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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2738, 17 February 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. |JJ-|S MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THURSDAY & FRIDAY, Fob. 17, 18. GARTER The great Presenting the Most Marvellous and Stupendous MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT Unparalleled in this or any other time. ASTO UNDING ! BEWILDERING! INCOMPREHENSIBLE! miss corTnne carter The Psychic Marvel of the Century. SHE DIVINES YOUR THOUGHTS. —A Spirit Seance from Simla.— —The Crystal Casket of the Fairies. — —The Chinese Conception of Creation — LAST NIGHT’S AUDIENCE ASTOUNDED. THEATRE RACKED TO DOORS. ALL GISBORNE TALKING OF CARTER’S MARVELLOUS ACHIEVEMENTS. PRICES—4s, 3s, 2s. Box plans and day sales at Miller’s Corner. JjpS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. “ SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. 19th. MISS ROSEMARY REES Will present for the first time in Gisborne, SIR ARTHUR PINERO’S Original Famous Farce Comedy, In Three Acts, DANDY DICK SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. 19th. Positively One Night Only With a. special cast of Characters, including Miss D. Pollen, Miss Phyllis Lusk, Messrs Max Jackson. Fergus Cumming, Percy Adair, Harry Barker, W. Hoff. J. B. Kells, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kennedy, and Miss Rosemary Rees. Produced under the direction of Mr. A. F. Kennedy. PRICES—Dress Circle, 4s; Front Stalls 3s. Stalls 2s, Pit Is. Plan opens at. Miller’s corner this morning at 10. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. THE Annual Genera] Meeting of the Poverty Bay Hunt Club will be held at the Masonic Hotel, on SATURDAY, February 19th at 11 a.m. W. SHEER ATT, Master. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND Gentleman’s Umbrella. —Owner can have same at this office by paying cost of this notice. FOUND —A First-Class Certificated Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor —H. G. McClymont, next Grundy and Sbennan’s. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. ’/CHILDREN.—There are few subV.P jocts that make better Pictures and more pleasing Photos than children. In this we are without dispute the best, ELLERBECK STUDIO. ¥7l OR SALE—Fruit for Jam-Making. P Pears and Apples at Id per lb. Dick them yourselves.—T. S. Brown, Kaiti, Telephone 245. First class laundry. The most careful and reliable. Ladies and Gentlemen please send a Post Card. Will call and Deliver. —A. Lowe, 15S, Gladstone Road. FRESH FISH. — Our trawler, fresh from her annual overhaul on tne slip, is hard at work again, and is daily bringing in shoals of shimmering Fresh Fish from the briny. Fish is the approved hot weather diet. Sep our windows. W.. Xiyior, the Fish King. Tel. 515. GOOD WORK is what you want. Do you know where you will get it. Then walk up to our Studio, and we will satisfy you. ELLERBECK’S is the place. PICTURES and Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts, Glass, at bedrock prices, at Kellev and Parker’s. PORTRAITS can be had in Oils, I Crayon, Indian Ink, or Water Colors, and finished in the most artistic style. Orders received through post or personal application at Kelley and Parker’s REMEMBER that you cannot procure a more striking likeness that will delight your friends than at the ELLERBECK STUDIO. r.G.L. LME Old Shop, Grey Street, for y Royal Academy reproductions. Oil id Water Colors, by English and New ‘aland artists. —Kelley and Parker. pi /"'I T FOR SALE, a Rargain, good paying estaurant Business (including eonctioner’s shop) in centre of Gladone Road. Must be sold as owner is ling away.—Apply at once to T. G. lwless. Aeent. Kaiti. FOR SALE—2-oths. Acre (corner) and new u-Roomed Dwelling. Just outside Borough Boundary, Whataupoko. Exceptionally easy terms. —Apply T. Or. Lawless, Agent. Tn T For 40 or £SO deposit # . JIJ • I will find vou a Section and build a House suitable to your requirements. Balance can be paid by weekly instalments amounting to no more than rent. —Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. WLISSANT CLAYTON offers for Sale newly built 5-roomed House and Conveniences. Good dry Section, very handy. Price £460. Easy terms rhi« treM* rvrlv LISSANT CLAYTON offers for Sale a splendid Boarding House Business. Accommodation for 22 Boarders. Easy SPLENDID Corner. One Acre with new 6-room-and Conveniences. . The property on the market, rrauged.—W. Lissant Oiaytou.