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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 448, 19 June 1902, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL. GRAND CORONATION CONCERT. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! In Aid of W.C.T.U. Coffee Rooms. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. National Anthem, in Maori Maori Studentß. 2. Overture, “ Norma ” Bellini Ladies’ Quartette. 3. Song, “Angus Macdonald” Roeckel Miss Faubert. 4. Song, “ Love’s Nocturne ” KelLe MrF. J. Teat. 5. Song, “ A Prayer for the King ” Miss Large. [Gounod 6. Song, "The Bandit” Harper Mr East. 7. Quartette, “In the Woods”..Mendelssohn Mrs Chatterton, Mi 63 Golding Mr Watene, Rev. F. W. Chatterton. Part 11. 8. Overture, “Bolero” Warwick Moore Ladies’ Quartette. 9. Song, “Asleep in the Deep” Jude Mr F. J. Teat. 10. Duet, “ Tell Us, Oh, Tell Us ”... .Glover Misses Heaney and Golding. 11. Song, “ Kate.v’s Letter ”. ..Lady Dufferin' Miss Large. 12. Song, “An Evening Song"..Blumenthal ■ Mr Barlow. 13. Song, “ Good-bye " Tosti Miss Telford. 14. Maori Hymn, “Kawari” Maori Students.

Accompanists: Messrs E. N. Sidebottom and J. H. Gittos. Spencer Piano, kindly supplied by the London and Berlin Piano Company. Plan of Reserved Seats at Chrisp and Son’s till 1 p.m., after which it may bo seen at the Herald Office.

DALGETY AND COMPANY. Limited, Will hold their USUAL MONTHLY SALE OP STOCK, At the MAKARAKA SALEYABDS, TO-DAY (THURSDAY), JUNE 19th, 1902, When they will offer At 1 p.m., 1500 Including Wethers, Butchers' Ewes. £\f\ HEAD OP CATTLE, Comprising Springing Heifers and Grown Steers. 12 p 1 G 8 (Weaners). EXPRESS (Without Reserve). Further entries solicited. GEORGE E. ELIOTT, ' Auctioneer.

£ITAR OF £I_ISBORNE No. 61, A.C. y^ODGE, rHE Quarterly Summoned Meeting of the abova Lodge will be held in the jodge-rooin, Childers road, at 7 30 o’clock, n THUBSOAY EVENING, 19th inst. Business : Election of Offioers, Payment of Dues, Arranging for Coronation Celebrations, Social Evening. By Order of the N.G. JOHN KOBB, Secretary.

FOOTBALL. POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION. VICTORIA DOMAIN, SATURDAY NEST, JUNE 21st, 1902 3 Senior Cup: KAITI-CITY v. HUIA. Junior Cup: KAITI-CITY v. WEST END. Kiok-off 3 p.m. sharp. Admission, 6d; Ladies, Free. WM. S. MoCREDIE, Hon. See.

EAST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. "VTO. 3 DIVISION will Parade at I\J Newstead on FRIDAY, June 20th, at 2.30 p m. J. H. COLEBOURNE, Captain.

WEST END FOOTBALL CLUB. A SPECIAL General Meeting of the above Club will be held at the Te Rau College, on FRIDAY EVENING, 20th inst., at 7.30 sharp, when all members are requested to attend. J. NUTTING, Hon. See. GISBORNE GAS COMPANY. AST JJjISCOUNT FRIDAY, JUNE 20th. AY, WANTED. WANTED A HEAD SHEPHERD. Applications will be received until JUNE 22nd. GEOFFREY MACLEAN, Manager, Te Hau-o-te-Atua, Whatatutu. TO LET. THE fine Suite of APARTMENTS, late Poverty Bay Club Booms.. Fitted with gas and water, and suitable either for offices or dwelling. Central position. Close to wharf and post office. APPIy ALBION CLUB HOTEL. NOTICE. AT this Season of the year, or any other Season, the Masonio Stableß are now the Best to put up at. Ladies’ Waiting Boom, with every convenience. Special terms to constant customers. CLIPPING. Horses Clipped by an Expert. Any style. Moderate charges.—At Masonio Stables. W. E. SINCLAIR. Telephone 80. EMPIRE SKATING RINK. OPEN EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENING. EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

jy^ONSTER £GTY JQNTERTAINMENT CORONATION EVE, June 25th, 1902. Tickets 2s and Is. Obtainable from members of the Band or Messrs E. Chrisp and Son. Seats can be Reserved at Messrs £. Chrisp and Son’s. A. P. AGHEW, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, TOLAGO BAY, IS NOW OPENING Large Shipments of KAIAPOI GOODS. THE BEST IN THE MARKET! Including MEN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ MACKINTOSHES RUGS AND BLANKETS. BOOTS! BOOTS! THE VERY LATEST in LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S BOOTS, Call early and secure some of the Great Bargains that are offering. A. P. ~AGNEW, | TOLAGO BAY.-

I- OVEBS of the Beautiful are invited to J inspeot BOBB’S Photographio Studio, Gladstone Boad, Some very pretty views on exhibition.