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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 824, 24 February 1903, Page 3

’BUS SERVICE. rjUME-TABLE, FEBRUARY, 1903, WHATAUPOKO LINE. Whataupoko. G.P.O. Dep. GLADSTONE ROAD 1 N’E. Cook Sweet. Dep. 7.40 a.m. ~ 8 40 a.m. „ 12.40 p.m. „ 1.40 p.m. „ 0.20 p.m. „ 0.20 p.m. G.P.O. 7 20 a.m. 8.20 a m. „ 12 noon „ 1 p.m. ~ 5 p.m. „ 6 pm. Saturdays. ~ 7.15 p.m. ~ 0.30 p.m. Fares 3d, card of 5 tickets Is, do. 12 ackets 2s. Tickets available both lines. The 8.20 a.m.., 1 p.m.;'and G p.m. from TP.O. to Cook Street will run via Grey street, Palmerston road, and Roebuck road, eturning same route. Special Busses to and from all Entertamnents at the Theatre, etc. 7.40 p m. 9.50 p.m. MASONIC STABLES. \V. F. SINCLAIR, Proprietor. Telephone gQ.

GRAND INTER PROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH. HAWKE’S BAY V. POVERTY BAY. To bo played on the Ormond Cricket Club’G Grounds, Ormond, on OJATURDAY NEXT, 28th INSTANT. Admission to Ground—ONE SHILLING. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave town at 1.30, returning after the match (0.30 p.m.) RETURN PARE (including Admission to Ground), 2s Od. Play commences at 10 a.m. sharp. W. A. J. GIBSON, Hon. Sec. 1'.8.C.A. GKBORNE-MORERE-WAIIIOA COACH. JR. REDSTONE cY SON beg to notify • that they havo purchased the above Line of Coaches. TIME-TABLE. Leave Gisborne on Tuesdays, at 7 a.m.; Morero, Wednesdays, at 0 a.m., for Wairoa. Leave Poyzer’s Hotel, Wairoa, Thursdays, ut 9.30 a.m.; Morero. Fridays, at 7 a.m. FARES. To Wairoa (single) £1 5s Return £2. To Morerc ~ 15s Return £1 ss. Passengers booked through to Waikaremoana. Special Coaches can be arranged for at any time. Booking Ollices: REDSTONE & SON’S Stables and Poyzer’s Hotel, Wairoa. Telephone. • No. 70.

COLLEGE GROUNDS, WAERENGA-A-HIKA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. TURAHGA CHURCH FETE. ATTRACTIONS. Phonograph, Ritia shooting, Aunt Sally, Weights and Measures, PingPong, Swings, The Silver Fountain, Looking Forward, etc., etc. Gates opan 10.150 a.m. Luncheon procurable on ground from 12 to 2, Price, One Shilling. Afternoon Tea and Refreshments. Sale of Work. GYMKHANA. 11 a.m. —Lemon Cutting. I.3o.—Tilting (Gentlemen) 2.30. —Tilting (Ladies) 3.ls.—Needle Threading 4.15. —Gretna Green Race (Prize for Best Carnival Dress, lady) 4.45. —Flag Race s.ls.—Bending Competition. SPORTS. 11.30.—Vaulting with Pole I.3o.—Sack Race (Boys) 2.30. —Throwing the Cricket Ball (Ladies) 3.3o.—Potato Race 4.0. —Nail-driving Competition 4.3o.—Needle Threading (Ladies) 5.0. —Girls’ Egg and Spoon Race TEA from 5.30 to 6,30 p.m. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, at 7.30 p.m., under the oapable management of Mrs W. Graham. Programme will appear in a future issue. ADMISSION: Adults, 2s; Children under 14, 6d ; family tickets, 5s (admitting parents and children under 14), not sold at gates, can be procured at Crawford and Son’s Book Arcade, Gisborne; country stores, and from members of Committee. Special Train will run to and from the Ground.

PATUTAHI ROAD BOARD. TENDERS s TENDERS will be received, up to Noon on MONDAY, March 2nd, for Clearing out Road and Outlet Drains, Papatu. Specifications can bo seen at Mr Gillman's Store. T. W. BILHAM, Clerk. WANTED. WANTED, to Purchase—WOOL and SKINS. Highest Cash Price given at MATAWHERO WOOL WORKS.

OKITU BACON FACTORY. THE OKITU BACON FACTOEY is prepared to Purchase BiCCON PIGS, BACON PIGS, Alive or Dead, in any number, at Full Market Bates. Particulars and dates for delivery can be arranged at the factory, or with R. THELWALL, Buyer, Telephone No. 216.

TATAPOUIII. CHEAP SEASIdFeXCURSIONS. A SEA TRIP WITHOUT THE DISCOMFORTS OE THE STEAMER, TWO DAYS’ TRIP (including Coach and Hotel expenses) for 12s 6d RETURN, By SINCLAIR'S COACHES, Leaving Gisborne every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, returning WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. BOOK AT MASONIC STABLES. BOOK AT MASONIC STABLES. .TELEPHONE SO.

EVERYONE should know that Redstone and Sons is the best Stable in town to put up at. First-class Paddocking. STOP at British Empire Stables ! Stands 6d, Feeds Is. Gigs and Hacks for hire. WANTED KNOWN-The "Experts" are the Sewing Machines of the day, and are giving general satisfaction. Cash prices, £4, £6, and £9. TOM was never known to be late for his work? If you wish to know the reason, why just enquire from W. S. Collins, watchmaker and jeweller, Gladstone road.