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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3684, 20 November 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE OPERA HOUSE Qeneral Manager.... Charles Maurice. “CO WHERE THE CROWDS CO!” EVERY EVENING, at 8 O’CLOCK.» MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY fO-NICHT! TO-NICHTi A drama extraordinary, with incidents sensations A DEAD MAJi^HILD. A DEAD mmPS CHILD. A DE,|p«AN’S CHILD. * A pjfflTD MAN’S CHILD. and see the brilliant detecthrilling advjfentures in this sensational figl\t forfi fortune. A liairraisingaaihvay irffadent! A.. 8. tfempany’s §Exc|usivc Dramatl Alastejyece, KENTUCKY FEUD. KENTUCKY FEU |A 4 ?|c E rpru C!< Y u Tlutfi ij&nhflufti. pictf battle Koi/l ifehvi? Jletweef tvf» fiblt i: ill- s IICIILIISN BLOOD! Jlrilliant /SICILIAN BLOOD SICILIAN BLOOD by the SICILIAN BLOOD Cines Cm Finely acted SICILIAN BLfraD and most SICILIAN jßk O 0 D powerful SICI LIAJ^PBLOOD drama. BLOOD w cr ram-

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QiSnOIINE WATERSIDE WORK/ERS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF f WORKERS. A SPECIAL ■ i *' in the Quay, on TI 7.30 p.m.^/ NG .will be belch Shed, Head!/ Nov. 21st, MX BU,«NI*S: v To decide whethe/ the# Union join the United I/lborJParty or not. General Business H. LEGG, Sec. POVERTY RAY LABORER! UKION. pg «l JCIALJSEETINQ; vail if" held if inOTmpnwy’s Hivft jHjfeJfflVpNL|G fFwhesday), plgv'W'2ss gii §/p.m. »AtK>if dlMOfficers. SRu'smess: No\ Every me mix A I H. jsb attend. ANDERSON, Secretary. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. POVERTY BA AND PASTOR! ATOMTNATMNS. •'*- ’ the of Committee v?ill Noon on SATURD AGRICULTURAL DISSOCIATION. Candidates fd I REE Memb/r.s ived on/ull th instl DODD,! Secretary.

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