Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13299, 7 February 1914, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE PICTURES rO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTIf Magnificent -All-star series, headed by a heart-touching ■ story of passion and power, CURSE OP THE OOLQEN LAND. CURSE OF THE GOLDEN. LAND. CURSE OF THE O.OLDEN LAHD. CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. A magnificent Rußso-American screen play full of humanity and stirringlj emotional — an unexaggerated story oi life m two lands. TROUBLESOME DAUGHTERS. TROUBLESOME DAUGHTERS. A record comedy by tho Vitagrapr, players — full of fun and frolic. THE LABT PATHE GAZETTE. x The TJooular Premier Pictorial Magazine. Full of excellent illustrations oi ■ special interest. • SARDANAPOLUS, KING OF ASSYRIA. Milan's memorable Historic Drama. A screening of uncommon interest and decided value. TIVOLI ANO ITS CASCADES. A ravishingly beautiful Pathe Coloi Scenic. Ope of the most charming and debghtful water studies extant. THE ATHEIST. \ - A great. Kalsm 'Drama with a purpose. A fine religious play, showing the conversion of an' unbeliever. STRIKE' SCENES JN WELLINGTON. Hay ward's highly commended topical, featuring interesting incidents of the recent industrial upheaval. Prices and Plans as usual. * (A Card.) '.''.. ' "IyTR "OKNEST Tjii rmEMER (VioUnist, Opera House), TEACHER OF VIOLIN. No. 44, Salisbury Road. 317 GRAND BOXING TOURNAMENT, To be hold m tha ' OPERA HOUSE On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, By tho GISBORNE BOXING ASSOCIATION. AMATEUR TOURNAMENT FOR ALL CLASSES. / • PROFESSIONAL HEAVYWEIGHT MATCH \ (Of 10 Rounds), between . CHARLES CATE and VIV. LOWE, For a Purse of £35 (including expenses). WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. FINALS OF AMATEUR CLASSES And . ' PROFESSIONAL BANTAM MATCH (Ten Rounds) between CHAS. STUART, Timaru (Amateur Bantam Champion of the Dominion) And H. DAVIS. -' (Runner-up Australian Ba^t&tra Championship). Purse £38 (including expenses). Referee iv Mr W. O'Connor. "PRICES— Drain Circle and Front Stalls ss, Back Stalls 3s, Pit 2s. Box Plans open at Smart' on Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock. H. L. HUMPHREYS, 114 Secretary. GISBORNE BOXING ASSOCIATION. COM PETITORS at the . forthcoming Tournament will be examined by the Association's Medical Officer oii MONDAY, February 9th, at 8 p.m., at the Association's Rooms, Dunlop's Buildings, Lowe Street. Competitors will weigh-in at the Opera House on TUESDAY, February 10th, between the hours of 2 o'clock and 6 o clock H. L. HUMPHREYS, 148 Secretary. GISBORNE BOXING ASSOCIATION. ENTRIES close for the Amateur Classes on SATURDAY, February 7th (To-morrow), at* 8 p.m., at Messrs C. Morse's and Smart's (late Lucas's), tobacconists. Entry . Forms obtainable from th« above, or from the Secretary. Nomination Fee 10s, returnable after competing. H. L. HUMPHREYS, 149 Secretary. IMPERIAL DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL, HARRIS' BUILDINGS. CLASSES open on FEBRUARY loth, at 10 a.m. Charts produce over 100 designs. FOR LADIES, BOYS, AND GIRLS. Understood m a few hours. Principal: Miss O'Connor. Received Four Highest Honors, London Exhibitions 131 i , C. B. HINDRUP (DECEASED). . ALL Persons having claims against the late CARL KMIi. HINDRUP of Muriwai, Storekeeper, are requested to forward particulars of same (ir dup'icate) to the undersigned immediately. KIRK, BURNARD k SIEVWRIGHT, 181 Solictors, Gladstone Road. TRACTION ENGINE COMBINE ANI 1 caiAFFCUTTER. WILL Lease for the Season, or Sel Cheap, on Easy Terms. F. HALL AND SONS. » 386 FOR SALE REGISTERED JERSEY BULL, 2yn Huntaway Sheep Dog, oyrs Hack Filly, 7yrs Hack Gelding, aged. Spring Cart and Harness "Perfect" Separator, No. 1, 22gals. Strong Gig About 4cwt Plain and Barbed Wire. For particulars, apply — W. A. EVANS, Kia da Creamery, 20 Ormond. TUST IUSCETYED— Garton and Dun U Oats; also, Ryccorn (for green food), and prime Blenheim Chaff. — D ' M. Orr HULLO! What's the matter 'now! 8s 6d Felt Hats for 3s 6d. Where! 1 At "The Don," 173 Gladstone Road. .. 17PR SALE— New Potatoes, m any ! ' JD' quantity, Onions and Picklers, A - and P. Poultry Food, Pollard, Bran, ' Oatmeal, Tea, Sugar, Flour, etc.— D. M. , OlT^ CHEAP MEAT for spot cash. Watch our window, particularly on Btfiur. day.—Machettwd Russell,