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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13290, 28 January 1914, Page 1

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! OPERA HOUSE THE FIREPROOF PICTURE THEATRE. Selig's Thrilling Dramatic Star Feature. THE BLACK CIRCLE 3500. feet, m two giant reels. A Most Exciting Spectacular Screen Play. Sensational and. Stirring Episodes. Strong and Eminently Powerful ."Situations. Admirable m Plot, Startling m Climax. A thrilling story of the exploits of a gang oii expert thieves. N.Z. ANIMATED NEWS. 7* - • Picturing tho very latest lmppejiings of interest. fLEONCE AND HIS GUARDIAN; Humorous m the extreme. CRAYFISH. A fine pictorial object lesson m natural history. • AN UNWRITTEN CHAPTER. A very excellent Vitagraph Play. LATEBT IN LIFE-SAyiNO. Full of Mirth. * THROUQH THE VALLEY OF THE DANUBE. A journey through en trancingly 'beau« tif til scenes. END OF THE WORLD. Fun without end. Prices as Usual. Plan at Smart's (late Lucas's). (A Card.) . TUTR T^RNEST Tj* Y^REMER (Violinist, Opera House), TEACHER OF VIOLIN. No #i 44, Salisbury Road. ' ..'■ 317 MATAWAI TENNIS CLUB. a THE formal Opening of tlie Matawai Tennis Club's court will be held on THURSDAY, 29th, at 2.30 p.m. All cordially invited. A SOCIAL will be held m the Evening, at 8 o'clock. Gents 2s 6d, Ladies Is. 842 • • ■•■ TOLAGA "BAY PUBLIC HALL, A PUBLIC 'MEETING will be held - at the Hftel, on WEDNESDAY, February 4th, at 7.30 p.m. .'■'•' .77 " • , 862 FOR AUCKLAND COAST PORTS. 7. THE auxilary schooner KAEO sails for Auckland, via Coast porta, on THURSDAY, January _*yt)>. . . . ■ For particulars of freight, etc., apply COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd., 843 Agents. WAIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL . RATE. PURSUANT to Section 28 of 'The Rating Amendment Act, 1910," notice is hereby given tliat on and after tho. 14th day of FEBRUARY, 19l4i':*i!BN PER. CENTUM will be added to- all unpaid Rates. 7 GEO. WARREN, ./ \ County Clerk. To Karaka, 27th January, 1914. ; 861 $10 REWARD. WILL he ipaid to any person who will give . information that will lead to the' conviction of the mean, sneak thief who again visited my fowl yard on Friday night, January * 23rd, and stole about 15 rather long-legged White Leghorn, pullets, about 4 montlis. old. Anyone whoThas lately bought fowls that answer to above description, kindly communicate .at ; once with— - ; 7 JAMES BAYLISS, 777 Patutahi. NOTICE. STRAYED on to my property— One Rod Yearling STEER, no brand; also RAM, left by drover. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold within 14 "days, to defray expenses. THEO. JACKSON, 826 ■ Makauri. LOST. LOST, from British Empire Stables, last Saturday— CHESTNUT GELDIN G> banged tail, branded T.D. on near shoulder, two white hind feet. Reward on returning to above Stables. 779 : GILLIES AND BUTTON. NOTICE TO PATIENTS. I^T U R S E TIS T E R Has REMOVED to \7 309 .LOWER ABERDEEN ROAD. «, 767 , : : / ; HAWKE'S BAY RAM FAIR. MR WYLLIE will be attendhifl- the Hawke's Bay Ram Fair', and wiL bo pleased to execute Orders for Clients and others. WiLLi T AMS AND KETTLE, Ltd. 782,; , ,'p " . . * - . PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. „' In conjunction with' W. LISSANT CLAYTON, Are instructed/ 1 by Messrs J. •. Rv Shaw and: J. Haisman, to offer by Public Auction,, 0n ....' SArrURDAY i .,:*-14th FKBBJUARY, OQ SECTIONS fciQ _iO At Corner of GLADSTONE and ROEBUCK ROADS, / With HOUSE thereon. i tT% SECTIONS, at Corner WAINUI 1Z and DE LAUTOUR ROADS, And VARIOUS OTHER SECTIONS ON KAITI, On Very Easy Ternis. W; LISSANT CLAYTON and WILLIAMS' S KETTLE, Ltd., 807 Sole Agents. FOR SALE Q(\ ACRES LEASEHOLD, about 12 O 111 miles from Gisborne, on good road, with right of purchase of 43 acres iri four' years at £35 per acre. Rental, £45 per annum. There are abouV 40 acres, ploughable ; six acres now m maize. Has a small Cottage, cowshed, pigsty, fowl-house, etc. .The property is well watered, Rood springs and river. Would carry about 30 dairy cows, besides horses. PRICE £400. Stock at Valuation. For further particulars, apply — BUSCKE & PARKER, 821 ' Lowe Street. ON'T WALK through 1914. Nine-. pence a day buys a Byke from Th« Boom Cycle Company.