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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3382, 24 November 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PATHE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT ONLY, TO-NIGHT. THE SENSATIONAL A.B. PRODUCTION, “THE LAST DROP OF WATER.” “THE LAST DROP OF WATER.” A Companion Picture to “FightingBlood,” recently produced here. “THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1911.” “THE V.R.C. DERBY, 1911.” “THE GREAT EBOR HANDICAP, 1911.” ltun at York, England. “ACROSS THE PLAINS.” “The Billing Passion.” “Pathe Gazette’ “THE MAN UFACTUBE OF BOOTS.” COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MOBBOW. MATINEE AS USUAL SATURDAY. WILL YOU BE AT THE CONCERT TO-NICHT (FRIDAY) HALL, at 8 p.m. In Aid of St, Andrew’s Church Building Fund. ADMISSION —Is ; Reserved Seats, 2s ; Children', half-price. POVERTY BAY SCOTTISH SOCIETY GRAND CONCERT H IS In jyjAJESTY’S PHEATRE. (St. Andrew’s Night). SPLENDID PROGRAMME. MISS ADELAIDE BRUCE (one of 'Australia’s best), assisted by other Talented Performers. Full Programme Next Week. Tickets New On Sale-—-3s, 2-. s, and Is. Bookings for Reserved Seats begins at Miller’s on FRIDAY, Nov. 24th. THEOSOPHICAL LECTURE. MISS C. W. CHRISTIE W 7’ILL deliver her farewell Lecture entitled : “THE AFTER DEATH STATES” of An Average and a Developed Man. A Drunkard and a Sensualist. A Murderer and Suicide. The Frivolous and Shallow. The Little Child and the Aged. The Yiviseetionist. ’the Materialist and the Saint. H IS In j^AJESTY’S 'HEATRE. On SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o’clock. Collection to defray expenses. GISBORNE BOXINC ASSOCIATION. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Will be held in the GARRISON HALL. On EDNESDAY & rUHURSDAY November 29th and 30th. COMPETITIONS in the following lasses:—Bantam Weight, Feather eight, Light Weight, Welter Weight, addle Weight, Heavy Weight. Ist Prize, Championship Gold Medal, line £3 3s. Second Prize, Championip Gold Centre Medal, value £1 Is. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th. Great Professional Light-weight at.ch; puree, £4O (15 rounds) between [M ROBINSON (Feather Champion of ortli Island) and JACK GRIFFIN 'liampion Light-weight South Island). THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th. FINALS Amateur Championships. GREAT PROFESSIONAL Heavyeight Match (15 rounds), purse, £45, etween JIM GRIFFIN (ex-Micklle-eight champion of Australasia) and RED. WILLIAMS (runner-up for the uekland Heavy-weight Championship). Referee. Mr. I. J. Fake, of Palmeron North. ENTRIES in the Amateur Competions close with the Secretary at 8 .m., on MONDAY, November 27th, at ie office’ of the Association, in Pimp's Buildings, Lowe Street. PRICES.—IOs, ss, 3s, 2s. Box Plan at Mr. C- Morse’s, tobaomist, where’ tickets for all parts oi rlie all can be obtained. H. L. HUMPHREYS, Secretary. P.O Box 211. THEOSOPHICAL LECTURE. LECTURE, entitled “To Him that Hath: Shall be. Given’’ (Matt, v. 12), will il>e. delivered by 3* C. W. CHRISTIE THIS (FRI- ) NIGHT, at 8 o'clock in WootRoomu. Collection to defray exSPECIAL ADYEHTISESSEfv :‘:Z. STANDARD BLENDED TEA STANDARD QUALITY STANDARD VALUE. NO. 4.— CHOICEST INDIAN AND CEYLON NO. S.—VERY FINE CEYLON. NO. 7—CHOICEST INDIAN ORANGE PEKOE NO. B.—-CHOICEST CEYLON NO. 9.—VERY FINE CEYLON. Packed in Pound and Half-pound Packets and 21b, 61b, 1211), and 201 b Tins.