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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3818, 2 May 1913, Page 1

AMUfccm'n i«» WE CATCH OUR STARS BEFORE THEY FALL. THE OPERA HOUSE PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. Under the Direction of Mr. Helsby. A STERLING PROGRAMME. A Constellation of Scintillating Stars. ALL EXCLUSIVE. BROTHER AND SISTER Captivated the Hearts of an Immense Audience." AN ENTRANCING and DRAMATIC STORY. Luhin’s Great Railway Drama, “JUAN AND JUANITA.” “HERRING FISHERIES.” “A PALACE OF MYSTERY.” “WAR IN THE BALKANS.” “SPOT AS CUPID.” “CAUMONT GRAPHIC.” “SHEEPSKIN TROUSERS.” And I’m sure you would like to see liow “BETTY OLD DAD ” NO CHAM of HAVING a NAP at tlii Performance - MATRONS— ' Send y nr Children to onr SATURDAY MATINEES. And see how they enioy themselves. Prices as usual. Box Plan at Lucas’.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. (J® '© ■ BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. GISBORN E AL XI LI AR Y. AX SUNDAY NEXT, 3fa v 4th, Special Services ami Collections in Gisborne and throughout the Dominion 'will, be made. Please contribute liberally in aid of this world-wide and beneficent Society. W. R. PORTER, President. IN BANKRUPTCY. JN THE SUPREME COURT, lIOLDEN AT GISBORNE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that JOHN MIDDLETON, of Gisborne, Contractor, was this day adjudged Bankrupt ; and I hereby summon a Meeting of Creditors to be holden at my ofiice on MONDAY, the 12th day of MAY, 1913. at 2.30 o’clock. JOHN COLEMAN, Deputy Official Assignee.

PARTNERSHIP. I HAVE this day admitted into Partnership Mr. JOHN GREGORY, iuv late’ Manager; and the business will be carried on under the style of POOLE AND GREGORY. I would request that all Accounts owing b\- me be rendered AT ONCE. M. P. POOLE, Storekeeper, What a tutu. Ist May, 191 J. A SNIP IN GRASS SEED. W 5 HAVE JUST LANDED LINES OF BRIGHT, CLEAN QOCKS'FOOT, [RYEGRASS, AND OTHER Q.RASS gEEDS, WHICH WE CAN OFFER AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. Samples and Quotations sent on application. H S l iddell and C a ’Phone 679. P.O. Box 216.

►'OH SALE. FOR SALE, CHEAP. K FOUR HUNDRED GALLON D IRON TANKS. AppbGISBORNE BREWERY, SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTEO. wanted— TWO ENERGETIC LADS for Plumbing Department; J F. HALL and SONS. WANTED. TAT" ANTED —A competent WORKV V MAN: must liave thorough knowledge of stock ; good wages given to suitable man. Apply— E. H. FERGUSON, Glencoe. Telephone 806. WANTED. w \N'TEI) —A young GIRL as APPRENTICE for the Millinery Workr om. AppIy—'COMMON, SHELTON and CO., Ltd. Coast WANTED— Shepherd, for _ Station. —'Apply Bennett and Sherratt. WT ANTED—Cook-Genera 1, WoraanV* Cook, Girl to assist, Married Couple. Disengaged: Woman Cock and Housemaid, Station Cook. —Andrew and Richards, Lowe Street. WANTED— Good General Servant, or yon 11 or* Girl to assist.-—Apply Mrs. R. N. Jones, 101 Stout Street. ■WANTED—Young Lady, for Dental ' ’ rooms/ —Apply J. H. Lockett, Surgeon Dentist, Good’s Buildings. NTED—A young Girl for light housework ; one just left school preferred.—Apply Mrs. F. Bousfigld, Carnarvon Street. -ulpAArANTED—A Married Couple. ' ’ ply H. M. Porter.

[TED Bushmen. Apply ho Bennett and Sfaorrntt. LOST ANO IPOUMO. IAOUND —The Most Reasonable Shop at which to procure Baths, Basins, Sinks, and Gas Fittings.— F. H. Wilkinson, 68 Grey Street. SPECIAL WAiiTEOS. TOHN STONE and SMlTH.—Latest O Wide End Ties, Collars, Braces, Pyjamas, and/Fancy Half Hose. "WANTED, at once—Pair Steps. ’* about'7ft; must bo cheap.—Apply “Steps,” ‘Times” Office VOUR A HA LIFE READ BY YOOK HAND;—Madame do Sollaye, Palmist and Character Reader, has decided to .remain in Gisborne until after the visit of H.M.S. New Zealand, Address; No. 11, Wi\inui Road (Lawless’s Buildings). WANTED 1 Known—For Plumbing. Gasfitting, Drainage, and aLI branches of Sanitary Work, go to D - H. Wilkinson, 68 Grey Street.