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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13698, 31 May 1915, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE PICTURES. TB-NICKT! TO-NICHTI the greatest melodrama evet produced., A Packed House Satuirda.y Evening an<J Hundreds Delighted. CAPTAIN ALVAREZ A 'Magnificent Broadway Masterpiece. Of Love tind Adventure. ftOOO I^KT Of Dash and Danger. \JV\J\J Of j, W oniparabla Splendor! Absolutely Spuit Stirring ! H«Av Revolution. Begins ! POWERFULLY AND MxYGNIEICFJNTLY ENACTED. "TENSE! THRILLING! EMOTIONAL! TENSE! THRILLING! EMOTIONAL! 2000 SUPERNUMERARIES. 2000 LATEST WAR GAZETTE. A CORNER IN HATS. PRICES— Circle If, Downstairs 6d. Book your Seats early at Ferguson's. CORONATION. TO-NICHTI TO-NIGHTI SPECIAL MEETING. A SPECIAL MEK.TING will be held TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), in T. Adair's Buildings, Gladstone Road, of ajl tJioso desh'oius of helping in. connection with Coronation Day. ! Representatives of Sports Bodies, Friendly Societies, Labor Unions, Members of Queen Candidate Committees, and other organisations speciaJly in.vited to be present. ' ' " The attendance of Ladies is also invited. * On oeliaJf of the Coronation Day SubCommittee. J. C E. TURNER, 343 Convenor. QUEEN CARNIVAL FESTIVITIES. CORONATION DAY. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. ; , (KINGS BIRTHDAY), j PROCESSION. VICTORIA DOMAIN AND RESERVE (Two Grounds Linked Together). r [VHG QJIIuAT jpiXALE -To the CARNIVAL. - ' * '■■'/- • ■'.-•■■ AMUSEMENTS for YOUNG and OLD, Stocka nd Produce Sale. Side Shows. Spinning Jenny. v Baby Show. ; Tea Rooms. ' Fruit and Soft Drink* Stail. Athletic Events.- . . PROCESSION. •' . ■ . _' '' - ■;. » ■■'■■ rTHE CARNIVAL PROCESSION on (Coronation Day will bo as follows: 1 •Snlyation Army Band. , 2. Military Forces, including Frontiersmen, Cadets, and Veterans. 3. The Mayor, Members of Councils, and other Publie Bodies. 4. nisborne City Band.; 5. Fine Brigade, 'Motor Tender, Steamer Enuftne, and Mantiul Engine. 6. Native Display in 'Costume, 7. Decorated Lorry by Druids, followed by Friendly Societies in Regalia. 8. Decorated Ixnry symbolical of the ■!; Empire (Military). 9. D^coi-ated Lorrv representing Sport, followed by Sports Bodies in Cos- : tum<j. . . 10. Highland- Pipe Band. 11. Decorated Lorry /Rowing Clubs), ; followed by Members. 12. Decorated Tradesmen's and Carrier*' Turnouts. 13. Decorated Lorry symbolical of the British Navy. 14. Decorated Lo/ry (Yo6ng New Zea- . land). ' V v 15. Decorated Motor Cars. 16. Decorated Motor Cycles. 17. Decorated Bicycles. 18. Fancy Dress Costumes. 19. .Representatives Labor Unions. The : above will not necessarily bo the order of the procession. ' Those desirous of talcing part in - the Procession are asked to notify Members of the Sub-Committee as soon as possible. LORRIES. Will be provided for any organisations desiring to make big displays. The lorries are kindly lent by the Gisborne Sheepfarmers' Co., Ltd.. Messrs D. J. Barry, and Clare and Clare. Further details on application to — W. WEBB. J. C. E. TURNER, / T. DONOVAN, Sub-Committee. 344 CORONATION DAY. PROCESSION AND DISPLAY ON RESERVE. PERSONS desirous of having STDE SHOWS on tli^ Reserve ou Quieen Carnival Coronation Day, June 3rd, are requested to make early application to tho undersigned for terms, etc. W. WEBB. \ J. C. B. TURNER, (OR Urgent Sale— Exceptionally good Section, fronting Upper Childers Road: owner tearing Tor Europe; must sell; offers invited.— F. R. Ball, Peel ill ESCJIANGK— Handy Boarding•House ; h olds 20, easily 40 at pinch. Will exchange fur small Shop or Business.— F. R. Ball i; . F.1.A.N.Z., Peel St.