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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13697, 29 May 1915, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE PICTURES. TO-NICHTI TO-NIGHT! THE GREATEST 'MELODRAMA EVE! „ PRODUCED. .s, WITH EVERY SCENE FILMED I> j , THE ARGENTINE, • THE GREAT VTTAGRAPH. CO**vlPAN. 11 Presents CAPTAIN ALVAREZ A "Magnificent Broadway "Masterpiece. 3 Of Love arstl Adventure ?' fiOOO FEET Of Dash and Danger. g \j\jkj\j Qf j, !C omparable Spl«n ;' ' dor ', ; Absolutely Spirit Stirring.' How Revoluttion Beg'.ns ! b. REALISTIC BATTLE SCENES ! ROMANTIC, THRILLING LOVE! EPISODES! t A VITAGRAPH MASTER. PLAY ! t* POWERFULLY ANDMAGNIFI- : CESNTLY ENACTED. , jTENSE! THRILLING! EMOTIONAL! i TENSE! THRILLING! EMOTIONAL! - ! 2000 SUPERNUMERARIES. 2000 CAPTAIN ALVAREZ Has .caused . a CAPTAIN ALVAREZ sensation CAPTAIN ALVAREZ wherever CAPTAIN ALVAREZ Screened. SEE TT TO-NIGHT! I GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. LATEST WAR GAZETTE. LATEST WAR GAZETTE. ' ; LATEST WAR GAZETTE. A CORNER IN HATS. A CORNER IN HATS. A CORNER IN HATS; , A Joyour Comedy Bubbling over with Merriment. Book your Seats early at Ferguson's. ' PRICES— Circle Is, Downstairs 6d. ' '•- / NOTICE. QUEEN CARNIVAL Results will be Screened immediately they are available. CORONATION DAY. JUNE 3rd (King's Birthday). SPORTS AND BABY SHOW. Ai PROGRAMME of SPORT'S will be arranged d Hiring Coronation Day oa the Domain and on the .Reserve. k '.A BABY SHOW will also lie hold. Judges: Drs. J. C. Collins and W P. Porter. . , .' ' ; " Also; SIDE SHOWS!' ■( ■ TEA ROOMS! / SOFT DRINKS AND LOLLY STALLS 1 449 QUEEN CARNIVAL FESITVTT)*ES. CORONATION DAY. THURSDAY, JUstiS. i (KING'S BIRTHDAY). PROCESSION. rpHE CARNIVAL PiIOCEiSSION on A Coronsition ■ Day will be as follows: 1 Salvation Army Band, ..'"'■. r 2. Military Forces, including Frontiers- , men, Cadets, and Veterans. 3. The Mayor, Members of Councils, and other Public Bodies. 4. Gisborne City Band. 5. Fire Brigade, Motor Tender, Steamer Engine, and Manual Engine. 6. Native Display m Costume. ' ;7. Decorated Lorry by Druids, followed by Friendly Societies' m Regalia. 8. Decorated Lorry symbolical of the Empire. (Military). 9. Decorated Lorry representing Sport, followed by Sports Bodies m Costume. 10. Highland Pipe Band. 11. Deqora-ted Lorry 'Rowing Clubs),' followed by Members. . \ 12. Decorated Tradesmen's and Carriers' Turnouts. 13. Decorated Lorry symbolical of the British Navy, i 14. Decorated Lorry (Young? New Zealand)., 15. Decorated. Motor Cars. 16. Decorated Motor Cycles'. "■• 17. Decorated Bicycles. 18. Fancy Dress Costumes. Those desirous of taking part m the Procession are siskedr to notify Members of the Sub-.Committee as soon as possible. LORRIES . ' ' ■ ' '""•■' ' ' *"> ■ Will be provided for any- organisations desiring to make big displays. The 1 lorries are kindly lent by the Gisborne Sheepfarmers' Co., Ltd., Messrs D. J. Barry, a<nd Clare and Clare. Further details, on application to— - W. WEBB, - J. C. E. TURNTJR, T. DONOVAN, 250 Sub-Committee. FLOOD PREVENTION. QUESTION OF STOP BANKS. • ALL the Settlers, m the Waerenga-a--h'ika and otntlyiiig Districts are requested to attend a MEETING to be held at Waorenta-a-hika. on WEDNESDAY NIGHT nesli. BUSINESS: To consider thc question- of erecting > Stop Banks. G. E. JONES, 291 Convener. POVERTY BAY PATRIOTIC POULTRY_ SHOW. GARRISON HALL. JUNE. 18th AND 19th, 1915. ADDITIONAL CLASSES. Class 21. — Rest Exhibit of Mixed Fruit and Nuta. Prize „1 ls (presented by President). Class 32a.— A.OjV.,' light breed, cock or cockerel. • Class 32b. A.0.V., light breed, hen or pullet. Class -70a. — A.0.V., heavy breed, cock or cockerel. Class 70b.— A.0. V., heavy breed, hen or pullet.. ENTRIES close JUNE sth, 9 p.ni., with K. H. Humphreys, Hon. Sec, P.O. Box 62, or with J. -Nasmith, Peel St., and 11. Mitchell, care Hannsi-h and Go. ' ' ■ . *__ 288 BELGIAN HAND.-MADE LACE, made by Belgian refugees m Lon- ! don; the proceeds go to support' these poor people m England; 2s 3d yard. — Melbourne Cash, Gisborne's Busiest , Store. . ' BIG WAR MAP of Tbe DardaneLl-i,, the latest out, ls each, Is 3d post ed. — Obtainable at C. W. Muir'e.