the 31st MARCH, $911. We request that' all accounts be SETTLED by the &#h INSTANT, to facilitate Balancing.i ■■- :■ ___^ 395 TECHNICAL SCHOOL. WOOL-MASSING. AS MR CAHILL (of Feilding), late Instructor m Wool-classing under the Wanganui Education Board, will arrive m Gisborne next week, under engagement' with the High School Board, and Classes for Instruction will bo commenced about APRIL Ist next, m order to make up a time-table I shall be pleased to he** at an early date from those interested as to the likelihood of Classes being formed^ in, country districts. Those epatreß making early application will retJelve first consideration. W. MORGAN, 488 -' Secretary. NoilCß. POVERTY BAY SpEEP DOG T^VIAL i club: gEVENTEENTH WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, APRIL sth, 6th, 7th, 1911, At ORMOND. Sea Posters for Prizes and Specials. entrdSTclose WEDNESDAY, B|aRCH 29th, 1911, With Secretary, -jit British Empire Hotel, Gisborne 1 '574 I__ : -■ A UCKLAND JgACING CLUB. autuain^Eextl^, k 15th, 17th, and 18th APRIL, 1911. •*' GENERAL ENTRIES (1 soy each) CLOSB at the Club's Offices, Shortland Street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, 24th. MARCH, by 9 P^M. vAt the same time the following ACCEPTANCE^ and -FORFEITS are due. ACCEPTANCES— Easter Handicap, 3 soys. ■■• - Brighton Hurdles, 1 soy. Autumn Steeplechase, 2 soys. FIRST FORFEITS— - G.N, Champagne Stakes, 1911, 1 soy. G.N. Oaks, 1911, 1 soy. . FEES to accompany Nominations, Acceptances, or Declaration of Forfeit. J. F. HARTLAND, Secretary. 97 Shortland St., Auckland. 527 MONEY TO LEND. WE have a number of SUMS awaiting Investment, on Good Securities. DE LAUTOUR, BARKMt, STOCK, AND MATTHEWS, 311 / Solicitors, Gisborne. MATAWAI SAWMILL. F. HALL -. - Proprietor. HAVING now opened the above Mill on extensive lines, I intend to keep the Price of Timber down to Bedrock, and quote tho following prices at Mill:' — » d. Heart of Rimu 15 0 0.8. Rimu ... ... 12 0 2nd Class Rimu ... 9 0 Clean selected Rimu ... 18 0 . Birch ■". 12 0 Heart of Matai 18 0 0.8. Matai ia 0 White; Pine ... ... 10 0 t (Dressing 2s. 6d. per 100 extra.) /- Sawn and dressed timber of all kinds now on hand. Orders may bo Bent direct to J. Drummond, Mill Manager, Matawai, or to F. Hall and Sons. 319 F. HALL. NORTHERN WAIROA, 835 ACRES (730 acres Freehold, 105 acres Native. Lease). 350 acres grass, balance bush and rough feed. | 150 acres' rich River Flats ; 350 acres , undulating, and 300 acres a little '' broken. I Soil : Alluvial and rich .volcanic. Excellent water from streams. [ WIJiL CARRY 150 GROWN CATTLE or 700 SHEEP m its present Btate. Close to Post Office, . School, and | Church. , Cream boat calls daily. Midway between Dargaville and Whangarei. . PRICE: £4 10s per acre for the- Freehold. £100 for the Leasehold. Terms : One-fourth cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. T. MANDENO JACKSON, Auctioneers, etc., 491 Customs St. E., Auckland. FOR SALE. A ■ V ALU ABLE T>ROPERTY, On MANGAPAPA, Containing 13 ACRES. Two Existing Road Frontages. Very Suitable for Subdivision. Close to Town. For full particulars, apply — THE N.Z. LOAN ft MERCANTILE AGENCY OO. t Ltd. 470 TAKE IT TO ~~ _ I ORMOND'S