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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1377, 11 February 1905, Page 3

jgrlS MAJESTY'S TIIEATTU* Oomtnencing WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15th. RETURN AND FAREWELL VISIT Of the Eminent Dramatia Artists, ALFRED WOODS And MAUD WILLIAMSON, Supported by thoir newly-orpanißod company, In a Koportoiro of Great Flays, When they will have tho honor of presenting for tho first time in Gisborne, , “ THE GARDEN OF LIES.” A delightful and romantio drama, in five oats, founded on Justin Miles Foreman’s remarkablv sncoessful work of the same name. The Latest London Suoeoss brought to Gisborne. The most artiatio, entrancing and fascinating play ever presented. A New Flay. A Now Thome. Whiah will most assuredly tako Gisborne by storm. Magnificently Staged and Costumed. ** THHJ GARDEN OF LIES.” Tbo Management in presenting this truly great work to a Gisborne eudinnon for the firat time feel confident that the play will 01 cate tho same success and enthusiasm hero that it is now creating in London, where it promises to aohieve the theatrical reo ;rd of the present season. THURSDAY—“ MY WIFE’S MOTHER.” FRIDAY— ‘‘THE CHRISTIAN.” Orchestra under direction of Mr H. Hawkins, It.A.M. PRICES— Circle 4s, Reserved Stalls Bs, Stalls 2s, Pit Is. Plan at Miller's.

WAIAPU SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB. rjnHE TRIALS of the abovo Club will be 1 held on MARCH 29 th and 30 th. \TM. OATES, Hon. Secretary. Turanca ghursh fete. O L L E G E GROUNDS WAEREN G A-A-HIK A. THURSDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY. |l| IS MA JESTY’S THEATRE, Manager .. Mr R. H. Collins. Representative .. Mr Fred Dawson, A Notable Event. Grand Musioal Attraction for Gisborne. THREE CONCERTS ONLY. SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Feb, 11, 13, 14. Be-aopearanca of the World-renowed FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. 9-STAR ARTISTS—O AU Soloists of High Escsllenc o , and pome of them unsurpassed an the Conuert Platform of the World. Don’t fail to come and hear iho great American Tenor, Mr C'ar.-nae Tisdale. Special Piano kindly lent by the Dresden Piano Company.

PRICES—3s, 2s, and Is. Plan at Miller’s TO THE HARBOR BOARD RATEPAYERS AND ELECTORS. Gisborne, February 7Sb, 1905. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having been again nominated to represent you on the Gisborne Harbor Board, I shall, if returned, work for the best intero. t of the town and district generally. Your interests are identical with my own, and in this lays my best assurance to promote the welfare and progress of the town and efficiency of the Board’s onorous duties to the bestiiof my ability. A personal solicitation of your vote and interest is repugnant to my ideas ot electioneering, and in this respeot. as far as I am conoomed, you will be left free, and properly so. My attitude in all matters for the benefit and progress of the district is too well known to need any further mention from me. Confidently abiding the result of your verdict on the 13th, Yours faithfully, J. WH INRAY.

HARBOR BOARD. ELECTION.. TO THE COUNTY ELECTORS. TT ABIES AND GENTLEMEN,;-' JLI Holding that the forthcoming Election should be fought out on a direct issue, I consented to bping nominated as a Candidate for a seat on the Board. I publicly; opposed the present scheme at its inception : If elected I will endeavor, to stop the present work and the extravagant expenditure —it cannot and never will afford settlers relief from the present oppressive taxation. A proper and efficient sand-pump .would keep the channel open for navigation for the elass of vessels that now; enteE it any, of much greatertonnage will never use it. Our resources should he conserved for the purpose of constructing a harbor capable of berthing ocean-go-Jng steamers. The district’s ability, to, fdo such a wiork is governed by, the volume and value of its exports, and the cost of conveying them to the steamer’s hold. For the future welfare of the district I deem it to be my duty, .to be outspoken. If you apurove of the present scheme, do not vote for me ; hut if, on the contrary, you disapprove of it, show it by placing me at the head of the poll.—l am, yours faithfully, A. FORDE MATTHEW NOTICE. TJndor the auspices of P.B. Agricultural aod " tlje Gisborne High Sc tho Local I3o<J c/ST. a 1 Souools, Will Lecturo trie District High School Booms, uplSa-rs, at 2.30 p.m., on SATURDAY 11th INSTANT,n ■ b u ivjL TECHNICAL EDUCATION/ 1, DoLautour, Esq., W. LISBANT

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