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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1486, 21 June 1905, Page 2

FROST FROSTS MORE FROSTS perhaps SNOW COLD WEATHER I For j GISBORNE. | TOO .WILL NEED PLENTY OP: ' Blankets AND Warm Clothing 1 ALL" OP WHICH COST MONEY, PUT DON/.'fl FORGET— A LITTLE MONEY GOES A LONG WAY AT •jj > The Melbourne \ Gash

[A CARD.] s&fn »R. A. P. COKHB, Memb. Royal Collego Surgeons''(London), li. Royal College Physicians (London), L. (Medicine, Surgery, Midwifery),S.A. (London). Hoars of Consultation: At Mr Kano’s Pharmacy—l 2-1, 3-4, 7.30 8.30. At Homo (Mrs West’s, Bright Street -9-10, 2-3, 6 30-7.30.

Tbe Mafcawbero stock sales will b 8 held to-morrow. The monthly meeting of the Hospital Trustees wilt be held at 2.30 p.m. on Friday. Father Hayes arrives from Napier thig morning and opens his temperance cruando at His Majesty’s Theatre to-morrow night. Mr Seddon passes through Gisborne this j morning on his way to Auckland. He will be met steamer on his arrival here by His Worship the Mayor, Mr J". A. Harding, and members of local bodies, The Land Commission commences its Gisborne session at 10 a.m. to-day, the members arriving by this morning’s boat. The Commission will not take evidence at Tolago Bay, and the second meeting at Gisborne will be held on Saturday to enable members to return South by Sunday’s boat. “ Ten Nights in a Bar Boom,” which is to be staged by the Rice Dramatic Company on Tuesday, 27th instant, is acknowledged by press and public to be the greatest of all temperance drama?. Special scenery is being painted for tbe production, and judging by the previous per- I formanoes of this company they should be Ji reetad by a bumper house* \