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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2715, 21 January 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction....BAKEß and TALBOT. POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT'. GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT, GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT, GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT, KING OF ATHLETES, THE [JNCONQUERED CHAM-I ON WRESTLER OF THE WORM), IN AN INSTRUCTIVE SERIES OF ATHLETIC DISPLAYS, Consisting of Wrestling Bouts, ?,’tysieal Culture, Training and Endnr.mre E: arrises, Postures Plastique, and. fill t’.i> numerous methods that lave made lIACKEN SCTTMIDT THE STRONGEST MAN iN ’HIE WORLD. Assisting Demonstrators are GUNNER MOIR and ALEX. BAIN, Supported by A HIGH-CLASS LONDON COMPANY Including King Morgan, 'Clifford Eskell, Mark Osborne, and other Celebrated Artists. Plans and Day Sales at Miller’s. PRICES—4s, 3s; and 2s. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. TiTOUND —At Tapuwai, on night of J ISth inst.. Sable and White Collie DOG, wearing collar for year 1905, Takitimu Kaunihera, No. 753.—1 f not claimed and expenses' paid within one week from this data, will be disposed of. J. BIDDLES. THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALI A, LIMITED. Established 1837. Incorporated 18S0. Pnid-np Capital £1,500,000 Reserve Funds (of which £750,000 invested in Consols ; £250,000 in Local Loans (Imperial Government Stock) ; balance ernploved in the business of the Bank) £1,270,000 Together £2,770,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 £5,770,000 A BRANCH of this BANK is NOW OPEN at WAIROA, Hawke’s Bay, in the Dominion of New Zealand. G. E. TOLHURST, Inspector. Wellington, 17th January, 1910. GISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL. This school win re-open in FEBRUARY, when New Pupils can join. A JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, to admit paying Pupils under 13 years of ago who can pass the 4tli Standard, Will be commenced in FEBRUARY 7 . BOARD for a limited number of Boys until the School House is ready can be arranged for For information, Rpply to ; — W. MORGAN, Secretary. (COACHING FOR EXAMINATIONS. SPECIAL PRIZE ANNOUNCEMENT. EXAM. 1910. Messrs hemingway and ROBERTSON have decided to lifer a PRIZE of TEN GUINEAS rO ANY ONE OF THEIR PUPILS, WHO, HAVING BEEN COACHED BY THEM FOR NOT LESS THAN 3IX MONTHS, SHALL TAKE THE ‘FIRST PLACE” IN THE EXAMINATION HELD BY THE NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS, AT THE END OF 19iu. They also offer a prize of FIVE GUINEAS to any one of their , pupils obtaining SECOND PLACE in the same Examination, and TWO GUINEAS to pupil obtaining THIRD PLACE. The reputation for thoroughness in knowledge and methods won by this firm has always been maintained. During the period of their existence they iave brought Accountancy Coaching to i science, the work being so planned, md the methods adopted being so complete, that the student who conscientiously follows their direction in an intelligent manner may regard himself is practically’safe for the Exam. Test. The examinations have undoubtedly increased in difficulty, and the number if students entering has alia-increased bo a marked extent; but the results which Messrs Hemingway and Robertson have achieved during the past twelve years have not only been remarkable, but consistently remarkable. Every year shows even better results than previously. Messrs Hemingway and Robertson arc well known in the Accountancy World, and have had a large experience in coaching. This, together with their long and varied practice as Public Accountants, in the largest City in the Dominion, enables them to bring a combination of practice and theory to bear upon the subjects dealt with, which cannot fail to be of the utmost value to students who place themselves under their guidance. Full particulars of the conditions of the prizes will be given upon application at their Offices, Endean’s Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. THERE 15 NOTHING LIKE LEATHER. STEWART HASTIE. Leather and Grindery Merchant, 174, Gladstone Road. Agent for Bruce’s Magic' Mange Cure. A. FREEMAN. PROFESSIONAL GARDENER. HERBERT ROAD. SPRAYING and Orchard Work a Speciality. Lr adfoare tier.