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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1987, 24 January 1907, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT. “THE COAL KING.” An Up-to-date Mining Drama. WIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Solo Lesson Chnrlos Holloway. Business Mnnngor: Aloe. Verne. SUCCESS. SUCCESS. The Comfortable. Capacious Theatre CROWDED TO THE DOORS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I ANOTHEU ATT RA CTION, The Up-to-dnto Mining Drama, THE COAL KING. Written b.y Ernest Martin anil Fow- ' hiss Llewellyn. Tho London Daily Telegraph says: —“Without a doubt the great scene at the close of the fourth act of ‘The Coal King’ would make tho fortune of any modern drama. ‘The Coal King’ is a play which deserves a prosperous career.” THE COLLIERY OFFICE, THE MYSTERY OK THE IRON SAKE. THE BLACK POND. THE ENTOMBED MINERS. THE RESCUE, THE COAL KING. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Last Night of the Season, Tho Thrilling Sensational Drama. “THE SHADOWS Or A GREAT CITY.” Prices, Os, 2s, and Is. No early doors. Box Plan at Mr. Miller s. IJ7USH Suppers and Light RofresliB monts to be obtained at. the Trccadoro Cafe after the Theatre. Special Room for ladies and theatre parties. GREAT CLEARING SALE. On account of Promises being Sold. R. AND E. PARKER. Only having very short notice to quit, the whole of tlieir NEW and VALUABLE STOCK Must be Sold at a Great SACRIFICE. Como and Inspect. This is your opportunity. PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. Good Value in Children’s Pinafores and School Dresses, also Underclothing, Hats, etc. Splendid Stock in Infants’ Clothing, Long Gowns, Head Squares, etc. Also a large stock Stock of Ribbons, Laces, Insertions, Flowers, Dresstrimmings, etc. This Great Sale commences

TO-DAY. LADIES! Don’t forget the address — R. AND E. PARKER. Ei rebell House, Corner Bright street and Gladstone road. CLEARING SALE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 29th. D ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED have received instructions from MR WILLIAM HAY, of Whntatutu, (who has sold his farm) to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION On the above date The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising: His select Herd of 25 Choice Dairy Cows 2G Cows and Calves 2 Shorthorn Bulls 30 Young Cattle . 3 Heavy Draught Mares; good pair Buggy Horses, 4 Hacks, , 3 Tearlings 450 Ewes, 430 Lambs, 100 fat Sheep', 7 Rams. Double-seated Buggy, Spring Cart, A complete plant of farm implements in first-clnss order. Harness and Sundries too numerous to mention. Sale at*ll a.in. Luncheon provided. Coaches will meet the morning train. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. George E. Eliott, Sub-manager. rniiE tologa bay saleyards X CO., LTD.

STOCK SALES. SALES of Sheep, Cattle and Horses will be held ill tho Company's Yards, Hauiti, on tho following dates: SATURDAY’, February 23rd. SAT UR DA .1 , March 9th. SATURDAY 7 , April 2Tth. SATURDAY 7 , May 18th. Entries will bo received by WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Ltd. DALGETY 7 and CO., Ltd. MURRAY, ROBERTS and CO. COMMON, SHELTON and CO., Ltd. BENNETT and SHERRATT. N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE, Ltd. HOLDER, Hir Secretary. WILLIAMS AND KETTLiH, LTD. Will hold their NEXT STOCK SALE THURSDAY NEXT, 24th INSTANT, MATAWHERO YARDS, ' When they will offer—SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Etc. Present Entries: 500 100 SHEEP HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE Further Entries Invited. Sale at H. 30 a.m. " Q. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer.

TIMBER SALE COMMON, SHELTON and CO., Ltd. Have received instructions to Sell, on behalf of whom it duly concern, at the Yard, next iiaiti Bridge, on SATURDAY, the 26th inst., at 11.30 a.m.— 50,000 FEET TIMBER, Comprising Heart of Kauri and Totara. Also — 4 Gates 1 Ltuikling (5 x 4), with iron roof. This timber is a really first-class line, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers ■!, B, KELLS, Auctioneer. EW ALPINE GOLD MINING CO., LTD.

butory shares at par. Is on application; is on allotment; balance in calls as required, not exceeding Gd per share per month. The property is the late wellknown Alpine mine at Lytll, West Coast oi South Island, formerly one of the largest gold producers in ihe colony. Prospecting operations conducted since the late Company disposed of the mine have disclosed a new reef in virgin country, north of No. 7~level; of ahnrat phenomenal i iebness, shewing- coarse gold freely all aver the fr.ee, in splendid track of 4 to 5 feet wide, in very kindly solid country". It is widening as driven upon, as well as steadily inproving in value, and bqs every indication of permanency. The stone is of higher grade than any previously found in the mine, and so fairs is known is richer than any hitherto mined on the West Coast. Assays made from trial lots from new leef taken at random across the face, and believed to be fair average samples, have given the remarkable results of fiom £219 to-;£!lG per ton at assay department, Bank of New Zealand, Auckland; whilst parcel of about 5G lbs. similarly taken by Mr. Curtis, mine manager, as fair trial, gave at Ileefton School of Mines at rate of 970 z. 13chvt. per ton, gold being worth about £4 per oz. The mine is equipped with complete plant of 20 stamp battery, driven by Peltra wheels, amjile water power, and valuable extensive watjr races and other necessary rights; air compressors and pipes; miles of rock tunnels to reef in 12 levels; and represents as it stands a cash outlay of over £50,000. The property lends itself to economical working, having about 1,500 feet of hacks level free." The famous “Tjrconnel,” “Break o’ Day,” and “Little Wonder” claims are all included in the Company’s extensive holdings, which total about 170 acres on line and underlie lodes. As a limited number only of shares is reserved for Gisborne, early application is necessary. Prospectus anil forms of. application may be had, and samples of stone inspected at office of the brokers. ■ W. LISSANT CLAYTON. List open for two weeks only.