Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2657, 12 November 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. 3 —Nights of Melody and Mirth—3 Commencing MONDAY, NOV. 15. Return of the > Favourites, POLLARD’S OPERA GO. Still growing stronger and better, Still bringing along more novelties.' MONDAY, NOV. loth. Audran’s world-famed Comic Opera, OLIVETTE A production of unusual Magnitude and Magnificence. TUESDAY, NOV. 16th. Bucalossi’s delightful Opera Boaffe, THE ELACK CLOAKS Just One Unending Laugh. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17th. OUR.MAMMOTH VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMME. 30 Great Specialities 30. ■ Impossible to any other company. Scenery, wardrobe and effects, a revelation to playgoers. Full Opera Orchestra and Chorus. Ballet of Sixteen Expert Dancers. Prices—ls, 3s, and 2s. Box Plan at Miller’s. PUBLIC NOTICES. ANNIVERSARY gUNDAY gCHOOL. gUNDAY, N OV. ( 4 SPECIAL SINGING at all Services New Anniversary Hymns by Children and Choir (150 voices). Preacher :Morning and Evening, llev. J. A. Lochore; afternoon, Rev. W. Lamb. . Subjects: Morning. ‘‘Calm, Free Christians”; children’s address and distribution of Union certificates; evening, “The Mission of the Child.” Special Collections desired. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. Arai riding. mllE following Nominations have .1. been this day received by me : J EX-BLAKE, Thomas WILLIAMS. Claude Herbert, There being more than the required number, an Election will be held on WEDNESDAY, 17th November, 1009, for the return of ONE (1) of the above Candidates as Councillors to represent the Arai Riding in the Cook County Council. I hereby appoint Polling-places at — Wharerata (Kennedy’s Accommodation House) Muriwai—The School. Waingake—Daulton’s Store Manutuke —To Arai School Gisborne —Cook County Office. FREDK. T. FAR AM,, Returning (Jlltcer. November 10th, 1909. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF C. E. CHRISTOPULO, OF GISBORNE, CONFECTIONER. TENDERS will he received at my office, up to Noon on MONDAY, the loth iust., for the Purchase of the business as a going concern. £ s d 1. Stock-in-trade ... 96 8 4 2. Plant 163 9 1 3. Furniture ... ... 194 2 10 4. Fixtures ... 79 14 7 £533 14 ,10 Stock Lists may be seen and particulars obtained on application to the undersigned. Tenders may be for one or more lots. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN COLEMAN, 1 Deputy Assignee. TO BUILDERS. - TENDERS, closing at Noon TO-DAY (FRIDAY), 12th Nov., are invit-ed-for Alterations and-Additions to the Poverty Bay Club (including septic, tank and, drainage). ... Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned, where tenders close. P. H. GRAHAM, Architect, Lowe Street. J. GREIG AND SON, ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: Farmers’ Club Rooms, Lowe Street. LOST AND FOUND. I" OST—From Childers Road, GreyJ *' hound Dog, light yellow; answers, to the name “Mick.’—finder rewarded on returning to H. Williams, Childers Road. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. “TAHNGO” EUCALYPTUS should bo JU' in every homo. ICTURES and Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts, Glass, at bedrock prices, at Kelley and Parker’s. OFFERS Choice Building Sites, Kaiti, uarter-acre (corner). £75, half-acre, 195; Whataupoko, l-sth acre £9O, only' 115 deposit.—Apply. T. G. Lawless, r.G.L. u ACRES Good Cutting Property, no roading required. £BOO. — Lissant Clayton, Agent. J? i OA —Fine Building Site of 3 cymr JL i-aerb, just, outside > Borough Boundary. Terms if wanted, b —W. Lissant Clavton. Agent f ' 3 ■wtb'TlLL Advertisers please note that h V v Changes of Advertisements must 1 reach this office before five e’eloo'k each 7 evening, -, .