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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2581, 16 August 1909, Page 4

SPECrAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ' . g r ' S W'A NOW IS THE TIME ' V : -. : / i TO BUY GOOD PRINTS AND MUSLINSAT A LOW FIGURE. AT C. HAWKINS.

L. G. P. SPENCER. A.M.1.C.E., MEMB. INST M. & C.E., LICENSED MUNICIPAL SURVEYOR, VIC. CIVIL & CONSULTING ENGINEER. REES’ BUILDINGS. Guilders Ito.*d. NOTICE 'TO CORRESPONDENTS. G.S.—lf No-license was carried bulk liouses would not be licensed.

A new film, entitled “Hiding a BurMar,” will be shown for the first time in Gisborne at the Pathe Pictures tonight. Captain. Hugo, Inspector of Fire Brigades, arrived on Saturday on his periodical inspection of the local lire brigade and plant. He is to remain in Gisborne until Wednesday next. Messrs Gaudin and Co. report the sale of section 46, Steele Road, Kaiti, with six-roomed house and ou y ,bl ”j a " ings, from Mr. Joshua .Lawrence to Mr Samuel Baker. The firm have a good enquiry for town and suburban sections and houses. The following passengers booked last night by Messrs Redstone and Sons coaches leaving this morning: For iologa, Mr. F. Darcey,. Mr Middleton, Mr. Barry; for Waipiro, Mr. O. B. Smith; for Finger Post, Mr Johnstone; for Tiniroto, Mrs. White; for Ilangaroa, Miss Ward; for Mqrere, Miss Jones* Miss Woodcock. At a meeting of the branch of the New Zealand Educational, Institute on Saturday morning, it was decided that the local Institute would send no remits to the annual meeting of the New Zealand Educational Institute Mr. F. J. Rowley was nominatedto be the delegate to the Hawke’s Bay District Institute, and,, also to be the non-official member of the N.Z.E.I. tor the Hawke’s Bay-Institute. The widespread sympathy which lias been aroused by the .death under pathetic circumstances' of Miss Linda Law was' evidenced by the very large attendance at her funeral, which took place yesterday afternoon. A tram ot nearly fifty vehicles followed the hearse which bore her coffin from St. Maiy s Roman Catholic Church to the Makaraka cemetery, where her body was interred. The funeral rites wero conducted by> the Rev. Father Lane.