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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 921, 20 June 1903, Page 3

CONTINUED hUCCF.SS OF Bayß«bth’s msn 00. TMSaTi TC-H.BHT! ANOTHER GREAT PRODUCTION— T. W. Robertson's Greatest of Coraedy Dramas (in three Act ): 11 CASTE.” in which MR E. B. HaYGARTH will appear in hus in mituble performance cl '• fcecies,” Supported by the Company. 'MONDAY, .JULY 22nd, BY SIM-JCI A L UKQG'KS'i’ One more I’enonnanci! oi CHAKLKY'S AUNT, 01IAHI.JOY'S AUNT, j For Ihe La:-.!, Tune, | Doors open at (.30 Commence at 8 p in. PRICES Sis, 2s, and 1; The Orchestra will ho under lbs leadership of Mr J. H. Dittos. The Box Plan now open at the London Piano and Music House. CHAS C. W..UD, Au vur.ee Kepi esenia l ive.

WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Limited, Will bold a Hate at the LOWS STREET HORSE BAZAAR, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), the tiOt.'i inst. Present Entries: 20 iiOiISES. I neludinr; 10 BROKEN AND UNBROKEN 11A LF-DRA U( 11 ITS. Also, — HACKS AND HARNESS HOUSES SALE AT 3 P..M. (i. H. U'YLLIE, Auctioneer.

SR HAWKE'S is AY LAND BOARD. VTOX'ICE is her-by. givi.n that a Meeting -L’t of the iia..,.e’s Bay Lund uOuiU will be held at the L.-.nus and Survey office, Gisborne, uu ijai'UßiJuX, La Jui.,, I'JUiJ, at J 1 o’c*ock a.m. erio a. gold-smith, Commissioner oi Crown Bauds. Lands and .survey ullL 17th J u..e, luUS. NOT! (J E AGLNirRAL .uisr. j.Li G of the Catholics in tue -.uuntiy Districts .vi, 1 uu lulu anil flU.’iU-il, at lUukuuri, alter tun 11 u’c.ucit MuoS. T. L an. POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION. On Victoria Domain, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). Oemor ilxtuie : i± uIA v ' Junior: HUIA V. \VabT LND. Kick-off 3 p.m. sharp. AamisSiOn, Od; Lati.us, free. L, F. WILLIAMS, lion. Sec.

GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME, GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME, In aid ol' ii HE 0. 0 8 P i T A L , u U N D A Y A E T EUNDON At hull-past two o’clock, BY .THE GISBORNE "CITY BAND. BY .THE LUSBOKNE CITY BAND. A collccUou .will lie taken up. WHAT b THAT Vv'HibTßA '! OH 1 ii'’si THOMAS. 3’ MUST stop him; i want a sack ot JL Totatoes, a truss u luut sweet day or his, Soma gieai iunrutoes fur lnokies, and my week's Vegetuoius. rde makes up orders at tire garden on tne Shortest notice, but you must not c.iii on buuuay. NOTI 0 E . 'OROFESSOII J. urAriiSiNcl WTiiG has JL ivlimUhiliD TurxOllOii,' acut may ue cousulted at his Amours, Oi«h I hliUsiuT nuit KeileyY Art btudio.

FOB, bAL E. I ti'SO dFLjj, Gnaup—Four-roamed AuGaE, JL wiln aetu.am.it Ituom ; all nanny new ; quarter-aura, gunucii, uea Bait nets; WbiUaupoiiu. *<ppiy — jilYIEb n OiliOii. F 1 K EWOOD. ! £fi ENDEKS required for fit) or lilt) X cords FiKEWOUD Mamina, Furiri, ivowliai, or Titoki —delivered, at Brewery or Railway fetation. .Tenders elose 23rd J UNE next. Apply—- '• BREWERY. T id i\ D E K E , / g i ENDEIiS will lie received by the X Board, up to. Boon on itibbDAY, 7til July, IUU3, tor ttie Erection of an OBI) MEN S IIO.UE and Alterations to present Buildings. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. • Specifications may be seen on application. to —

K. D. 15. ROBINSON, Secretary, Cook Hospital anti Charitable Aid Board, Lowe Street, Gisborne. THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. (Under the Patronage of me Centennial Committee), GISBORNE AUXILIARY. TTISSAYS are invited upon the following JLlj subjects, to bn sent in to the undersigned on or before MONDAY, July 12: 1. A short account cf the British and Foreign Bible Society: It: Histoiy and Objects.” Limit, 750 words. Prizes, LI 11s lid and IDs lid. Open to all children in actual attendance at any school. Entry fiee. 2. ‘’An account of the various factors which have entered into the production of current English versions of the Bible.” Limit, 1000 words. Prizes, £2 2s and £1 Is. Entry, 2s (id. Open to all persons. 3. “An examination as to the effect of the study of the Bible upon the moral character of any nation " : or, “ ihe linal place of the Bible in literature.” Dituit. 1250 words. Prizes, £2 2s aid £1 Is. Entry, 2s fid. Open to all persons. Short directions for candidates or teachers upon application. A Mass Meeting will be convened in July at a place and time to he announced, when the winners will he declared and a Poll wilt be taken by Ballot on the question—

“ SHOULD THE BIBLE BE READ IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NEW ZEALAND.” J. PECKOVEE, Secretary. GISBORNE GAS COMPANY. ][/ ST DISCOUNT jy l SATURDAY, 20th JUNE. LEIEN PER CENT. iieduc- £ tion iu Horse-hoeing at J. H. Ormond’s only. Take it to Ormond's.