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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3998, 3 August 1915, Page 1

AMUSEHENTS' JJIS MAJESTY’S Direction E. J. CARROLL “HE'ITER THAN ■RUNTY V’ LAST NIGHT OF SEASON TO-NIGHT, AT 8. MR. & MRS. GRAHAM MOFFAT And' their Company of ii playe n tlie CL SC PC EN. By GRAIgAM MOFFAT. Direct from the Ilnymai J ket and Corni.wly Theatres, London, and Palace Theatre, Sydney. PRICES 6s (Reserved), 4s, 2s. The Box Plan is at \V. Miller’s, Wl icro Day Sale Tickets a,re obtainable. HOLY TRINITY YOUNG MEN’S CLUB. /it led A LECTUIfE iXStishfe 'TFaJj^W.PfO tin i*aeM' lity IvO.V (ft. All jvn i d W . at; . rr' a/o| cofrcMMf^/nivitcd u Adi Free ittcffc HUESTON, HK Sec. and Trias. aCICIAL ADVERT' cEMCJurfi 0 OVERSEAS CLUB. DECLARATION DAY, AUGUST 4th. 1915. invited to Ti Public are .e Trafalgar Rotunda nt sent at t p.m. sharp when His AV the Mayor will pi b the Empire turn East to the People Coast. f To \ A On the ice of t icrod can THE KING’S GOA d this inainteuils of liberty ami nrm and CS ARE HIS Roll up thousands st-vongihen UgFhands of the Jii sible Ministwh of onr Glorious and gladden the hearts of our in the tiring line. SPECIAL NOTE: Tiny Yyf. An deacon Pa elite, Hon. to the Gisborne Brandi of the Overseas Club, will hold an Intercession Service at Holv Trinity Church at 7.3 D p.m. on AVedncsdav to which all arc invited. VINCENT PYKE, J V ic e-P r es iden t. i rc UK'S

EUROPEAN WAR. ANNIVERSARY DAY. WEDNESDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1915. TN compliance with tho wishes of the Imperial Authorities that all parts of. the British Empire, should join in demonstrating its union and determin.ation in regard to the present War, NOTICE is hereby given that a PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Trafalgar Rotunda, Read’s at 3 pun., when the following luuofn will hi proposed:— m on 113 anni riglv e Bn its i Pn|inuo <ms end strjigglo in the maintenance of thnSeJdeahs of liberty and justice wMmi are tho common and sacred cause of tho Allies.” ft Gis<lc tortile vietoriIt is dlosired- that a representative gathering, worthy of tho occasion. should'be present; and, in order to enable tho public to attend, I hereby declare a Half-holiday on Wednesday, the 4th August, from 1 o’clock, in lion of the usual Thursday afternoon. The Overseas Club arc co-operating, arid. have arranged a suitable programme for the occasion. W. G. SH ERR ATT, Mayor. JJOLY rjYRINITY QHU.RCH. WEDNESI/vt, AUGUST 4th. ttt.vtt. Jr AmON DAY declaration DA 7.30 ia.in.— Eucharist. 7.30 p.m.-#ermce of Intercession * -JfTjkl Memorial. . , All CitizeWof. tho Empire are mj ited to taflcc theft). part in a WorW rido service of jfaljorinl Prayer. f lIORA(TE#AOKE, ALA., \ Vicar. Offerings are asked to bo devoted to . Aleniorial to th/so, our Brothers, vho have shall fall m «oenco of right and justices POVEjMTY BAY BOY SOOUTSj fmmimsioi a%vo will fai|d*# at/ QK&tdkr Rooms esdM/JiA,| W | M-Mf* • arp.il BMmnifoAhi fand 1 ifepaws, to .tendS Declaration! Celebrations. WM. ffOOMATH, Chief Scoutmaster, STOUT STREET SECTION, 160 FT. FRONTAGE, £275. CASH—£7S—CASH BLO O R E AGENT.