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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2271, 17 August 1908, Page 1

F OOTBALL'! OOOTBALL! POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION. Victoria Domain. TO-DAY (MONDAY), 17th AUGUST. rpOKOMARU V. J^AITI-CITY Kick-oil at 3 p.m. sharp. Admission Is, Stand Oil, Ladies Free. E. L, MAUDE, Hon. Sec. P.8.1t.U. SOMETHING- GOOD THE RIRORIROS ARE COMING. MAJOR HOLDAWAY AND HIS TALENTED TROUPE. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SUNDAY, AUG. 27, 28, and 30. IN THE CITADEL, and -jjJj lS rpHEATRE. MONDAY, AUG. 31st. O G. DICKENS, Adjutant. A GRAND MASQUE BALL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS Will bo held at H' s M ajes oV’ s r [' HEATRE THURSDAY, 20th AUGUST, 1908. Under the auspices ol : the POVERTY BAY ROWING CLUB. Proceeds in NEW aid of the Fund for a CLUB-HOUSE. PRIZES for the Best Fancy-Dress-ed Lady and Gentleman respectively are at present -,on view in 11. J. Gricve’e window. First-class Supper provided. Dressing rooms ill charge of attendants. Dancing from 8 to 2.30. Music by Miss Moore’s Orchestra. Double Ticket, 7/6. Extra Lady 3/Gentlemen 51-' Dress Circle 2/F. E. PORTER, A. KIRK, Hon. Secs. COURSE OF PUBLIC LECTURES To be given in connection with the Teachers’ Course of Instruction under the auspices of Hawke ’b Bay Education Board. Monday, aug. 17 in His Majesty’s ' Theatre. Lecture by DR. DoLISLE, Department of Public Health. Subject: “Drainage and Locality in Relation to Health.” Illustrated by lantern views. Tuesday, aug. is.—in Holy Trinitv Schoolroom. Lecture by DR. DoLISLE. Subject, “Sight ■.and Hearing in the Home and the School.” Illustrated by lantern views. Thursday, aug'. 20—in Holy Trinity Schoolroom. - Lecture by MR. J. A. GILRUTH, M.R.V.S., Chief Government Veterinarian. Subject, “Microbes as they Affect Animal Life.” Illustrated. FRIDAY, AUG. 21.—1 n Holy Trinity Schoolroom. Lecture by Mr. G. deS. BAYLISS, Agricultural Department, Wellington. Subject, “Grasses for Farm Lands.” Illustrated by lantern views. Monday, aug. 24.—in His Majestv’s Theatre. Lecture by VERY REV. DR, KENNEDY, Principal Meanee College. Subject, “Pond Life.” Illustrated. TUESDAY, AUG. 25.—11 l His Majesty's Theatre. Lecture by VERY REV. DR, KENNEDY. Subject, “Meteorological Instruments.” Illustrated. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26.—1 n His Majesty’s Theatre. Lecture by MR. G. HOGBEN, M.A., InspectorGeneral of Schools. Subject, “Impressions of Foreign Schools.” Thursday, aug. 27.—in His Majesty’s Theatre. Lecture by YEN. ARCHDEACON. WILLIAMS, M.A. Subject, “The Fourth Dimension.” All Lectures commence at 8 o’clock. Public are invited to attend. No argo for admission; no collection-. FOR SALE. *AH K NEW 5-ItOOMED tO. HOUSE, Russell Street, lataupoko, with batli-rooni, pantry, shhouso, with copper sot in. Ow- • will tako £IOO down. Apply— CHAS. BUSCKE, Lowe Street. fi -i -j /"k —■ SECTION, Russell LIU. Street, 30 perches, fenced; a real good building site. Very easy terms. ! Apply— CHAS. BUSCKE, OTiOft NEW G-ROOMED obU*£o. KAURI HOUSE, Stout Street, AVhataupoko; section, 30 perches; situated handy to Whataupoko bridgo; all necessary conveniences. Apply— CHAS. BUSCKE, Lowe Street. “THE STAR”" JJAIRDRESSING & gALOON. PEEL STREET. (Erskine’s Buildings.) REG. WILKINSON (late Lessee of Mr. Geo. Smith’s Hairdressing Saloon) begs to inform the public that he has just Opened the above Up-to-date Saloon, which has been fitted up throughout with all the latest accessories. TWO CHAIRS KEPT GOING. The Saloon carries a Large Stock of the very best brands of Tobaccos, Cigars. ‘Cigarettes, Pipes, Pouches, and all Smokers’ and Toilet Requisites, and the proprietor cordially invites inspection. “THE^STAB,” SHINES OTT A WARM WELCOME TO ALL, '