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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3637, 25 September 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PATH K PICTURES. Entire Change of Programme. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! (No Pictures Thursday Night.) The Great American. Sensation, v “THE THIRD DECREE." Showing tlie American Police- Methods for Extorting Confessions from Suspects“CHILDREN WHO LABOUR.” Edison Drama, .with Startling Features ‘MARRIED WITHOUT KNOWINC.’ Something New in Peal FarceComedy. “A Childless Home”—“The Lost Dog”—“Latest Pat-lie Gazette” — “Chinese Wedding”'—“The .Lesser' Evil”—“Hie Bain- Tramp.” FRIDAY NEXT, - “THE OCTOROON ”

j^OCIAL. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) September 26. Double Tickets 5s Od Single Tickets As Od Dress Circle Is Od Invitation-holders may obtain Tick cts from members of tho Committee Secretaries, or at the door. J. A. EATON and F. SNOWDEN, Hon. Secs.

MANCAPAPA SCHOOL CONCERT. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. TM7S loaves Post Office at 7.30 p.rn.

WOOTTON’S ROOMS. EUiCHRE PARTY, in aid of tlu> Widow and Family of the late Mr. Owen, 'WEDNESDAY. 2nd OCTOBER, At 8 ii.m.' Handsome Prizes. Admission 2s 6d. E. LEDGER. Hon. Sec. UNIQUE FESTIVAL ORIENTAL /CARNIVAL AND riental Carnival and Bazaar, azaar. IN THE GARRISON HALL, OCTOBER 2,3, 4 AND 5. Official. Opening hy His Lordship the Bishop or Waiapu. SPLENDID EASTERN SCENES. TABLEAUX MUSIC. BEAUTIFUL GOODS FROM EVER WHERE. GRAND CHILDRENS FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL —On— SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. AT 3 p.ra. EIGHT VALUABLE PRIZES.

Proceeds of CARNIVAL given to Church of England Building Fund. L. DAWSON THOMAS, Chairman of Organising Committee.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. jdeal Rummer resort. THE NEW Tatapouri ttotel. ATAPOURi HOTEL. Re-Built and Re-Furnished , On THE MOST MODERN LINESSUN BATHS. SEA BATHS. HEALTH FOR CHILDREN And RELAXATION for the PARENTS. BILLIARD TABLE. TENNIS COURT. GOOD TABLE. —M ODER ATK TER MS.— A. SNELL, Proprietor.

JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A. H. BURGESS, SEEDSMAN & FLORIST, HAS nleasure in announcing that he is commencing business in Webb’s Buildings, Lowe Street. The services of MISS BARNES, late of Christchurch, has been secured as Florist and Shop Manager. Miss Barnes lias the distinction of having won all the prizes in the professional florist classes at the Christchurch Ex“hibition (1906-7), which is a guarantee that all orders for Floral Work will be executed in an artistic manner. FRESH CUT FLOWERS. POT PLANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, ROSES, CHRYSANTHEUMS, CARNATIONS. All well-grown stuff of good quality and true to name. The SEED DEPARTMENT is stocked with clean, fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds. v inspection cordially s INVITED.