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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1047, 14 November 1903, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL. PROGRAMME OF A GRAND CONCERT To be given in the above, NEXT T IIURSDA Y, Overture .. “ Morning, Noon, and Night" .. Orchestra. Song .. "Alice, Where Art Thou” (with violin obligato)..Mr W. J. Barlow. Sextette (instrumental) .. Messrs Foster, Barton A. and C. Adair, Massey and Sidebottom Song “ Alas, Those Chimes " (with orchestral accompaniment).. Mrs Dr. Buckeridge. Pianoforte Duet.. " Tarantella” (Raff).. Mis6es Davies and Larsen. Becitation Mr A. F. Kennedy Song “ The Shade of the Palm,” Mr F. Teat Descriptive Allegro British Patrol” .. Orchestra. INTERVAL. Selection.. "Wedding Polonaise ”.. Orohestra Song..“ Timmy, the Soldier ”..Mr Mitchell Song!. ln Sweet September” Mrs A. F. Kennedy. Trio..” The Merry Miller” (from "Rob Roy ”) .. Mrs amt Dr. Buckeridge and Mr 1 T. Dalrymplo. Trio (instrumental) .. " Salut D'Amour”.. Messrs Massey, Foster, faidebjuum. Souc " Beauty’s Eyes ” .. Captain Whiteley Ma.ch Orchestra Reserved Seats. 2s Od. Bjx Plan open at Miller’s NEXT MONDAY, at 10 o’clock a.m. Tickets to be obtained from members of the above Societies, Ch-i p and iJon’s, London and Berlin I'iauo Heus ■, and at Miller’s.

KAITL HOAD BOAIiD. IT is hevoby notffied that Darwin Toad is CLOSED for traffic, from G a.m. TODAY (Saturday), ldthi nst, pendiDg Repairs to Bridge near Cox’d IIY. McKAY, Clerk. Gisborne, Nov. 18tb, 1903. POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PRIZE MONEY may be obtained on application at the Office of the Society. 11. M. PORTER, Secretary. FARMERS’ UNION-GISBORNE BtiANCH. A GENERAL MEETING o£ this Branch wid be held at the Club Ro ms, at 2 p.m., TO-MORROW (Saturday), to meet Mr McCurdy, General Organist r. All invited to attend. R. M. BIRRELL, I-lon. Sec.

MOTU TiMBTSH COMPANY, LTD. A PUBLIC MEETING- will be held at the following places, when Mr A. HICKOIID will give an address on the above : Motu Soho -Ihoase, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. Bakar a Sehoolkou-e, Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. Gisborne j Dunnevirke I The datos for these Palmerston North f meetings later on. Eketabuna J

DALGE7Y & COMPANY. Limited, Have r. ceived inotruetions from MR DONALD McKENZIE, To Sell by Publ.c Auction, at their Wool Stores, Read's Quay, on FRIDAY, 27 th NOVEMBER, 1903, At 11 a.m.— TTIS FARM OF GOO ACnES At RAKaUROj. (Motu District), Partially Improved. WITHOUT RESERVE.

TO INVESTORS. A RARE CHANCE. rp OR SALE, in Aberdeen Road.About 7 ACRES OF LAND and THREE HOUSES. Terms can be arranged. Full particulars can be obtained from— J. PATTERSON, Or,Te Hapara ; W. GAUDIN, Times Office.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. FOR LEASE OR SALE. SEVEN-BOOMED HOUSE, quarter-acre Section, with good stable, Aberdeen toad, near Roebuck road oorner.-Apply in first instance to '1 imeh Oilioe. LAND. FOR SALE. F OR SALE —A Fine Qua;ter-acro Builds ing Site, near Kceouek road.—Apply, “TIMES” OFFICE. EVBIiY ONE invited to inspeot the la and 6d Tables at “ The Beehive" Fauoy Depot. VVtindoriul variety.

BUSTONES' for tho Noads !—Now {hat XX/ tbo winter is over, everyone will be looking for a First-class Torn-out. Whom else better can you get it than from Bedstone and Sous. '1 hey have added to their already large plant of Coaches. Brakes, Buggies, Gigs, Unndaus, and Saddle Horses, and everytuing is turned out in first-olass style. /'EY docs Watson shoo tbo most TV Valuable Horses in toe Bay? Beoause natlm-g but First-class Work la turned out from his establisument.

lUKCE A 8 -iPLKJSDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SECTION OF FIRST-CLASS LAND. T- 8. LAWLESS Has been instructed to offer FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, that well-known property on Wainui Road, ICaiti, known as “ROSE NEATH,” part of Montrose Block, consisting of 26 Acres, divided into

53 BUILDING SITES, Quarter-acres, Half-acres, and Acres This property is a mile and a quarter from the Post Office, on the Main Road, and is offered lor Sale on EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. Plan at 'Office. T, B. LAWLESS.

WANTED. WANTED, to Purchase—WOOL and SKINS. Highest Cash Price given at MATAWHEBO WOOL WORKS. rOR Latest Novelties and best value in Shirts, Hats, and Ties for Summer wear try Robertson’s.