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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2698, 31 December 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. vV # • : PATH E-PICTURES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! . The Final Series of tins year. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! - -Of > C.Q.D. SAVED BY WIRELESS Tho- most- sensational drama over biographed. 'A" true story'of the • ■T WRECK OF THE REPUBLIC. Showing 'on. the "ill-fated vessel CATTArN SEALBV. „ .TO-MORROW NIGHT. # « All Neiy--Pictures, Startling Subjects. Also the Latest Illustrated Songs by • MISS EVA BRADY, >New Zealand’s favorite balladist. Popular Prices- —£>d,--ls,’ Is 6d. - BRANDON H AUGHT ON, Manager. HURU.MUA TINIROTO MILITARY SPORTS CLUB. gECOND - AL To be held on " SATURDAY, JANUARY'B, 1910. £IOO Cash Programme, 4 Trophies, etc., to- tlm value of 30 guineas. Military, Horse, Athletic, Chopping, and side events. Programmes from Secretary. Telegraphic and Telephone address—“ Small, Tini.roto'.” NOMINATIONS and Entrance lor Nos. 3,4/ 8, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, arid 20 close with the Secretary, Tiniroto, on DECEMBER 23rd., G.„ J. S. SMALL, Secretary. ■i-T-*’'. -iJLi-j—r=--—= PUBLIC NOTICES. * v * •‘CHALLENGE. . r % - « - *• I - AtHOS. "CAHILL, hereby challenge ’ JJarold Davy sjfco run half a mile, throe weeks from tn-morrn\v, Saturday, January Ist, for £lO a-side. (Signecl) THOMAS CAHILL. - ' ~\T ' _ ,APOLOGY. TO TOWN AND WEST END RESIDENTS. THE BAND regrets that time (and ' the weather) did not permit them to visit Town and West End friends on ’Xmas morning, but the full Band (under Conductor Lawrence) contemplates visiting the above territory on NEW YEAR’S EVE. -•* GISBORNE) CITY BAND. X' /G. lt. BUSCKE, : Secretary. ®%PTJST SUNDAY-SCHOOL PICNIC. - - . N r EW YEAR’S DAY. JJp i?c> River (same place as last year). BOATS leave Kaiti Bridge at 9 a.m. aSliajp. Parents and members of congregation invited. All M,eals provided. Collection from victors for expenses. GISBORNE ‘ HIGH SCHOOL. THIS SCHOOL will , RE-OPEN in FEBRUARY, whgn New Pupils nan join.--.. A JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, to aunit paying Pupils under 13 years of ago vho can pass the 4th Standard, will be lommenced in FEBRUARY. BOARD tfor a limited number of Boys mtil the School House is ready can be irranged for. f£ For information, apply^to- — W. MORGAN, ©Secretary. TE KARAKA RACING CLLTfiT' NOTICE TO RACE-GOERS. rHE PUBLIC are notified that Railway- tickets will NOT admit to lie Course. Tickets for Admission mist be purchased at Gates. J. A. CAESAR, President. ... , ■ - TE KARAKA RACING CLUB NOTICE TO BOOKMAKERS. ,i ; 'V BOOKMAKERS will be Licensed to 3 Bet at the T'e Kiiraka Racing [ub’s Annual Meeting, on New Year’s ay. PEE: £7 per License (if 10 or more senses be issued); or, should there be ss than 10 licenses issued, the fee tall be £lO per license. All those Bookmakers desjrous of Betng at the Meeting must forward their AAJ-ES to “Secretary. To Karaka Racg Club, To Karaka.” not later than HURSDAY, DECEMBER 30tli, at OON. This conditien will be strictly, lforced. J. A. CAESAR, President. LOST AND FOUND. OUND—GoId Mounted Tusk Broocli inscribed with initials. Owner n have same on.identifying and payg cost of this ’ advertisement. —Apply Dimes” Office. OST, from Stout Street. WliatauJ poko-—Two Black and White ouiid Pups.—Finder please oenimuniiv. ..with W. G. - Sherrato, Whatauko, tel. 309. • ‘ . X':.. • "i -f AAA a A Splendid Prospecjk'UjJJU-! tive Value as a cut-.-ag Property. 4 Acres and House, mdy to town; terms arranged.—W. ssa-nt Clayton. . ; XMAS CARDS in choice Variety at Ellerbeck Studio. Call an:j‘insect ; Children make artistic y*/,urc® id welcome ’Xma* ,h