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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13170, 2 September 1913, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE PICTURES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! • LAST NIGHT OF THE; GREATEST OF ALL PROGRAMMES. Our Thrilling Star Subject, - THE MAN IN THE WHITE CLOAK. Absolutely the Most Sensational and Exciting Photo-Play every produced by the Famous Nordisk Company. - SEE the BEAUTIFUL SNOWSTORM and the Ghost leading Dr. Robert Dawson to the Hidden wealth. TT IS WONDERFUL! Be Sure arid See this Masterpiece ! UNDER THE MAKE-UP. . Absorbing Vitagraph Story, dealing with 1 Stage Life, with MISS FLORENCE [ TURNER m the lead. I And many others that will please l You. i Prices as usual. Plan at Lucas's. THE OPERA HOUSE T^TEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 3rd, * * James Henry Darnley's i THREE-ACT FARCICAL* COMEDY, "FACING THE MUSIC " * Initial Production of the GISBORNE COMEDY CLUB — . In Aid of the Funds of the Gisborne ,■ ■ -j City Band. CAST OF CHARACTERSv: Mr R. V. Pearce as "John Smith." , Mr A. H. Thorn as... "Rev. John Smith." L Mr J. C. Tribilcock as... "Dick Desmond." . Mr R. H. dark as... "Sergeant Duffell." . Mr W. Forrest a5... "C01. Duncan Smith." > Mrs Frank May as Rev. John Smith's wife. Miss A. Jones as John Smith's wife. Miss Madge Young as "Miss Flora Fotherngay." ' Miss Jean Sylvester as "Mrs Ponting." . Elaborate Stage Furnishings. ' Overtures and Incidental Music by f first-class Orchestra. | Stage Manager, Mr R. H. Clark. j ' R. V. PEARCE, ! 924 - Manager. (s)'■ GISBORNE OVERSEAS RIFLE CLUB.— Grand Euchre Tournament, Scottish Hall, TUESDAY, Sep- , tember 2, 1913. Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d. 835 V. STAGPOOLE, Hon. Sec. j GISBORNE , COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. FIRST ANNUAL FESTIVAL j QPERA JJOUSE, j Tyj-ONDAY, Bth, TO OATURDAY, | 13th SEPTEMBER. ' COMPETITIONS m ... . ' Vocal and Instrumental Music i I'repared and Impromptu Speeches ' Elocution, Dialogues. J Church Choirs," Children's Chorujea. PRICES 2s AND Is. i Booking 6d Extra. • Box Plan opens at B. Lucas's on ( Thursday, 4th inst., at 10 a.m. GRAND DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY, 13th, PRICES 3s, 2s, AND Is. • FRED. R. BALL, ' 974 Hon. Secretary. ! GISBORNE ' COMPETITIONS SOCIETY MFJMBERSHIP TICKETS may now be had on application to the Secretary. I SUBSCRIPTION £1 Is. • Box Plan opens on THURSDAY, the 4th inst., at 10 a.m. | FRED R. BALL, F.1.A.N.Z., i Hon. Sec, Care Traill Bros. & Co., Peel Street. Box 60. 'Phone 211. '__ 941 j"'".'' NOTICE. JURORS Summoned to appear, at the Supreme Court on Monday, the Bth inst., are hereby notified that their attendance will NOT be required. '" ' W. A. BARTON, , 977 Registrar.' • COOK COUNTY 00-NCIL. j NOTICE. N LAVENHAM BRIDGE, Patutahi, will ! be CLOSED to traffic during Repairs. i D. G. FRASER, 93 County Engineer. \ j TAXI NOTICE. tTT FARRINGTON wishes to anI y • nounce to the General Public tnat | [ his Car is again open for engagement. [Day 'phone 817, Night 'phone 640. Lookj ont for tbe Oar -with RED wheels. • 908 VALUARLE PROPERTY. \ OFFERS, m writing, to be m by September 24, are invited for the Purchase of the Waikanae No. 3 Block', 15£ acres; Government value, £5000; situate at S. end of Carnarvon Street, i Terms : l-sth on acceptance,! l-st'h each \ m 3, 6, 9, and 12 .months ; interest 5 per cent. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 964 W. H. TUCKER. FOR PROjMPT SALE FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE i And ONE ACRE LAND, KAITI. THE Owner of this property is leaving for the South m one week's time, and will sell at a Sacrifice. This is a good property. The • House is well built and practically new, with asphalt yard, washhouse, buggy shed, fowl runs. PRICE £625. Deposit required, £50. Apply— TRAILL BROS, k CO., Peel Street. NOTICE.' THE undersigned is prepared to accept contract work for Asphalting and Storm water Drainagq. ' * Estimates furnished FREE. . ! - OTTO ARNDT, 54' Iranui Road, 875 , * Kaiti. FOR SALE. - THAT DESIRABLE SECTION, containing full i-acre, corner Herbert Street and Aberdeen Road. Easy terms. • Apply— j A. S. PARKER, 926 Care Williams and Kettle, Ltd. OR SALE, at lowest wholesale prices — Direct importations of Flour, Sugjar, Oatmeal, Oatina, Bran, Pollard, Maize, Wheat, Onions, Soap, Candles, Kerosene, etc., etc. — D. M.Orr.