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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 1, 2 January 1901, Page 3

HKATBE ROYAL. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING. “ Back thro’ the jaws of Death, Back from the gates of Hell.” FIRST APPEARANCE OF The Dashing “Argus” War Correspondent, “BANJO” PATERSON, “BANJO” PATERSON, Author of “ The Man from Snowy River,” WHO SAW ALL THE GREAT EVENTS OF THE WAR, Including THE RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY, SURRENDER OF ORONJE, CAPTURE OF JOHANNESBURG, ENTRY INTO PRETORIA, And whose splendid Illustrated Entertainments Have delighted Crowded and fashionable Audiences In the Australian capitals. “BANJO’S” letters in the “Argus” were universally pronounced to be the best letters from the front, and his viyid description of the Lantern View’s and Living Pictures From his own Snapshots and Sketches FORM A MOST INTERESTING FEATURE OF HIS ENTERTAINMENTS. Admission—3s, 2s, Is. Plan of reserved seats at Miller's. Commence at 8. R. S. SMYTHE. RESERVED FOR NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY’S ADVERTISEMENT. J. JEUNE, SHIP CHANDLER AND SAIL MAKER. Gladstone Road (Albion Buildings). HAS to hand a large shipment of canvas of all widths; also, flags In great variety Australian Ensigns British Ensigns Union Ensigns American and Other EnsiaNS. TENTS, TARPAULINS, and TORSE COVERS always in stock. YACHT WORK A SPECIALITY. Telephone No. 85] Telephone Sj] WALTER J. SYKES, /GISBORNE DENTAL SURGERY, IJ • , , Next E. D. Smith’s, Chemist. Opposite Harold Kano's, Chemist. Telephone No, 16. Pnias Medallist for Artificial Teeth. Teeth Extracted from 10 to i2 Noon ONE SHILLING. Complete Sets of Teeth from £7 to £2O. WALTER J. KES. Gladstones Road. SIDNEY S. SPRINGALL, Authorised Surveyor, IS” Office: Peel Street (Next to Mr W. Morgan). .Intending selectors can obtain all information concerning land In the district Pm 5E of all charge. . MONEY TO LEND. 'TTE have Various Sums of Moiley to tV Lend at LOWEST CURRENT OF INTEREST. REES BROS., Solicitors, Lowe Street. ilepbone No. 31. DISTRICT ORDER. SIXTH CONTINGENT. PPLICATIONS for Enrolment in the L' Sixth Contingent for and to fill ranks other Contingents now serving in South rica will be received .at the Drillshea, sborae, from 10 a.m. to 4 -pun.

■CONDITIONS OS’ SERVICEX. Standard age 20 to 35; Height Sit 7in to 6ft; Minimum Chest Measurement 35in; Maximum weight 12$ stone. 2. Tests— Horsemanship, Shooting, Medical, and to be Unmarried. 3. Horses will be purchased by Agricultural Department, but if offered by applicants will be accepted at valuation if passed by Government Veterinary Surgeons. Standard not to exceed 16 hands. 4. Conditions of Service —During the currency of the War, or not more than one year. 5. Rate of Pay—6s per diem for Privates, corresponding for other .ranks. 6. Applications from Officers not required, as only one will go to hand draft over to Officer Commanding in South Africa. 7. The number of applications ileed not be limited, as a second draft may be re■quiied to follow the first. 8. -Betm-ned Troopers wishing to itejoin are privileged to state in their applications in -which Contingent now serving in South Africa they wish to enrol, or whether to go as members of £>ixtn 'Contingent. Major McCredie and Captain V inter 'will superintend Enrolments and finallv select men for drafting to headquarters, Wellington. . T. W. PORTER, Lt.-Colonei Commanding District. Headquarters, 'Wellington, December 37th, 1900.