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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3135, 3 February 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COLLEGE GROUNDS, WAERENGA-A-HIKA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, FLOWER AND FRUIT SHOW. Rifle Shooting, Live Aunt Sally, Chain Walking, Guessing Competition (sheep), Metry-go-Roiind, Height and Weight, Swings, .Motor 'Car Rides, Rathe Pictures. Gates open at 10.‘JO a.m. Lunch from 12 to 2, Is. ■ Afternoon Tea* Gd. Tea from 5.30 p.m. to 0.30 p.m. Free. Drinks, etc., to. be ground. Produce. Sale of (Novelties including Refreshments, had SALE of Frui Fancv Goods spo.ial iinportatioif of 11. a.m., Lemon 1.30 p.m., Tilii .30 p.m, 2.15 p.m 1 p. 4.45 p In< FI Goods irig. the Ring Race. fedle Threading Gietna Race. .Jumping (Horses) SPORTS. 2 p.m., Throwing Cricket Ballf(ladies) 2 p.m.. Potato Race. fj 2.45 p.m.. Nail Driving (Miffs' 1 4.15 p.m.. Egg'and Spopu fltac 5 p.m., Ljriviiig Compctitr' j Flower and Fruit Showr mclnding /also home-made Cakes, etc ; schedule of which will be published. CONCERT AT 7 P.M. Buggies and llorses will be in charge of a caretaker, free: Cloak Room for wraps and parcels, 3(1. ADMISSION: Adults 2s_: Children under 14, half-price; Family Tickets 5s (admitting parents and children nuclei- 14), not sold at gates. Tickets can Ira procured at Messrs Adams. Morgan, and Dalrymple’s, Gisborne; at (Mantry Stores; and lrom of the Committee. . Special Train will leave GisforfTijmit 1 3C' p.m.. t:ain returning tolGisbome v. ill leave College Road C.?C p.m., return fare Is %Sr. All f aiim will stop at College Read Crossing BUSINESS NOTICES. HANDLING FROZEN MEAT. MEETING />f Producers will Joe held at Jr. G. Lvsnur’s lfjUL Redj#me ? s Stables, facing FATUIfefAY JieJ-th at F 2 S&nt J xflklor of of .'uhfijf tfy consider Fu :<*./. Frozen Pro)na Mb: SOI OIU lO V* litre ijb n oCHfRTti .. ifoKion, whtjpi motions will be i: punport <p tile N.Z. Com »©'s rccommend!nt;ons to the jpfuies in T.ondo^ Producers Care are members of), tMT"Fanners' or not. IV. Secretar\y^Yarmois’ l. nion. ST CATHERINE’S COLLEGIATE •SCHOOL. Masonic Hall. iTn/dcrs Road, Gisboriie. MISS EL.SI (Late pmsT * Bra EM IBERTS, M.Ai louse Duned/n.) TUEfDA¥£ iibniarvf hfli/lOn. Private Address: Child<*rs Road. Telephone 65. The Principal will be at home fern February Ist, and will also be dasonic Hall from 2 till 5 on Monday, February 6, to enrol Pupils A YOUTH knowledge 1 ARCH. CLARK A ED. :iou so iec< w ev > ils Lsborne TO BUSMEN. \ iooo. Ac^fe: Toi ' et For pa rticnlarsg a])nlW-| CLAKKEJbROS., Arnrnnl

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