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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2763, 18 March 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. to-nightT^to-nighti By Pupils of the Kaiti School. Tuneful Songs! Pretty Dances !!! Happy Choruses!! Ali Baba. Miss Muffett. Goody Two Shoes. Bluebeard. Aladdin. Hobinson Crusoe. Sinbad the Sailor. The Old Woman who lived in a Shoe. Dorothy Draggjletail Marjory Daw Friday and Cinderella ADMISSION—2s and Is: Reserved Seats 2s 6d. Box plan at Miller’s. Doors open 7.15 p.m. Overture 7.55 p.m. Commences with a short miscellaneous programme. POVERTY BAY ROWING CLUB. milE ANNUAL EASTER 1 SOCIAL. Of V ’ Povertv Bay Rowing Club will bo held in the Garrison Hall on EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. Tickets—Double ss, Single Gent 3s, Ektru Lady 2s. A. KIRK and G. SCEATS, Joint Secs. PUBLIC NOTICES. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. A MEETING of Sheopfarmors and _ others interested in the formation of Classes for Instruction in Wool febnt ing and Classing, will be held in the Farmers’ Union Club Rooms, Masonic Buildings, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), the 19th inst., at 2.30 p.m His Worship the Mayor will preside. .W. MORGAN, Secretary. NOTICE. JURORS summoned to appear at the Supreme Court, Gisborne, on the 21st Inst., are hereby notified that their attendance will NOT he required. W. A. BARTON, Registrar Supreme Court. ST. PATRICK’S ART UNIuN. THE following are. the winning numbers in St. Patrick’s Art Union: Ist prize, 2574, J. Sadler; 2nd_ 933, May Shine; 3rd, 4947, Mrs. Henderson; 4th, 4974, Clayton ; sth, 4790. Kahano : Gth, 300, Mrs. V right; 7th, 2723, W. E. Broughton; Bth. 4102, D. Gordon; 9th. 3410, Mrs. Dinan; 10th, 4414, Mrs E. Morrow; 11th. 3390, G. G. Brown: 12th, 4324, Nellie McLaughlin; 13t.h, 4821, M. F. Turney ; 14th, 4165, J. Sisterson (Reay station); loth, 571. F. Cook: 16th, 5044. M. A. Brown; 17th, 3760 Miss Howard; 18th, 128, Mhc N. Duff; 19th. 3968, John Yita; 20th 301, J. Gartshoro; 21st. 3523, J. Dvan : 22nd, 2920. 'Mclntosh; 23rd. oil, Ed. Williams: 24th, 3713 Miss O’Connor; 25th, 2082, D. O’Dwyer. THANKS. WE desire to return our sincere ‘ Thanks to all who recorded their Votes in our favor at V ednesdav’s Poll. AGNES SCOTT. JOHAN C. --ERE. THANKS. "5“ BEG to tender my sincere thanks to those ladies and .gentlemen who, unsolicited, recorded their Yotes in my favor at Wednesday's Election. F. HARRIS. THANKS. I DESIRE to thank sincerely all the people who so kindiv voted for me at the Election for the Hospital Board. Yours truly, R. JOHNSTON. TO THE ELECTORS OF COOK COUNTY. Ladies and gentlemen I beg to return Thanks to those who have placed me in a position of trust by electing me as a Member of the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and hope to merit your confidence. Yours faithfullv. CHARLES GRAY. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS OF COOK COUNTY. Ladies and gentlemen,— Pleas© accept my sincere than kg for your kindness in electing me as one of your Representatives on the Hospital Board. Yours faithfully, W. H. TUCKER. THANKo. I DESIRE to sincerely thank all those who so kindly voted for me at the Hospital Board Election. Yours faithfully, T. HOLDEN. FOR SALE. AULL-SIZE BILLIARD TABLE, in good order (makers, Wright mish). For further particulars, apply — MURRAY AND CROMP x w-n , Low© Street. business buyers. FORTUNE SMILES UPON YOU. WE have just what you have been trying to fihd for a long time. Over two hundred. Businesses of every possible description, Horn prices ranging from £IOO to £IO.OOO ar© enumerated on our monthly free publication; copies sent post free to all applicants. TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK:. Write at once — K.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Box 332. Christchurch.