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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2772, 30 March 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PATHE PICTURES TO NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GRAND NEW PROGRAMME. For One Night Only. Another Great Sensation, SEXTON BLAKE An all powerful and fascinating detective series, described by the Sydney papers as the greatest gem yet shown in the picture world. If you miss it, you’ll regret it. Also “The Two Sisters” —“The Doctor” —“Thames in Winter”—“Sugar Making”—and a host of cimic gems, including HOW THE COOK GOT MARRIED. NOTE. —This grand series can only be shown TO-NIGHT. No Performance To-morrow or Friday. POVERTY BAY CRICKET ASSOCIA TiON. A SMOKE SOCIAL To mark the Closing of the Season will be held'“in WOOTTON’S TEA ROOMS (Hallenstein’s Buildings), at 8 o’clock TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING. Presentation of Mr. D. J. Barry's Cup to Wanderers Club. Good musical programme. 'j ip-KETS— 2s 6d. J. H. WAGE. Hon. Secrcta.-y. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. P.B. SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB. C COMPETITORS are reminded that / Nominations close with the Secretary on SATURDAY. April 2nd, at the British Empire Hotel. R. THELWALL, Secretary. FOR SALE. I7IULL-SIZE BILLIARD TABLE, in good order (makers, Wnght Ranish). For further particulars, apply — MURRAY AND CROMl'ioe, Lowe Street. LOST AND FOUND. IF the person who picked up Horse Cover, lost between Hospital iron bridge and Garrison Hall (via Ormond Road), will return same to the undermentioned, he will be suitably rewarded.—Geo. Smith, Registry Office. LOST —A Good Situation through not having sufficient brains to put my name with Smith’s Registry. FOUND —At Turehau Station, a Black and Tan Sheep Dog, white collar and forelegs, about 1 year old. — Owner apnly at station. FOUND. —A First-Class Certificated Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor —H. G. McClymont, next Grundy and Shennan’s. FOUND —A Good Situation through having the common-sense to place my name in early with Smith’s Registry Office. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. "COMFORTABLE Board and Lodging for two young men, private family. -Apply at “Times” Office. TTHILDREN. —There are few subjects that make better Pictures nd more pleasing Photos than chilren. In this we are without dispute he best, ELLERBECK STUDIO. J7IOR Immediate Sale, at Bushmere, l road and river frontage, 2S Acres ery Rich Land, Residence, outhouses. -J. Bedcover and Co., Peel Street. (Tl OR IMMEDIATE SALE—Freehold C Brick Shop and Residence, 7 ooms, Gladstone Road.—J. Peckover nd Co., Peel Street. POR SALE—By J. Peckover and Co, estate agents, Peel Street, vane, of Properties on easy terms; mortages negotiated; fire insurants eficted. ' UIRESH FISH.—Our trawler, fresh t 1 from her annual overhaul on tne lip, is hard at work again, and is daily ringing in shoals of shimmering Fresh ’ish from the briny. Fish is the apiroved hot weather diet. See our willows W, I icffir, the Fish King. Tel. 15. GOOD WORK is wliat you want. Do you know where you will get t. Then walk up to our Studio, and pe will satisfy you. ELLERBECK’S s the place. 'OTHER DEAR! Did -ou hear that New Zealand Smoked Haddock lot dear!—At Douglas Bros, only, ind Cafe. EW ZEALAND Smoked Haddock, fresh daily from our own smoke so .—At Douglas Bros.’ only, Strand ZEALAND Smoked Haddock > is just cooked to a turn; lovely > r breakfast. —At Douglas Bros, only, trand Cafe. iTEW ZEALAND Smoked Haddock N to supply 1000 householders daily ; weet as a lolly.—At Douglas Bros, nly, Strand Cafe. rjARKER. Grey Street, is the one L to go to for Portraits in Oils and Hack and White; he never disappoints is patrons. Portraits painted from Id photographs. PARKER again to the. fore in Picture Framing. There is scarcely home in Gisborne where you will not nd evidence of his handicraft. Call at lie studio and see for yourself. riT FOR SALE—2-oths. • vTT •A.A • Aero (corner) and new -Roomed Dwelling. Just outside iorough Boundary, Whataupoko. Exceptionally easy terms. —Apply T. G. tawless. Agent. . . 1 /"A T - —WANTED, a Partner • \.X o .fi-.J e ' With about £SO, ace man with fruit and vegetable ind preferred; splendid prospect for art man—Apply, ,T. G. Lawless,