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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 293, 2 May 1889, Page 3

rpHE OPENING OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL BUILDING Will take place THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, 2nd MAY. TEA, 6.80 CONCERT, 8 p.m. PROGRAMME: Instrumental—Overture to Tancrede," Misses Williams Soso—" A Free Lanoe,” Mr Oollins Song—Miss Langford Duet—Misses Rees and Stalls Plantation Song—’ 1 Dinah’s Wedding" Song— ll Golden Love," Mrs Matthews Song—Mr Nock Song—” The Broken Pitcher," Mrs Martin Duet Song—“ The Distant Shore,” Mr Airey Song—Miss Adair Bong—" The Snow that husbeth all," Miss Hyett Instrumental—” Chop Sticks,” Mr Airey and Mr H, Lysnar Song—Mr Gardiner Song—” Grandpapa’s Wooing," Miss Parnell Song—Mr East Plantation Song—” Good Night ” ” God Save tbe Queen." Admittance — Adults 9s; Children halfprice. BOROUGH COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. GISBORNE POUND, ■VFOTIOE is hereby given that Mr THOMAS FARAM has been appointed Poundkeeper in place of Mr Henry Cannon, appointment to date from Ist MAY, 1889, on which date the Pound near Cobdsn divert will be abolished, and the naw Public Pound on Sections Nog. S 3 and fid, Carnarvon street, opened, J. BOURSE, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. Gisborne, April 30, 1888, WANTED— About 25 acres of Land, in or about Makauri, Apply to Mas Roe, Waerenga-*-hika. Found — a biding spur — owner pleats give description at Stakoasu Offiee, andlpay fot advcftleeaeati,;