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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2590, 26 August 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT! RATHE PICTURES LAST NIGHT OF PRESENT PROGRAMME. No Performance To-morrow (Friday). Entire Change of Programme Saturday Afternoon and - Evening. Prices, 6d, Is, and Is 6d. -ppS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27th. (By Special Request.) ENTERTAINMENT By JUVENILE VARIETY COMPANY. PROGRAMME. 1. “Wake-up, New Zealand!” Miss L. Power and Company. 2. “Six Pretty Maidens” 3. “Folly” Dance 4. Comic Song.... Mr. A. Stenner. 5. “Jack Johnson’s Downfall,’’...Miss B. Taigel and W. and S. Wildish. 6. “Jolly Tars. Ashore” Company. 7. Irish Jig - Mr. Hayes. 8. Song (Selected) Mr. Wilkinson. 9. “Six Chinamen” (“Geisha”) Company. 10'. Highland Fling Miss L. Pearce. 11. Comic Song (Selected) Mr A. Tolley 12. Bar-bell Drill Twelve Sailors. 13. Song (Selected)...Mr. R. Wilkinson. 14. Piano and Violin Solo ...Miss I. Uridge and Master J. Uridge. 15. Cornet Solo Mr. Stephens 16. “Honeysuckle and the Bee” Company. 17. Tableaux Juvenile. Variety Coy. INTERVAL. DRAMA. “KIDNAPPED BY INDIANS.” Act I-—Bush scene in the wilds. Mother: Miss E. Wootton. Father: Air H. Taigel. Child: Miss B. Taigel. Bushmen: F. Quin, H. Craig, O. Hansen. A. Tolley, and D Cogar. Act ll.—lndians’ Wigwam. Indian Chief: Mr. Erie Sheet. Indian Queen: Miss D. Andrew, duels of Tribe: Messrs J. Lloyd. D. Sheet, 1. Gordon, F. Lloyd, F. Scott, and H. Neale. Indian Squaws: Misses L. Jower B. Pearco, L. Taigel, E. A\ ilclish, M. Wildish, and S. Lewis. i Admission: Dress Circle 2s, Downstairs Is. Children Half-price to all parts. (Tickets issued for ;Ad gust 16th will admit.) PUBLIC NOTICES. LODGE TURANGANUI, No. 7_, U.A.O.D. THE Quarterly Summoned Meeting of the above Lodge will be held TO-DAY, August 26, at 8 p.m., in Lodge-room, Masonic Hall. All members are required to be clear the books. By order of the A.D. GEO. E. DARTON. Secretary. POVERTY BAY SHEARERS’ UNION A MEETING of the above Union will XA. be held in Townley’s Hall, on SATURDAY NEXT, 28tli hist., at 12,30 noon, to adopt Rules and Standing Orders, and the Election of Officers. All Palceha and Maori shearers urgently invited to attend.

ADVERTISERS. COPY for DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS and ALTERATIONS for same must be in this Office by noon to ensure insertion in the “Times” the FOLLOWING DAY. For MONDAY’S PAPER, not later'than 10 a.m. on SATURDAY. MANAGER. GISBORNE TIMES CO., LTD. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. Enlargements make good and pleasing presents as well as giving pleasure in your own home; ’have voux Photo enlarged at Ellerbec'k Studio at a reasonable price. TT7SNGAGEMENT . RINGS —All best J Zi quality and the lowest prices at Broad’s, the best-value jeweller. J F you are looking for a good place JL to get your Photo taken, you cannot do better than go to the Ellerbeck Studio, where you will'get the best work possible combined with moderate OTIC*!* TVJOW the Price of Meat is* Down. ±% so is ours; good board and residence only 18s per week, meals only l‘2s 6d. —Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. ICTUREf? and Picture Frames, Mouldings. Artists’ Materials, Mounts. Glass, at bedrock prices, at Kelley and Parker’s T -TO LET, Shop in . \JT • J.J • Grey Street.—Apply T. G. Lawless, agent. THE Talk of the Town—Our Tailormade Suits lead all others for fit, cut, finish, and price.—Nat Hooper. T FOR SALE—S Acres • \X: .Li * and 6-roomed Dwelling, bathroom, buggy-shed, stable, cowshed, glass house, good orchard, mile and quarter from P.O. —Apply, T. G. Lawless, agent. VBTATCHES—Good, reliable TiroeW keepers, l‘2s 6d each, at Broad’s, practical watchmaker. WATCHES— Good, airing knockabout Levers, 20*, .at Broad’s, ....