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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 820, 7 February 1903, Page 3

n o y a irjm k a r k !■; Under the direction of MR CHARLES MACMAIION. THE MAJKRONI DRAMATIC SEASON! THE TALK OF GISBORNE Absolutely the Greatest Success ever recorded in the city.

EVERY EVENING THE MAJERONI DRAMATIC COMPANY Is attracting Delighted, Fashionable, and Huge Audiences. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, The Wonderfully Successful English Mill tary Play, entitled — “ENLISTED, OR THE CK”N GANG,” Presented with superb Seenei, , bounding in strong dramatic situations, and of thrilling and fascinating interest. Now running throughout England. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Oth, The Beautiful Drama (In five acts), entitled : “ JUDGE NOT.” TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, The Society and Powerful Play (in 4 acts): “ JEALOUSY." MILLION PRICEvS 3s, 2s, & Is. Box plan at Miller’s. ALEC. ANDERSON, Representative.

THEATRE ROYAL. J»ACE NIGHT (THURSDAY, RU ARY 12 th). FEB-Re-visiting New Zealand after an absence of 15 years, during which time they have been successfully touring the World. TAYLOR-CARRINCTON CO., The Best Dramatic and Lyric Combination that has toured this colony. I'J—HIGH-GRADE PERFORMERS—I 9

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, Tub Realistic Four Act Drama, “DISOWNED,” OR, “THE ANARCHISTS OF LONDON.’’ Four Great Stage Sensations: Battle of the Bailiffs, The Attempted Murder. The Meeting of the Anarchists, Thrilling Explosion Scenes. In order that each play in the T.C. repertoire may be illustrated by beautiful and appropriate Scenery, the management oarry with them over 100 SCENES. ADMISSION RATES... .Is, 2s, and 3s. Plan at Miller’s. Note.—AMERICAN PRICE CONCESSION. The T.C. Management will introduce to Gisborne playgoers a novel Price Concession, lately adopted by American managers with great success. LADIES AND CHILDREN HALF-PRICE to Front and Second Seats only. GEORGE WARREN, Advanco Manager.

MR BANNEECERI) .(Director At Uie Soldiers’ l’oona Mission, India) Will deliver A LECTURE .(Illustrated with Limelight .Views), On rjtUESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, at 8 o’clock. Views showing some result? of the Plague, Famine, Mission Work amongst the Soldiers, Hindoos, etc. All invited, Admission, FREE. Collection in Aid of Mission Work,

GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. HOLIDAY NOTICE. "VI OTICE is hereby given that the J3I Holiday Committee deoided that THURSDAY, 12th February, 1903, should be obsorved as a Holiday from the hour of 12 o’clock Noon. The business people are therefore requested to close their premises at that hour. JOHN TOVVNLEY, Chairman.

GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. N OTI Cli, AWNINGS AND SUNSHADES. THE attention of Tradespeople is called to the Borough By-laws, which prohibit any person from erecting any awning either across or in front of any verandah unless the lowest part of such awning shall be at least 8 feet above the surface of the footway. The Inspector of Nuisances will PROSECUTE any person not complying with above By-law after TO-DAY (SATURDAY), Feb. 7th, 1003. R. D. B. ROBINSON, Town Clerk,

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. mENDERS, addrcssd to the Chairman, will be received until Noon, SATURDAY, 14th February, for— Contract (ill—Metalling Mangatu Roudi .Tenders to he on printed forms. Specifications to be seen at the .Council office. DsG. FRASER, County, Engineer^

POVERTY. BAY ROAD BOARD; NOTICE TO MEMBERS. A MEETING of Members of the abovenamed Board will take place at their oilioe, Makaruka, on SATURDAY, 7th February, 1903, at the hour of 7.30 p.m. Members requested to attend. ARTHUR F. CUFF, Clerk. Dated Makarnka, 31et January, 1903.

PATUTAHI SCHOOL PICNIC AND SrOBTS. THE Annual School Picnic and Sports will be held in the Patutahi Domain on THURSDAY, 12th inst., commencing at 10 a.m. All parents and friends cordially invited. 0. GALLAGHER, Chairman.

,T 0 LET . WANTED, to Let TWO HOUSES, One North Gisborne, one Bead’s Quay. Apply— E. P. JOYCE. A BARE CHANCE. OIL ENGINE SCHOONER FOR SALE, CHEAP. Net Register, 52 Tons. CAN oarry, it necessary, 10 Passengers. Built in 1899 by Lane and Browne. Kauri planking, hard wood frame, and coppered. Fifty horse-power Oil Engine, just overhauled. Can propel her about 8 knots. Also, Oil Winch, for hoisting out cargo. Draught, about 7ft 6in, when loaded. Price, £1750. Terms can be arranged. For further particulars,'apply—- “ TIMES ” OFFICE.

NOTICE JOHN PARSONS begs to intimate that he is prepared to undertake any FARMERING OR VETERINARY WORK. Orders left at the Whataupoko Pound, or at C. Neenan’s, Ormond, will be attended to. WANTED. WANTED, to Purchase—WOOL and SKINS. Highest Cash Price given at MATAWHERQ WOOL WORKS