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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2679, 8 December 1909, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. R EMOVAL N OTICE. MR. LOCKETT . AS REMOVED to GOOD’S BUILDINGS, next Johnston and Miller’s. Finest Artificial Teeth. Painless Extractions. Mr. Lockett invites the most difficult cases. SINGING. MRS 11. J. TAPLAY, (nee Jessie Caslcie, S.A.) Pupil of Professors Robb (Glasgow), Beresford-Smyley (Shakesi)eare School of Music, London) and Crane, S. Africa. MRS TAPLAY is now prepared to receive a limited number of Pupils in Voice Production, Deep Breathing and Pronunciation. Children’s Classes (each .limited to 10 Pupils to insure individual attention) in deep breathing, Physical Culture, Deportment, Sight Reading and Class Singing. Address: 1 “NAUMAI,” Kaiti, . (Next to Dr. Reeves.)

A trio of inebriates, one a woman, w ill be before the Court, this morning. “Aviation Week at Rheiins” and “The Melbourne Cup” are two'of the leading pictures to be shown by the Bathe Pictures to-night at His Majesty’s 'Theatre. “Every trade wants learning, you know,” said Mr. Skerrctt, K. 0., to a witness in the Wellington Supreme Court, “Even the trade of the law.” “A fact.” commented Mr. Justice, Chapman, “which is not always recognised.” When a defendant in Court at Timaru recently was asked how he pleaded to a charge of riding on the footpath, he made a rather novel plea, which was, “Guilty to two chains, Your Worship.” The two chains cost .him 12s. *