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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2542, 1 July 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. jjIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Lessee and'Manager...Allan Hamilton. ALLAN HAMILTOH’S V DRAMATIC COMPANY. 35—METROPOLITAN ARTIST'S—3S. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! 1 First Production here of QUEEN OF THE NIGHT Presented throughout England and America during the past 4 years with the greatest success. Ralph Fcatherstone...Mr. George Cross Supported by the full strength of the Company. H TO-MORROW NIGHT. A MiSSACE FROM MASS By arrangement with Messrs Charles Hawtrey and Frank Curzon, London.SATURDAY, JULY 3rd, Fii’st Production here of THE KING OF"CRIME A Drama in 4 Acts by Benjamin Landick and Arthur Shirley. New Scenery by Mr. Harry Wliaite. Special Prices—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 4s Stalls, 3s ; > Back Stalls, 2s; and Pit, Is. Plan at Mr. Miller’s. Business Manager George Buller. LATE TRAIN Saturday Night. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. THE Annual General Aleeti ig id iht above Club will be he.d in the Chib Room. Masonic Hotel, on FRIDAY NEXT, 2nd July, at 2.10 j: m. BUSINESS: To receive Report and F.ujauce-slv.ci Election of Officers, and General. D. R. DoCOSCA, Secretary. GISBORNE RACING CLUB. 1 STEEPLECHASE MEETING, JULY Bth and 9th, ISO 9. 1 RIGHT TO TAKE CHARGE OF ; HOUSES. i TENDERS,, addressed to the under- ’ signed for the above, will be re- J ceived up till Noon on SATURDAY, July 3rd. Conditions to be seen at my office. H. E. DODD, i Secretary. ( PUBLIC NOTICE. THE Family of the late Mr. B. Dennehy desire to express their sincere gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy which have been received during their recent bereavement. particularly from friends in the Waingake Valley. ART UNION. THE following is the result of the draw in connection with Miss Burgess’ Art Union of Pictures:— Ist prize, No. 1008, Mrs. G. White, Alangapapa; 2nd, 476, S. Grieve, Russell Street,, Whataupoko; 3rd, 595, R. Smith, c/o Waterworth, Enfield Road, Napier; 4th, 936, Mrs. E. Gregg, Cook Street, Gisborne: sth, 483, A. Hopps, Disraeli Street, Gisborne; 6th, 260, Mr. Kimpton, Gladstone Road, Gisborne; 7th, 586. Mr. Dowrick, Cave, Hawke’s Bay; Bth, 62, A. Sharp, Taruhe.ru; 9tli, 822, Miss Hay, 67 Park St., Kensington, Dunedin; 10th, 199, E. Aislabio, Alorere. REWARD. TOUR opportunity has come at last. L The VISIBLE WRITING REMFGTON TYPEWRITER, is here m ur m’dst, and is being demonstrated Mr.’ D. Af or ice’s Office. It is a arvel oF mechanical ingenuity, for it bulates, cuts splendid stenci’s, writes Us and day sheets at one writing. Ft jo back spaces, and is replete with color ribbon device. Call and let us ow it you.' Supplies for all Typewriters on animation, and impairs to machines efcted. As'k for— AIR. T'EE or AIR. AIORICE, Union Bank Buildings. TE ARAL DOMAIN BOARD. • TENDERS. . fencing. ANDERS will be received up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 7th for Erecting (labor and material) t 22 chains Wire Fencing, and for oving about 30 chains old wire ing on the To Arai Domain. Speitions may bo scon at tli© Schoolc, To Arai, where tenders are to bo 'CROPPING. lEßS'will be received up to 5 m. ,on WEDNESDAY, 7th' - taking one White Crou off the Domain of 12 acres 1 rood • less); tho crop to be removed Ic ground by the Ist March, oncTers to be left at tho School-' irai, accompanied by ' '• clie|tlie amount of tip der, „Jto be paid imm xr - p j accepted, ndcr necessarily |. « T airman Tc A