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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 185, 21 August 1888, Page 3

TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT 1 ! TO-NIGHT! I I IMMENSE SUCCESS I ■y-cFABLANE '8 HALL. Lessees and Managers, Mr Bbouqh and Mr Bovoicaulx Acting Manager. Mr. L. J. Lohr Touring Manager Mb A. L. Cunabd TO-NIGHT (Tvesdax) AND THURSDAY. The Latest London and Melbourne Success 1 MR CHARLES ARNOLD, In his World-Famed Creation— HANS) (BOATMAN HANSf THE ’(BOATMAN HANS THE BOATMAN Has met with the most gratifying reception in Australia and New Zealand, and the Tour up to the present time may simply be described as a— Most Gigantic and Triumphant Success ! Eclipsing both Artistically and Financially any Theatrical venture that has visited the Colony for some years past. A SUCCESS EVERYWHERE This is no vain boast, for in every city in Australasia where Mb Charles Arnold has appeared the Theatres have nightly been filled to their utmost capacity, and— Hundreds and Hundreds Have been unable to obtain admission. In Melbourne and Adelaide, MR CHARLES ARNOLD Has secured the most Phenomenal Success achieved by any Artist visiting the Australian Colonies during the past and present seasons, and the Management, resting quite assured that his reputation has preceded him, feel confident that he will meet with the substantial recognition he deserves, and with which- Gisborne always greets Artists of established repute; and confidently announce to the residents of Gisborne and District that they will enjoy— SUCH >A TREAT, as is rarely the chance of any Management to offer them. Prices—Front Seats ss, Gallery 3s, Back Seats 2si Box plan (under the personal supervision of Mr Good.) Performance commences at 8. Doors open 7.15. IN BANKRUPTCY. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT GISBORNE. In the matter of “ The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and the several Amendments thereof, and in the matter of the Bankruptcy of JOHN CARSON, of Pipiwhakao, Colony of New Zealand, Horsebreaker, a Bankrupt, NOTICE is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, the sth day of September, 1888, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at McFarlane’s Hall, Gisborne, has been appointed by this Honorable Court as the day, time, and place for the hearing of the Bankrupt's application for his Discharge, and that the Bankrupt intends ou that day, or so soon after as Counsel can be heard, to apply for an Order of Discharge Dated this 20th day ot August, 1888. W. B. ROBINSON, Solicitor for Bankrupt. THEATRE ROYAL. EXHIBITION WALKING MATCH. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25. P “PENFOLD (Champion Walker of • New Zealand), prior to leaving Gisborne, will give a Two-houra’ Exhibition. During the evening several local Pedestrians (including Hooper) will take part. Doors open, 7.30; commence, 8. Admission, 2s. WANTED KNOWN—Just opened, 350 Men’s Tweed and Black Worsted Coats, from 10s l)d. Must be sold.—J, LosuhEf.