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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 616, 4 June 1891, Page 3

LODGE MONTROSE, No. 722 S.C. A SPECIAL EMERGENCY MEETING of Lodge Montrose, No. 722 H.C., will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, at 8, in the Masonic Hall, Childers street. Business : To receive Bro. McCullough, P.G.M. Depute, holding P.G.L, and Installation of G.L. Officers. Visiting Brethern cordially invited. A. C. HUGO, P.M , Secretary,

EAST COAST HUSSARS. AJEMBEIiS of the East Coast Hussar s are requested to attend the Funerej of late Trooper Hepbta Kuabk, at Karaka, TO DAY (THURSDAY), at 2 p.m. Stable Uniform : Oarbine cross belts. Conveyance leaves Masonic Hotel at 9 a.m

Madame n a t e y i ADAME I ATEY! ENGL NO’S GREATEST CONTRALTO, Will make her first bow to a Gisborne audience at THE CITY RINK, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE srn, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE sth. ON FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE sth. PROGRAMME. Pam 1, 1. Trio, 1 This Magic Wove Scarf’. .Barnett Miss Rossow, Mr C. B, Jones, and Mr J. G. Patev, 2. Song, * Onee Again’Sullivan Ma C. R. Jones. 3. Aria, ‘Qii La Voce’....Bellini Miss Bertha Rossow. 4. Song, ‘ Madamina’Mozait Mr J. G. Patey. 5, Pianoforte Solo, • Rhapsodic Hongroise IL’ .Liszt Miss Emilia Wood 6. Recit, and Aria, 1 Che Faro..Gluck MADAME PATEY. 7, Song—‘ Call Me Back ’...Denza Miss Bsbtha Rossow. PART 11. 1. Duet, ‘ Crndel Perehe ’...Mozart Miss Rossow and Mr. J. G. Pate?. 2. Song, 1 She Wore a Wreath of Roses ’ • • • • Knight MADAME PATEY. 3, Pianoforte Solo, ‘ Polonaise ’Kowalski Miss Emilia Wosd 4. Song, ‘lt was a Dream'..,..Cowan Miss Bertha Rossow 5. Song, ‘Off to Philadelphia’ Haynes Ma J. G. Patey 6. Song, ‘ Margarita ’Lohr Ma C. R. Jones 7. Song, ‘Lando’ the Leal’..Scotch MADAME PATEY 8. Duet, ‘ The Moon ITa‘h liaised’...Benedict Mr C. R. Jones and Mr J. G. Patey, Accompanist. .Mb Hermann Mobbis. THE BOX PLAN Now opened at Mb Good's. PRICES OF ADMISSION—Reserved Seats, 5s ; Gallery 3a; Back Seats 2s. Doors open at 7 o'clock; concert at 7.30 sharp.

NOW READY. KIRKPATRICK’S SPECIAL QUALITY “K” BRAND NEW SEASON'S FRESH FRUIT JAMS. “ All the many persons who have tested the *K ’ JAMS are loud in their praiso, and we must unreservedly congratulate Messrs Kirk Patrick and Co. upon turning out a genuine fruit Jam fit to grace the tables and please the palates of the most luxurious and fas tidious.”— Hawke's Bay Herald, July Uth. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Manufacturers, Nelson,

M. E. PORTER AND CO. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. Z~\WING to inelement weather their Representative has been unable to complete his canvass of the Distriot; consequently he will remain until about the 11th inst. Orders addreesed to Mb Sfaboo, Argylle Hotel, will receive attention. Gisborne, May 4, 1891. HALL AND ORMOND, COACHBUILDERS & WHEELWRIGHTS, J2£AVING taken over the wollknown Coaoii and Wheelwhigm Business, recently carried on by Brown and Smaill, are prepared to execute FIRST-CLASS WORK at Reasonable Prices, and hope to merit the Patronage so liberally bestowed upon their predecessors. «&* PAINTING A SPECIALITY, HALL AND ORMOND. FOUND— A Cart Whip; apply Stan--Babb Office.