HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 1 PATHE PICTURES FOR VARIETY AND CHOICE! OF SUBJECTS UNEQUALLED. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Veritable Blaze of Brilliancy., The World's Greatest Spectacle— THE RETREAT FROM MOSCOW. A Faithful and Consistent Reproduction of the fierce Disasters which overtook Napoleon and the Flower of his Army m Mighty Russia m 1812. • This Magnificent Picture held a crowded j audience spellbound with admiration last night. And the following Dazzling Series : "The Face or the Voice" Drama "Proposal Under Difficulties" Comedy "Albion Docks at Louise" Scenic, Gem "All About a Horoeshoe"... Tumult of Fun | "Australian Gazette" '. Topical "Timid May" Vitagraph Comedy And a Host of Gthers. The unanimous verdict of last night's crowded audience : The Finest Programme Glsborne Has Seen. You Can't Afford to Miss It. Prices as usual. l*lau at Miller's. KING'S THEATRE, TE KARAKA. TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHT! r^fRAND VAUDEVILLE PERFORMVJi ANCE by Miss Fishenden's. Entertainers TO-NIGHT, May Bth. DANCE to follow. Music by Miss Habgood. 473 TECHNICAL SCHOOL. IF sufficient Pupils offer, the High School Board ars willing to arrange for Special Classes for the preparation of Candidates for Matriculation, Junior and Senior Civil Service Examinations, and also for Woodwork. .. Particulars may- be obtained from the Secretary — W. MORGAN. f1 22 r (lood's Buildings. TO CONTRACTORS. ' \ ; nriENDERS are itivi'ed for U.u . .Kvec- ! X tion of a Resi'di!iu;t!. m Sl-nit for Dr. Singer. . Plnn.- and spe<:iiic;i.ti.ji.f can be obtained from the inKieisi'^iied. with whom Tenders c.'o.s<> un WEDNESDAY, May 14tli, at 12 noon. ' * FOIIGE AND WFLLS. 347 " Architects. TO ).M M'.ilßK.'s. j \ LBERT WIM.I\MS. A.N'.tf.l.A., ; Xx Architect ami V; iuer, ! McKee's Buildings (id. 636), Invites Tenders, to close at Noon on SATURDAY, May 17th, for the Erection of a Residence, on llexton Estate. " ■ 338 TO BUILDERS. mENDERS, closing at Noon on WED_L NESDAY, the 14th inst., are in-! vited for Alterations and Additions to a Residence, Childers Road, and for '• Plumbing work, etc. • I Plans and specifications may be seen ft. our office, Lowe -Street; - GRAHAM AND BROWN . Architects. 374 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. • . j mENDERS, addressed to the Chair_L man, will be received until Noon. SATURDAY, 24th May, for f Contract 438— ;Etrection of Two Traffic Bridges, on the Aroha Road, Han-garoa-Tahora. District. , Bridge No. 1 : One span of 40ft and two spans of 25ft,. and forma- j tion of three chains of approaches. | Bridge No. 2: One span of 52ft ' ond two spans of 14ft, and forma- ] tion of 2£ chains of approaches, j Tenders to be on printed forms. 1 Drawings and specifications at County Office. ; Dk Q. FRASER, j 444 County Engineer. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. ] 10 PEII CENT. ADDITIONAL RATE. NOTICE is hereby given that on the ! 18th April, 1913, this Council did resolve that 10 per centum on the amount of Rate overdue, shall be added to that Hate on the 19th MAY. , Defaulters will also lose their right to vote for Hospital and Harbor Board members, on the 29th April, 1914. • J. WARREN, Clerk. ; Gisborne, 7th May, 1913. 434 CHARLES E. HINDRUP i (Late of Kanakanaia) BEGS to announce that h© has taken over the STORE and COACHING BUSINESS of t tho MURIWAI TRADING COMPANY, and by strict personal attention to Customers' wants and supplying them, at REASONABLE PRICIiS, hopes to re- : tain their confidence and support. ONLY THE BEST Of Drapery, . Groceries, Ironmongery, : etc., Stocked. j Telephone : Muriwai Bureau (one- long and two short rings). 333 FOil EXCHANGE. ] -i A fj ACRES, 4 miles Palmeraton ' JL TC 4 North, all level ; 12 pad- ; docks, weil fenced and watered ; 6 roomed House and 4-roomed Cottage ; i cowshed . 14 bails, concrete floor and yard, and all necessary outbuildings ; close to Cheese Factory, Post Office, and School. Equity £2500. Would ex- ! change for 700 to 1000 acres unimproved pr party improved. sheep country. No agents. For further partioulars apply to— WILTON- BROS., Whakaronga, Palmerston North. 85 IMPORTANT. OUR Representative (Mr S. 0. Clare) will be m Gisborno on FRIDAY' and SATURDAY, 9th and 10th inst.. with a beautiful range of WINTER SUITINGS and EXCLUSIVE BREECHES MATERIALS. Sample Room at Masonic Hotel. Call and see him. . T. PARKER AND CO., THE TAILORS AND BREECHES EXPERTS, Napier. 429 A RARE CHANCE! K(\f\ ACRES O.R.P. Rent Is 6d \t)<u\J per aore. Good locality; pick of district. Well watered. Twosheep country ; 8 miles from a Post j Office; 307 acres English grasses; balance good tawa country ; 117 chains of fencing; good sheep yards; 50 acres flat. Torms : - £100 down; balance^ 6 years at 4i per cent Further particulars, apply — "BARGAIN," 414 Box 5, Opotiki.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13069, 8 May 1913, Page 1
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