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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PATHE PICTURES Only Two Nights of the Greatest Programme ever Presented. Remember, only Two Nights of The Gorgeous Historical Art Colored Picture Drama, THE DAYS OF OLIVER CROMWELL Stirring, Exciting, Grand, and a Beautiful Life Study, A Beautiful Colored Creation. THE MATINEE IDOL Everybody should see "The Matinee Idol,” the Most Novel Picture ever Presented —a Masterpiece of Animated Art. A SLAVE’S LOVE • A Colored Costume Play. WATER SPORTS IN FRANCE SCENES IN ALGIERS The Criminal Hypnotist—Weary Willie Bikes—The Rival Sisters—The Miller, llis Son, and. the Donkey—Scenes in France—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and the Baby. A GREAT PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. Popular Prices: 6d. Is. and Is Gd. FANCY DRESS S O Cl A L GARRISON HALL. ON LABOR NIGHT, OCTOBER 13th. 7VUNDS in Aid of the Building Debt on Building (Children’s Home). Double tickets os. Single Lacly 2s. Single Gent 3s. Prize for the Best Fancy Dress. Plain or Fancy Dress Optional. Minkin NOTICES. AGRICULTURAL SHOW. OCTOBER 26th AND 27th. MEMBERS will oblige by calling at the Office for their Tickets; or, j oil receipt of cheque, they will he j posted, if desired. (Subscriptions are due.) H. M. PORTER, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. CiOME ONE, Come AIL to the Strand / where you can get board and residence, with every home comfort, for lSs per week, meals only 12s 6d.— Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. COMPARING Photos taken by different Photographers, you will find that the Photo taken by Mr. Ellerbeck compares favorably with any taken in the Pom'nion; give us a trial.—Ellerheok Studio. JriXGAGEMENT RINGS—AH best quality and the lowest prices at Broad’s, the best-value jeweller. Enlargements make good and I pleasing presents as well as giving pleasure in your own home; have your Photo enlarged at Ellerbeck Stud’o at a reasonable price. IHISH! FISH!! FISH!!! Fancy, . dad, W. Taylor, the Fish King, is selling Fish Cutlets ready for pan at sixpence per pound ; please as'k mother to call at the Federal Cafe and buy some to-day. HULLO! What’s this! Meals only at 12s 6d per week at Strand Cafe, Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. JF you are iooking for a good place 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 wicws JEWELLERY— All marked in plain figures, one price, the lowest, at Broad’s. 7VTOW 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. PERSONAL. —If you want early breakfast at 6.15 to catch J he mail tram or a four-course dinner ■cr Is, try Douglas Bros., Strand •>*. . “Where the Good Meals are.” PICTURES and Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts, Glass, at bedrock prices, at KFlley and Parker’s SAVE your money and board at the Strand; 18s pci week only.— Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. 4 T.G.L T. G. Lawless, TO LET—Shop in , Grey Street —Apply agentTalk of the Town—Our Tailorad© Suits lead all others for fit, sh, and price.—Nat Hooper. 1 T OFFERS Choice Buil- . •V3T.Ji.Jo ding Sites, Kaiti, arter-acre (corner), £75, half-acre, 15; Whataupoko, l-sth aero £9O, only .5 deposit.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, TO Working Men! Good home, hot and cold baths, first-class table, every convenience, only 18s per week. —At Douglas Bros. Strand Cafe, where the good meals are. WATCHES— Good, reliable Timekeepers, 12s 6d each, at Broad’s, pjrsctical watchmaker. WATCHES— Good, strong knockabout Levers, 20s, at Broad’s, practical watchmaker.

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2629, 11 October 1909, Page 1

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593

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2629, 11 October 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2629, 11 October 1909, Page 1

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