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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3597, 9 August 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OATHE IQICTURES. I.ATHE JL ICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PART CHANGE PROGRAMME. “ELINOR CUYLER” The Groat Edison Dra.magra.pli. “THE WINNING COAT.’’ Something Extra Fine by A.B. “PLAYMATES” “PLAYMATES” Most Popular Picture yet presented. “NEW PATHE GAZETTE.” All the Latest World Happenings. “DOGGIE A TAILING COES.” ‘ THE FOUNTAINS OF ROME.” Most Perfectly Colored Scenic Gem. ENTIRE CHANGE SATURDAY. PIANO PLAYING MADE EASY. lANO PLAYING MADE EASY. Miss J. Hamon, Waerenga-a-hika, ' says:— “Your system is wonderful in its simplicity, and does away with years of drudgery. Some months ago-I endeavored to learn by the old method, but could ma'ke 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 D.m SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. COOK COUNTY COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. MUSS A. L. REES, ALA., LL.B.. PRINCIPAL. A RRAXGEMENTS are being made jTjL to secure a .suitable site with large airy SchooLßuildings and extensive grounds, to be ready for occupation in FEBRUARY, 1913, and also to engage a thoroughly efficient otaff of Assistant Teachers. Meanwhile temporary premises will he secured in which the School wdl open on TI ESDAY. the 24th September, and he carried on till the end of the year. Prospectus. on application to MISS P„EES, 10 Childers Road, Upstairs. TO LEND. HAVE JT* I and other ■tW'TDU sums to LEND, on Good Security, at Current Rates DC LATOUR. BARKER, STOCK. AND MATTHEWS, Solicitors, Gisborne. FOP SALE. THREE Splendid BUILDING SECTIONS, situated corner Ru- ell St. and Richardson’s Avenue, M hataupoko, Without doubt- this property is the pick cf the locality. Terms easy. Apply— WF. CEDERWALL, Sheenfarmers’ Company. GLADSTONE ROAD. V ILL A RESIDENCE, 5 rooms, all conveniences, £925. BLOORE. AN UP-TO-DATE JJAIRDRESSINC gAI 00N, j “THE EXCELSIOR” Opposite H. Anderson’s Cycle Depet. j GEO. L’HUILLIER has pleasure j in announcing that “The Excel- i sior” 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 TE KARAKA SPORTS CLUB. A. MEETING of the above Club will be held in the R.angatira Hotel on THURSDAY, August 15th, at 8 p.m. ■F. S, MORGAN, Hon. .Secretary. THE GLASSES DEPEND UPON THE OPTICIAN. 'Flierefore the betterment of the sight depends upon his skill. Don’t let tail inexperienced mar; tamper with your eyes—conic here and ha assured of proper treatment. I am the only London qualified Optician in Gisborne, my diploma is that of the Spectacle Maker’s Company, London. CONSULTATIONS FREE ! Harold a. a rmstronc AROLD A, xjLRMSTRONC . M.P.S., N.Z. F.S.M.C., Lon. CHEMIST AND EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST, GISBORNE. TEA ROOMS. HAVING acquired those fine Cen-trally-situated Premises bo ■ long known as “The Sweeteries,” in Hallenstein’s Buildings, I have had them completely renovated throughout, and converted into the Cosiest and Bestappointed TEA ROOMS in town. Accommodation for 150 people. There’s excellence in what we have to serve, and daintiness in the way we serve it. INSPECTION INVITED. S. W OOTTO,, ‘ CATERER AND PASTRYCOOK, Hallenstein’g Buildings.