.1 makaraka hall. PROGRAMME-FIRST NIGHT 7 p..]n.— The Hov. Archibald Hunt-, ol Ormond, will open tlio Fair. 2. Dulcimer Solo. Mr. AM. AlcMurrey. 3. Song. Mr. Znehnrinh. /), Song, 31 iss Goldsunitlj. 3. Song, Mr. McClure. 6. Aong, Mrs. 'l. Fool. 7’. Flulc Solo, Air. H. File. 8-FAIR IN FULL SWING names. Darts, Quoits, The Eleefcrie Coin, Cork Spearing. RTDTXG THE BARTIEIL. Messrs C Tiotjen and .1. Herbert YANKEE BOX BALL. Messrs. Fred Gray and A. 0. Turnbull. COMPETITIONS 1. Ladies’ Hairdressing. 2. Bottle Dressing. ?).. Baking, and others. ' STALLS Needlework. Biel tiro. Toy. Broduee. Fruit and Flowers, .Limbic, Lollie and Soft- Drinks. REFRESHMENTS MABK THE I.ADY OF MYSTERY. 9 p.m.—An EXHIBITION OF lITCIIILAND DANCTNO. with Lems, in Co?tunie> by Bnpils cl MBs Flora .Sbaw. Don’t Miss This! 'Bus leaves 8.0. at. 7 p.m. Return fare, Is. TO-MORROW NIGHT AND FRIDAY MAY 3rd and 4th. J/- Each Night. Children, 6d. TOUT? HELP IS SOLICITED. In Aid of the Local Presbyterian Church. 661
SALE Ofy WORK. ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Tv AITI. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW ROLL UP! ROLL UP! TO TUTS SALE OF WORK. Work Stall. Produce- Stall. Sweets Stall, Cake Stall and Jumble Stall. BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE ! Afternoon Tea. 513 0 A N C ISO. MRS. MORROW wishes to announce she is starting a Class for Beginners for Ballroom Dancing on THURSDAY. 3rd of May, at 7.30, in Masonic Hall. Childers Road.
' OPERA HOUSE Friday and Saturday MAY 4ih ANT) sth. ALT. THE FUN AND DANCE From A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM L. 11. Ecnn, Mrs. Form, .Miss Nancy Williams. Miss W. Morton. Harold Cato, And upwards of T.OCAL PERFORAIERS Encourage Local Elocution-. Son". * and Dance. 51-, 4/-, 2/-. ' Free of Tax. Free Booking. ROOK AT AH’IP’S. 664 GISBORNE LAND BOARD. TO THE CROWN TENANTS. T A DIES AND GENTLEMEN--flavin" been nominated by the Executive, of tlm New Eon land Farmers’ Union to represent you on the. above Board, t beg in state that- 1 am a grazing innholder, and have been such for close on 30 years. 1 have always taken a keen interest, in Crown Tenants and Returned Soldiers especially; also our Union lias done much for the Soldier settlers. It' ejected as your representative, 1 will do my utmost, to safeguard your interests. Trusting you will give me your support. Yours fnithfullv. All T. TRAFFORD. Waiohika, 2nd -May, 1925. 651 FAST COAST ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. S II 0 0 T T N G. niTTE Season commences on Ist MAY. X The following Game only may be shot : (Jock Pheasants Californian Quail Ist. A lay to 3.lst July. Grey Duck Black Teal Ist May to 30th June. P,EW A RD. A REWARD of £lO will be paid to any person through whom a conviction is obtained against anyone ILLEGALLY shooting any Game. Tl. M. PORTER, £O6 Secretary. F 0 It S ALE. tp OR, SALE, as a- going concern. — Tokomnru Bay Bakery and Store. Offers close SATURDAY, Afay sth, •ilh— A. 11. AI REV, To Tokomnru Ray. F 0 It S A L E. xp OR SALE—One Single-seater ESSEX ± CAR, in perfect order. Any trial given. Apply promptly— NOLAN REDSTONE, 643 Bright Street.
F 0 R SAL E. AUGHT LORRY, suitable for Town Del ivory. A e.,IP FOR CASH. Apply—- . 7 U. REDSTONE & SONS, Ltd. 597 FOR SALE. npHE Best Lillie STORE BUSINESS .L in Poverty Bay. Cash takings ovor £3OOO. No Goodwill. Slock about £650. Particulars to bona lido purchasers only.—Apply BOX X CASSIN, Good’s Buildings, Lowe Street. 589 TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSONS found trespassing with Dog or Gun on our Properties without permission will be PROSECUTED. GEORGE WHITE. C MATTHEWS. W. PICKEN. 567 T. CRAILL. THE SPA SS N OTICE. TRESPASSERS on any of the following Properties, or without- Dog or Gun, will bo PROSECUTED : WEN SLEY DALE WHAREKTRI. M A NO AON E. 590 CiOiyK BUYS 5 roomed Dwelling, g© 0( t) with (conveniences, right, in town; Government- mortgage for portion of purchase money. Particulars from James Times, Lowe -Street,. IT OR SALE—HaIf-acre, lawn, garden. gmcl orchard, and largo 5-roomed Dwelling, within a mile of Post Office, for £950. —James limes, Land Agent, Lowe Street. WANTED —Buyers for eleven (11) Spring Drays, new and secondhand; tips.- Snips.—At Krebs and Co.'s.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16115, 2 May 1923, Page 4
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