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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3577, 17 July 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PATHE ATHE PICTURES. ICTURES. ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAMME. “WOMEN OF THE WEST.” Showing how the Wives of Pioneers in Americiai Defended their Homes when necessary “THE HANDICAP.” “THE HANDICAP.” A First-class Sporting Drama. “A STRING OF PEARLS.” Showing their Only Value is Satisfying Vanity. “THE CURE OF JOHN DOUCLAS.” A Unique Plan for Overcoming Whisky. “Bewildered Bakers” —“Foolshead Jealous”—“Baby Animal's”—“Pathe Gazette.” “THE DIABOLICAL BOX.” “WONDERFUL EQUILIBRISTS.” HOCKEY EUCHRE TOURNAMENTipiNAL OF THE SERIES. (In Aid of Ladies’ Representative Team). At WOOTTON’S TEA ROOMS, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. Presentation of Shield to High School. Presentation of Cup to Civil Servants. Handsome Prizes. Tickets' 2s each. W. LEWIS, Hon. See.

Excursion to vstreck. .XCURSION TO VV RECK. THE S.S. GOSFOHD will leave the Wharf at 2,3, and 4 p.m- on THURSDAY AFTERNOON (Weather Permitting), OX EXCURSION ROUND THE STAR OF .fAANADA. FAR OF V.. AN AD A. RETURN FARE—Is. CLARE and CLARE. Agents.

PIANO PLAYING MADE EASY. lANO PLAYING MADE EASY. M iss J. Hamon, Waerenga-a-hika, says:— ‘•Your system is wonderful in its simplicity, and does away with yeans of drudgery. Some months ago I endeavored to learn by the old method, but could make no headway. Now, however, after a course of your system, I am pleased to say that I can play most intricate music. lam sure your system deserves all the credit it receives.” Full Tuition £2 2s, and returned if you cannot play in six weeks. THE NATIONAL COLLECE OF MUSIC, McKEE’S BUILDINGS (Upstairs). Gladstone Road. Hours, 10 a.m. to 8 n.m.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. EDUCATION BOARD ELECTIONNORTH WARD. AT th© request of several School Committees, I have consented to be nominated for t'ho seat at present vacant on the Hawke’s Bay 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 sine© the School was opened some 20 years ago, I am able to fully appreciate the difficulties under which School Committees (especially those in the backblocks) have to’work. I feel confident that if our Country Committees had a representative on the Board, a great deal of time would be Slaved 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 see that they get their fair share of the funds' available.—Yours obediently, WM. OATES. To'lcomaru Bay. ,

TO ASSIST . ANNUAL BALANCE WORK, J SHALL esteem it a favor if Clients will be good enough to ETTLE I HEIR BEFORE 31st JULY. D. J. BARRY, Gisborne Brewery and Aerated Waters Factory-

AN UP-TO-DATE JJAIRDRESSiNC gALOON, “THE EXCELSIOR” Opposite 11. Anderson’s Cycle Depot. GEO. L’HUILLIER has pleasure in announcing that “The Excelsior” is still in full swing, and that he is daily adding to his large circle of highly-satisfied customers. He has not found it necessary to raise prices. —HAIR CUTS STILL 6d

TOLOGA BAY ACENCY. FOR THE GISBORNE TIMEB. * RR ANGEMENTS have b&en made whereby single copies of the Gisborne Times may be obtained, or order for the paper booked, at Mr Ooleferoek’s tltore, Tologa Bay.