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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1058, 27 November 1903, Page 3

rjIHEATEE ROYAL Under the direction of Mr Geo. Abbott. Business Manager, Mr J. F. MaoMahon. THE THEATRICAL—EVENT OF THE YEAR Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, NOV- 28THE WOODS-WILLIAMSON COMPANY Headed by Australia’s Greatest Actor, ALFRED WOODS, And the Ce'ebrated English Actress, MAUD WILLIAMSON. Together with the 30 members of thair incomparable dramatic ORGANISATION. SATURDAY NEXT, NOV. 28th, Maud Williamson’s celebrated dramatisation of Hall Caine’s masterpiece, “The Deemster,’ entitled— THE GATEB OF BONDAGE. MONDAY, NOV. 30th, Maud Williamson’s fascinating adaptati on of Hall Ce me’s THE CHRIS TIAN. TUESDAY, DEC. Ist, Henry Pettitt’s World-famed Drury Lane Nautical Drama. HANDS ACROSS THE SEA. NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. Gorgeous Costumes and Elaborate Staging. Prices: 4s, 2s 6d, Is. Box plan at Miller’s To afford oountry patrons an opportunity of witnessing “ The Gates of Bondage,” the train will be delayed until 11 p.m., Saturday E. BRANIGAN, Representative. DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CONCEKT. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! THEATRE ROYAL, at 8 p.m. School Children, assisted by Messrs Hill, Hunter, and Zaohariah. Accompanist, Mr Gittos.

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Limited, Under instructions from MB A. PAULSON, Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Lowe Street, on SATUBDAY, sth DECEMBER, At 12 Noon— Subdivisions i to h of section 10, te karaka. E. F. Harris’s Estate: SECTIONS 26 (la Or I6p) and, 27 (la 2r 21p), Harris's Bend, Haronga Load. G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer^

SATURDAY, DECEMBER sth, 1903, At 12 o’clock Noon, In WILLIAMS AND KETTLE’S MART Lowe Street. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION Of GENTLEMEN’S WELL-APPOINTED RESIDENCE And SIX ACRES OF SUBURBAN LAND In LOTS AND ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., In conjunction with the INTERCOLONIAL LAND AGENCY, Have been favored with instructions from MR C. A. DeLaUTOUR To Sell by Auction, aa above — HIS WELL-KNOWN RESIDENCE, Bituated in Aberdeen Rood, and Extensive Grounds, which have been sub-divided into Sections of from \ to an acre in extent. The RESIDENCE itself, which will be sold with nearly an acre of ground, with frontage to Aberdeen Road and the river, contains 16 rooms - Drawing-room 18Ct by 18ft, Diningroom 24ft by 18ft, Hall 9lt by 36ft, Sittingroom and 9 Bedrooms, 2 Bath-rooms (hot and cold water laid on), large Kitohen and every modern convenience; a never-failing water supply from a spring adds to the comfort of the place, while the grounds being laid out in lawns and ornamental trees make the property an ideal residence. The ' bus runs up to the house. Some of the sections front Aberdeen Road, and others run down to the river. The situation cannot be surpassed, either for present residential purposes or prospective value, as the town is spreading in this direction, and the proximity to the Freezing Works ensures a permanency of value not to be attained in any other part of Gisborne. TERMS: 10 per oent. Deposit. 10 per oent. in 3 months. Balance in five years at 5 per oent. Plans and Cards to view from THE INTERCOLONIAL LAND AGENCY, and WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. HORSE SALE. AT MASONIO STABLES. SATURDAY NEXT, 28th INSTANT,, At 11 o'clock. 15 Present Entries —• UNBROKEN LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, mostly 4-year-old. Farther Entries Invited. COMMON, SHELTONy & CO d J. B. KELLS, Auctioneer.

E.OR SAL R, FEET OF FIRST-CLASS OUUI/ TIMBEB, heart of white pine and rimu, sawn from big trees, for sale; delivery to be given on Wairoa road, near Mr A. B. Carmichael’s house. A splendid opportunity to those about to build. T. CARROLL, Matawhero. TTJJRSN.QANUI LIBRARY 3 A SPECIAL’ MEETING- of Subscribers will be held in the Library on FRIDAY EVENING, the 27th inst 3i at 8* o’clock, BUSINESS : To consider the question of leasing .the present buildings and site, and obtaining more commodious | .premises elsewhere^ 'A lull attendance is requested. iJ, .TOWNLEY, iV.ice-Prcsident. EAST COAST ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING LICENSES, monthly or yearly, may now be obtained from the undersigned, at Gisborne, or from W. A. Mclntyre, Postmaster, at Tiniroto. E. L. MAUDE, Secretary. 0 TO H. R. SMITH’S FOR PRESENTS