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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3560, 27 June 1912, Page 6

PIANO’ IS NOT LIKE IT USED TO BE. Some Leys are stiff or a little too loose—they rattle—or the tone? not quite the same. “OUR ANNUAL TUNING SYSTEM” is a Safety. System. Ask us why? . “OUR REPAIRING DEPARTMENT,” specially altered and enlarged, has a new and up-to-date plant to arrive shortly. Better facilities means better work and our three''capable experts will guarantee you satisfaction. ESTIMATES FREE. PEEL ST. AND GLADSTONE RD.

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SALVATION ARMY • CITADEL. GLADSTONE ROAD. OFFICERS IN CHARGE: Adjutant Marshall and Captain Hawkins. ■\7OU are cordially invited to any JL of the following Meetings: Sunday, 7 a.m.. lvnee-drill ; 11 a.m., Holiness Meeting; 3 p.m., Praise and Testimony Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting; also, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Nights; Young People's Meetings- Sunday, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A Seat, a Book, and a Welcome to all. The above gatherings will be held for the Glory of God and the salvation and sanctification of Men, Women and Children. A good Brass Band will dispense harmony. Congregational Singing a special featore of each service. Mariages solemnised. Private Weddings conducted. God Bless You.

P.B. AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION. FIRST CARNIVAL, To be Held at TE KARAKA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1912. 1. Maiden Handkap Chop (15in. ■underhand log 9. jfnyirst prize £2 10s, second 10s. all men that have not won a stake. To start at 12.30- Nomijlation 3s. 2. Double Jpawing Handicap (18in. log). £2 and two gold medals, prcffiental by Mr. H. J. Peacocke. Nomination 4s, acceptance Is. 3. Maiden Jump (forJSorses),. over two «m. IQjdT, and brush. Nomination Fiwjfc prize £3, second £l. close on ground half-an-hour hcWre event. 4. Single-hurtled Handicap Sawing (18in. prize £3, second £l. NoMjmatioiff 3s, acceptance Is. 5. TdJfvarakajfOpen Handicap Chop First prize £7 anpPgold medal! second £2, third £1: Nomination 7sf6d, acceptances 2s 6d.i 6. Open Jump (for Horses). Firsts prize £4 and Jf>eciiy|rHjL Is, presente# by Mr. C. Neg nan# second, £1 lOsEr third 10s. Nrjminjpuoif' 7s 6d. 0 7. Poverty fea# GfEopping Championship (15iij| sfanjfing log). Fijpt prize £4 andfcoMjmcdal, second JKI. Nomination - JB 8. Business Men’s Underhand (§nop (12in. log). First and second wizes trophies- Post entries ss. W 9. Underhand Chop (18in. Jfloig). . First prize £4, second £l. Nctnination 4s, acceptance Is-. * § SPECIAL PRIZE.—Mr. \g. M. Lewis gives a, gold medal forliest allround man scoring most poinfs: 3 for Ist, 2 for 2nd, and 1 for 3rd. CONDITIONS: All events are chopped under the N.Z. Axemen’s Association. Handicapper : Mr- M. Roe, Ormond. Judge of Jumping: Mr D. J. Barry. Judge, Timekeeper, and Starter to he appointed. NOMINATIONS close with the Secretary and Mr. O. Neenan at the Ormond Hotel on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26th, at 8 p.m., to be accompanied with nomination fees. «*, HANDICAPS, Saturday June 29. Judge’s decision to he final. ADMISSION TO GROUND, Is.

Year's ago a, young New Zealander fixed rubber heels to Ms boots. His idea patented would have netted him a huge fortune. He let it pass! There may be others with ideas just as good. They should not let the opportunity pass, but should at once consult a.' reputable firm of patent agents like Messrs. Baldwin and Hayward, Auckland, , Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, who would give them honest advice and’make