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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 143, 28 June 1901, Page 3

EXTRAORDINARY-A Special Shipment direct from London: Choice Electro-plated Ware, Biscuit Barrels, Butter Knives, Brush Sets, Photo Frames, Burses, Handbags, etc. Splendid value. See window.—C. BOSIE & CO.

PATUTAHI PUBLIC HALL. JULY 3 B d, 1901. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AND SOCIAL EVENING. In Aid of the Proposed Presbyterian Church in Patutahi. 1. Overture, Instrumental Duet, “ Dance Hungarian ” (Henselt); ’Cello, Mr Parker; piano, Mr Ernest Chrisp. 2. Song, “ Once” (Harvey) Mr F. Teat. 3. Song, “La Sorenata” (Braga); with ’Cello obligato, Mr Parker Miss Stewart. -1. Vocal Duet, “ EUln Call” The Misses Gardner. 5. Song, “Dream Angel” (Tosti) Mr Heaney. (1. Recitation Master Percy Adair, 7. Song (selected) Miss Green] Interval of Ten Minutes, with Refreshments. 8. Instrumental Duet, “ Serenade ” (Mas' cheroni), Miss Lewis (mandolin)’ Miss Hyett (violin). 9. Song, “ Cradled in the Arms of the Poor " Miss Gardner. 10. Recitation .' Miss Ferguson. 11. Song, “Come Into the Garden, Maud” Mr Taylor. 12. Song, “Bid Me to Love” (Barnard) Miss Heaney. 13. ’Cello Solo, “Intermezzo” (Mascagni) Mr Parker. 11. Calisthenic Display “Four Little Girls from School.” 15. Song, “ The Link Divine ” (Piccilomini) Miss Hilda Cox. 10. Song, “Anchored ” (WatsoA Mr Wakelin. “ God Save the Kikc. !■” Accompanist: Mr Ernest Chrisp. Refreshments provided by Ladies’ Committee. Catering in the hands of Mrs Stevens. Prices of admission; 2s; children, halfprioe. Doors open at 7.30; commence 8 p.m. Brakes will leave the Masonic corner-at 0.30 p.ml sharp. W. J. MOSSMAN, Chairman. I MATAWHERO POUND. M P O UN D E At Matawhero — D One Brown Filly, no visible brand. One Black Gelding, three white legs, blaze, branded like GG near shoulder. One Bay Gelding, three white legs, blaze, branded like W on shoulder. One Bay Gelding, small star, whits mark on back, no visible brand. One Bay Filly, blaze, no visible brand. Will be sold on the 9th JULY, if not claimed. E. QUINN, Poundkeeper. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS indebted to Mb S. A. Noble Cambell, who have not arranged for payment, are requested to pay amounts due to the undersigned IMMEDIATELY. REES BROTHERS. Gisborne, June 28th, 1901. KRUGER Wears Henxessv’s Defex dables, and that keeps “De Wet from defeat."— Pirated from Hastings Bulletin.