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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14841, 19 February 1919, Page 4

TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT. —CHANGE NIGHT AT— THE PALACE. A DELIGHTFUL STORY OF CHILD LIFE, —Entitled--PAINfTS PANTS A Littlo Tomboy who Saves Two Would-bo Burglars from Gaol. It contains a vivid example of how not to rear a healthy kiddie. — Featuring — ■ MARY MCALISTER MARY MCALISTER Her Tricks are JOYOUS, but thereare moments when the TEARS will' come to your EYE 6. No more Lovable Kiddie ever danced through the HEART OF HUMANITY. A Picture that Captivates *"-£ its NOVELTY, PATHOS, and POWER. BAIRNSFATHER'S CARTOONS, GAZETTE, SEEING CANADA (lntero«t). Reserve Your Seats at Miller's Corner. Dress Circle Is, Stalls 6d. _»_anii__M— — — — —win. ■ u^mi,iiim*m*aamaatmMamaaaaaa&aaaaaa&aagiaaßßanKaaaaßKaaaaßtßaamUoKmin TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT AT 8, TWO GOOD ATTRACTIONS AT EVERYBODY'S. m DAILY 2 p.m. SHOWING NIGHTLY AT 8. TRIANGLE'S MYSTERY DRAMA"-^— A TRIUMPH OF INGENUITY. Who Killed Walton ? — Featuring — J. BARNEY SHERRY. » J. BARNEY SHERRY. She Remembered Nothing till She Found Heraelf LOCKED UP IN A ROOM WITH A DEAD MAN. WHAT HAD HAPPENED? Two Men's Love put to the Test. A Thrilling Story. Wonderfully Produced. Also, Continuation of Pathe's Super-Serial— THE FATAL RING THE FATAL RING Episode 6— "The Rays of Death" - ■,- ' Dress Circle Is, Stalls 6d. Box Plan Miller's Corner. COMING AT AN EARLY DATE— FRANCESCA, the Beautiful Parisian Dancer; HOMAZ TRIO, Acrobats; and JONES and RAiNE, Musical Comedy Sketch Artists— ALL ON THE one bili,: j

~^^^ - - . ■■■■-*"' i PATUTAHI CHURCH FEJE. DOMAIN. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW HORSE EVENTS. Ladies' Tilting, Flag Race, Thread the Needle, Wrestling on Horseback, Tug o' War do. Jumping (Slow and Fast). Variousi Stalls, including Mystery Stall. Ice Creams. Cream on Sale. Purchasers must supply own receptacle. Admission, Is. Tea, 9d. Bell's 'Bus will leave P.O. at 1.15 p.m. ' 41 DANCE. j A { DANCE will >be held m the Patu-V-TjlL tahi Hall, m conjunction with the Chnrch Fete, on THURSDAY EVEN,TNG. Doors open 8 o'olock. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. 101> ', ___ 2 MANUTUKE HALL. , A ; DANCE will be held m the abovte 'JM Hall on THURSDAY, February 20th, 1919, m Aid of the Hui. Admission 2/6, Children 1/-. Bell's 'Bus will leave P.O. at 7 p.m. Supper provided. All Welcome. 91 MURIWAI LADIES' COMMITTEE. Something Speoial. FOR SALE. 1600 Acres Freehold. SITUATED ABOUT 25' MILES FROM 1 GISBORNE. Good Road to the Property. 1200 ACRES m Goo,r> ENGLISH GRASS, Balance Bush Land. GOOD 6-ROOMED HOUSE, WOOLSHED, SHEEP YARDS, Etc. . Well Fenced and Subdivided. PRI€H_ IS ONLY, £9 15SJPER ACRE. This is the Cheapest Property that we i .have on our books for Sale. Situated Near Waterworks. ■' ' For further particulars, apply — Buscke 1 Parker LOWE STI : {EET. , XX ■i Gisborne Licensed Victuallers' Association. OFFICE IN PEEL STREET, (Opposite Times' Office). Any Elector will be. put on the Roll on application. Open every evening from 7.30 p.m. The Committee iwill be pleased to meet any friends. . < 'PHONE 149. P.O. BOX 198. IMPORTANT., Notify change of Address. See You are on the Ro'll< - • Enrolment forms obtainable at all Post Offices and Hotels. GISBORNE NO-LICENSE LEAGUE. /^FFIGEh- MoKee's Buildings. Glad\J stone Road, opposite Teat and Friar's. 'Phone 1330. P.O, Box 194. R. GARDINER, , 908 Secretary. £6SO. ;A j • COMFORTABLE rTTOME. FOR SALE. Situated an LynHhursL Street. Consists of Five Roonis, with Bathroom, Gas, Ellectric Light, Sewerage. Building is in/First-class Order. Convenient-sized Section. ' TERMS : £50 Deposit. Balanoe as Rent. Apply — BUSCKE AND PARKER, LOWE STREET. HANDS not Rough or Chapped when you -use Handoline; 1/6 a bottle. — Ross. Chemist. SJE3NS are worth more when salted'. — » j For coarse Salt, apply Farmers' Coop., 12 Childers Road.