A certain historical mouse is said to have been the means of rescuing a lion caught in a snare. Hitherto the aforesaid mouse has been the only one of his species whose career was deemed worthy of record. It will now however, have to divide its posthumous fame with two other mice, whose names will be handed down to posterity as having effectually dispersed a meeting of strong minded ladies — a feat no sane man or men would have dared to attempt. This notable incident occurred at a meeting of the “ Women’s Suffrage League,” held at the house of a lady at Southport. Just when some fair orator was exercising to the full her declamatory powers in aid of the sacred cause, a mouse was observed curiously contemplating the scene from a coign of vantage on a chiffonniere. The flow of eloquence wa? at anoe stopped, and silence fell on the entire meeting, one lady only venturing to observe that she had heard ‘‘that mice bit dreadfully," But when this mouse’s presence was supplemented by that of another, no more words were wanted; a rush was made for the door, and the meeting broke up in " the greatest excitement.”
FABEWELL BENEFIT TO MISS QIYLVESTER, ISS OYLVESTER, CHAMPION LADY SKATER OF THE WORLD. Owing to Mies Sylvester being detained in Gisborne, through the steamer passing, the management oi the City Rink have decided to give a benefit, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Rink open at 7.30 ; Miss Sylvester appearing in costume at 8.30. Prices of Admission—ls to all parts of Hall. Sand I ant Bros., CARRIAGE BUILDERS AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, ’OEG to intimate that they have started business in the Premises lately occupied by Mr W, Tiubrwt, and are prepared to do all classes of WHEELWRIGHT and CARRIAGE WORK. At the most Reasonable Rates. Painting. Dsnslring, and Trimming dona in a Workmanlike Maimer. All New Work GuAHAsrssn fop. 13 Months. SANDLANT BROS., Opposite J. A. Hardinc’s. WAIMATA ROAD BOARD, TENDERS are invited for Cutting Five. . Foot Bridle Track ; Tenders to close at Noqn on SATURDAY, 18th instant. Specifications, &0,, at office of the Board. H, McKAY, Clerk,
TENDERS. rTTENDERS wanted for the supply of from X 10,000 to 20,000 BRICKS, to be de, livered at the Taruheru Freusing Works, in lots as required, during the months of July, August, and September. Specifications to be seen at Pitt and Bennett’s. Tenders to close at noon, SATURDAY, 18 th May. G L. SUNDERLAND, COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. rpSNDERS will be received until 2 p.ffi,, J- FRIDAY, 16th inst., for Maintenance of the Waiapuvlnland Road to September gOth, 1889. Specification may be seen at the office. GEO. J. WINTER, County Engineer. Gisborne, May 10th, 889. TO SUFFERERS FROM EYE DISEASES —DR KURREEM BUX, the Benowncd Indian Oculist, has arrived at Qisbqrne, from England, and may be Consulted Daily on all Diseases and Complaints affecting the Eye. sight, using his Indian Medicine, at th? Settlers’ Hotel (private side entrance), Gladstone Road. Hours—lo a.m to 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m, l®“ No charge made until th? patient has been three days under treatment. UNION GYMNASIUM. A GENERAL MEETING in connection ZL with the above will be held on TUESDAY Evening, at 7 30, in the Holy Trinity Sunday School Room. Intending members will please forward their names to the un dersigned, and attend the meeting, when rules will be proposed and Officer? elected, F. LYSNAR [Secretaries H, WATSON j (pro tem.)
THE UNION LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY ’TXT’ILL meet in th? Church at England | VV School Room at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 16 th May, 1889, for the Enrslment of Members and the Election of Officers. . Lectum on t’OHEfiS” by the Rev. J, E, Fox, AU tny;t?d, Vi ®- UNDER WRIT OF BALE, NEW ZEALAND NATIVE LAND SETTLEMENT COMPANY, Limiibd, V. allan McDonald, MESSRS. Graham, Pitt and Bennett, Instructed by the Sheriff for the District of Poverty Bay, will, unless previously settled, sell by Public Auction at the hour of Noon on SATURDAY, the twenty fifth day of May, 1889, at their Auction Mart, situate in Gladstone Road, Gisborne-*? A XL THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND INaCX. TEBEBT (if any), whether Freehold, Leasehold, or Equitable, qf the above Allas MqDoxAnn in the Parcels of Land, parts of the Kaiti Block, situate in the District of Poverty Bay, including inter alia all such Estate and Intereat in Sections aig and aig?, gon. taining in the aggregate §92 acres and 2 rood?; more or less; and Section 314, Kaiti, containing 90 acres, Also, all his Estate #n d Interest (if any), freehold, leasehold, or equitable, in portion of Pouawa No. 1 Block, containing 3089 acres 3 roods and 12 perches, more or less, situate between the Hsmanattta Stream and the Pbuawa No, 2 Block. Arie, all the Equity (it any) of the ?a>d Allan McDonald, arising under conditions of sale and purchase upon terms of all those Properties, leasehold or freehold, known as Pouawa Nos. 4 and 5 Blocks, containing 142 acres and 50 acre? feepeotively, be the same more or less. This Sale is made at the suit of the Execution Creditor, whoec snlioitor'is Caom Albbii? DsLaiitouu, of Gladstone Road, Gisborne, trim whom further particular? may be obtained, gated at Gisborne thia Sod day of May, 1889. ' G. L. GREENWOOD, Bberitf.
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 298, 14 May 1889, Page 3
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