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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 237, 15 October 1901, Page 3

rji heaxke royal.l TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT- OF THE ADA DELROY COMPANY, A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS! I ! ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. I j NEW SONGS ! NEW DANCES ! NEW SKETCHES! The Great Speetacular Dance— . I SHE : SHE ! SHE ! SHE ! i SHE! SHE! SHE! SHE! The Dance of Fire! THE WHITE MAHATMA! i ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT ! Seats Booked at Miller’s. Prices : as, 2s, and Is. rjT HEA TR E li 0Y A Sole Lessee and Manager...Mr Torn Pollard. Treasurer Mr W. O’Sullivan, o POLLARD OPERA COMPANY, s

FOIi SEASON OF FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing MONDAY NEXT, 21st OCTOBER, When will be produced Australia’s liecord Success—“FLORODORA,” To be followed by— M ABIT AN A » •‘THE CASINO GIRL" “LA POUPEE ” And ’ “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.” The whole produced under the sole direction of Mr Tom Pollard. Box Plan now open at Miller’s. PRlCES—Orchestral Stalls, -Is; Stalls, 2s lid ; Pit, Is. Early Door Tickets to Stalls and Pit Od extra.

SCOTTISH LIFE AND CHARACTER Auld Scotch Proverbs ! Auld Scotch Ministers ! Auld Scotch Elders at the Plate! Auld Farrant Scotch Men and Women ! r ECTURE on the above by the REV. U G. PATERSON, In the THEATRE ROYAL. On FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th. Illustrated by Vocal and Orchestral Scottish Music. Tickets ONE SHILLING. CADE MY OF MUSIC. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17. GRAND CONCERT OF CLASSICAL MUSIC. The door 6 will be closed during the performance of each item. Doors open at 7.H0; to commence at 8 o’clock sharp. Tickets iis Each. Plan at Chrisp and Son’s Music Warehouse.

NOTICE. ALL interested in the formation of a Choir and Bible Class for Presbyterian Church, Patutahi, are requested to meet the Committee, in Public Hall, Patutahi, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7 30. E. J. HARRISON, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. THE Position of STOREMAN, advertised by us, has NOW BEEN FILLED. DALGETY & CO., Limited. F 0 11 SALE. A SMALL TIP Apply— DRAY, CHEAP.— P. MAHER. ORMOND CRICKET CLUB. ASOCIAL will be held in the Ormond Hall, under the auspices of the above Club, on THURSDAY, 17th October. Dancing, S p.m. Mrs Fernandez will provide the music. Brakes will leave Masonic corner. Book early. J. CAESAR, Hon. Sec.

WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Limited, Will Sell by Public Auction, On SA TU It DAY, 20th OCTOBER At the THEATRE ROYAL, GISBORNE, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES : 1, On account of Ewen Cameron, Esq. : 200 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL FLATS, Subdivided into Sections of from 10 to 00 Acres. 2. On account of John W. Dobbie, Esq.: SECTION till, BLOCK 111, containing Hits acres. Well fenced and watered. New Dwelling, and all necessary Buildings. Fourteen miles fiom lown. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. 3. On account of Thomas Byrne, Esq.: ' HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT j RUANGAREHU (Tc Karaka), j Consisting of 193 Acres Fhlehold 30 Acres Leasehold. 4. On account of Mr W. Wilson: j SECTION No. 10S. RUTENE ROAD, j KAITI, 1 Acre. •5. On account of Mr W. Ranger : SEVERAL CONVENIENT SECTIONS, KAITI FORESHORE. 0. On account of Mr John Somervell: SECTION No. 141, GLADSTONE ROAD. 4-Acre. 7. On account oi Mi • P. Mooney: 12 At . :.••>. KAITI. S. On account o. ■> •». Harding. Esq.: SECTIONS 12 TO 13, 2 ACRES, BLOCK C, WHATAUPOKO. Splendid Building Sites. Each 4-acre. 9. On account of Mr -Jouathan Kennedy as Trustee : PART SECTION 13, HARRIS STREET, GISBORNE, containing 1 rood 17 perches, with Eight-roomed House, next Turanganui Hotel. Most convenient site. Handy to port and railway. Sale commences at 11.30 a.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A. F. KENNEDY, Auctioneer. THE America Cup is a thiDg of the past, but Rous’s Pbotos are joys for pteaeat and future^