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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15774, 15 March 1922, Page 4

MARIE TEMPEST SEASON. J C. " WILLIAMSON, LTD., have , great pleasure in announcing that, with a view to bringing this worldfamous organisation' within reach _ of all classes of the 'community on this her final tour of tiie Dominion, Miss Marie Tempest has agreed that popular prices shall prevail. This me.ißS (hat you can reserve seats at 6/-, and purchase them at the Door for 4/- and 2/-, plus tax. OPERA~HOUSE Direction I. 0. Williamson, Ltd. SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, March 18, 20, 21. MARIE TEMPEST'S FAREWELL Positively Last Appearance Here. Supported by Her FAMOUS WORLD TOUR COMPANY AT THE OPERA HOUSE, SATURDAY, MARCH 18. . Commencing at 8 o'clock. MARIE TEMPEST There is None MARIE TEMPEST Like Her— MARIE TEMPEST None. Artistically GRAHAM: BROWNE Incomparable GRAHAM BROWNE In a New and Brilliant Play,

PASSES BY Preceded bv a 'One-Act Play, THE DUMB AND THE BLIND MONDAY, MAECH 20. ' For the First Time Here. TEA FOR THREE Will be Served. TUESDAY, MARCH 21. Also for the First Time Here, PENELOPE Manager for Miss Tempest and Mr. Browne • WILFRED COTTON. " SOX PLAH: AT MILLER'S CORNER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. POPULAR PRICES! POPULAR PRICES' D.C. and 0.5., 6/7; Back Stalls, 4/5; Pit, 2/2. (All ..Prices include Tax.) NO EARLY DOORS. 4SJ. DAN 0 E. 1 DANCE will be held in the As.I sembly Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, March 16th. Supper provided. Admission—Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. ' 479 ST. MARY'S HALL, MANGAPAPA. ST. PATRICK'S BALL, rpHUKSDAY NEXT, MARCH 16th. Gents 3s, Ladies 2s. Good Floor and Supper., Music by Miss Dempsey's 370 "" MRSV FOGDEN. Hon. Sec:-

T£ KARAKA SPORTS Postponed from New Year's Day, Will be held on Thursday, March 16. FULL PROGRAMME TO«BE RUN OFF. Refreshments on Ground. BALL IN EVENING. Amusement Tax charged on all Tickets. 383

SPORTS St. Patrick's Day, 17th MARCH. OODCHOPPING AND SAWING " EVENTS. (63 Competitors.) ' RUNNING EVENTS (Post Entry). Good Day's Outing Assured to All. Through Carriages on the . Train for Matawai. First-class Luncheon Booth on Grounds. T. CHRISTENSEN, 462 Hon. Secretary. HALL. GRAND ST. PATRICK'S SOCIAL, • FRIDAY, MARCH _l7th. V GRAND Catholic Social to be held OL ( in the above HallMusic by Kirk's Orchestra. Double tickets ss, Gentlemen 4s, and Ladies 2s. 'MRS. W. ATKINS, T. BROSNAHAN, 470 ; Secretaries. Amateur Tournament AT TRAINING ROOMS, THURSDAY, MARCH 30th, 1922. TJINTRIES close on SATURDAY, 25th March, 1922. GISBORNE BOXING ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). M. W. CRAIG, 486 Jj . Secretary. TOLAGA BAY POUNjj.

T M P ■ 0 U N D E 1) X at above Pound— Quo 2-tooth Ewe, top bit and 2 back bits near ear, 2 back bits off ear. One 2-tooth Ewe, 2 front bits off ear, bit out of near ear. One 2-tooth Wether, like W top off ear, like W near ear. One 2-tooth Wether, like"M off ear, M near ear. One 2-tooth Wether, back and front bit near ear, front bit off ear. One Ewe, back bit off ear, 3 back bits near ear. One 6-tooth Ewe, back and front bit off ear, front bit near ear. One Ewe, sliver and back bit and front bit near ear, and like V off ear. One 4-tooth Ewe, like V and front bit near ear, back quarter off ear. One 2-tootli Wether, like V top and back and front bit near ear, back bit oil ear. One Wether Lamb, 2 back bits near ear. One Ewe, back and front bit near ear, , front quarter off ear. Ono 2-tooth Wether, 2 front bits near oar, back bit off ear. One 4-tooth Wether, tip and V off ear. One 2-toqtli Wether, back and front bit near ear. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold at the above i'ound Yards on MARCH 25th, at 12 noon. R. ANNAKIN, 491 ' Poundkeeper. :

GISBORNE POUND. 1 One aged dark Bay Harness Mare, partly shod, star, both hind feet white, like U near shoulder, NL (conjoined) under bar near rump.—lf not claimed and'expenses paid, will be sold at the above Pound Yards TO-MORROW (Thursday), March 16, at 12 noon.—A. C.'OLKH, ■poundkecper, 22 Leith Street. (Tel. 1248.) 492 QK /_ BUYS half-a-dozen good quality 00/ Stainless Knives from Prime's. Limited. / CHAIRMAN Cigarettes— Sd per par ket, 5 packets for 1/9. —H. George, THE Tobacconist. BERDEEN ROAD.—I have a neal L 5-roomed House, with all conveni. eitces, quite handy, at £BOO. Owner re quires a larger place.-—C. G. Pies»e. EST New Zealand Butter 1/5, prime J Potatoes, Bran, Pollard, and all Groceries. —Cheapest at Currie's, 14 Lowe Street.