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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3575, 15 July 1912, Page 1

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ANTED Known—Superior Board . . and Residence, inot and cold -water bath, at Mrs. Davy’s Boardinghouse, No. 75 Wainui Road. Permanent boarders £1 a week. NURSE SMITH, 672 Upper Gladstone Road, has Vacancies for Gentlemen Boarders; also, Furnished Apartments for respectable married couple. Hot and cold bath, piano, etc.; all the comforts of a home. Terms moderate TO LET—Well-furnished Room, with use of sitting-room; also, unfurnished Room.—Apply “Times” Office.

PROFESSIONAL. MUSICAL TUITION. MR v E. N. SIDEBOTTOM, Teacher Voice Production and Pianoforte Addrea 111 Peel St.. Gisborne. MEETINGS. GISBORNE OPERATIC SOCIETY. A MEETING of Members will be held at Wootton’s Rooms, THIS (Monday) EVENING, the 15th, at 8 o’clock. BUSINESS: Testing of Applicants for Admission to Chorus. Secretary will be in attendance with necessary Application Forms. " W. SAMSON, Hon. Secretary. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

HYSiCAL AND gHEATHINC. Second Term of the above Children’s Class Commences SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 20, At 10 a.m., In - LYSNAR’S HALL. F. REDSTONE, Teacher. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. WOOL-CLASSING. IF sufficient pupils offer, a Class for Instruction in Yvool-elassinu will be commenced at the Technical School TO-NIGHT (Monday), the loth, at S o’clockAY. MORGAN, Secretary. ;EEP CISBORNE SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY, “MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.’ THE First Public Reading will be held in Whinrav’s Hall on FRIDAY, JULY 2Gt.h. ‘ Season Tickets (to admit two) can he obtained from any member of the Committee. GEO. E. D All TON, Hon. See.

EDUCATION BOARD ELECTIONNORTH. WARD. AT the request of several School Committees, I have consented to be nominated for the seat at present vacant on the Hawke’s Rav Education Board. In applying for your support and influence, I would point out that I have been closely identified with School matters for the past 30 years. Having been a member of the. Tokomaru School Committee since the School was opened some 20 years ago, I am able to fully appreciate the difficulties under winch School Committees (especially those in the hackblocks) have to work. I feel confident that if our Country Committees had a representative on the Board, a great deal of time would bo saved in getting our legitimate requirements attended to. If you do me the honor of electing me as your Representative, it will be my aim, by personal inspection, to keep in touch with Country Committees, and sec that they got their fair share of the funds available.—Yours obediently, To'komaru Bay. war. OATES.

POPULAR DENENC ROOMS. the savoy (Late POVERTY BAY TEA ROOMS) Lowe Street. THE above well-known and centrally situated Rooms, under new management, have been thoroughly renovated throughout, and LUNCHEON, AFTERNOON TEA, TEA. and SUPPERS Can be obtained from this date. Suppers Served Nightly up to 11 o’clock. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Open on Sundays for Afternoon Tea and Tea. , Mrs. WILCOX, Pronrietress.

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