The Gisborne Times PUBLISHED EVERY MORING GISBORNE, JUNE 22, 1905.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1487, 22 June 1905, Page 2

The Gisborne Times PUBLISHED EVERY MORING GISBORNE, JUNE 22, 1905.

1 Dr Pomare is vioitiog Gisborne. Mr Seddon will visit Gisborne and the East Coast districts before the election. The Matiawh'cro Stock Sale will be liclil to-dav. The Ventura arrived at Sau Francisco on Juno 19th at 9 p.m. Constable O’Hara orrivod from Welling ton yesterday morning to fill the vacancy in the Gisborne police force. Messrs Teat and Friar have just landed prime Derwent table potatoes, which they are selling at 16s 6d per snek in town and suburbs. Mails for Napier and South, perPukaki, close to-day at noon. For East Coast ports, per Haupiri, mails close on Friday at 7.30 p.m. Bedstone and Sons’ Gladstone road bus will leave His Majosty’s Theatre after Father Hays’ lecture to-night und on Saturday. The Premier is sixty yoars of age to-day, and upon his arrival in Auckland to-day will no doubt bo the recipient of many congratulatory messages from his numcr oua frieDds.

A meeting of tho Turanganui Lodgo, U.A.0.D., will bo held at Patutabi this evening at 8 o’clock. Brakes leave tbo Masonic corner at 6.45 sharp. An application was mado nt tho Magistrate’s yesterday by My W. L. Bees, on behalf of Company, for permission to take a tramlioo through the Assets Company’s property, Tapuihikitsa B, for the purpose of getting out the timbo- on Kougitira and other blocks. Mr Stock appeared for the oompany. Tho matter was adjourned until to-morrow afternoon.

The grand vocal and inslrumenta recital to bo hold at His Majesty’s Theatre to-morrow evouiog in aid of tho Gisborne Beautifying Association promisee a splendid evenmg’s entertainment, and is deserving of every support. The recital is under the direction of Mr A. ,T. Massey, who has secured the services of Miss Lynn Mill--, the talented Sydney soprano, Mr Dudley Trent (baritone), and other vocalists.

Falhor Hays, temperaneo lecturer, arrived from South yesterday morning. Ho was wolcomr-d by tbo Mayor and prominent prohibitionists. His first Gisborno lecture will be given at His Majesty’s Theatre to-night. Tho doors will bo open at 7 o’clock and holders of tickets are requested so bo present at half past seven. The admission to orchestral stalls will bo by tbo side door. A large number of tickets have been sold, end those desiring to attend should obtain tickets this maiming.

On c.ccouot of an error on tho notice boera of she Hockey Association attention its cl;■ r,v,n to she advertisement in another column of to day’s match, West End \, City. Tbo foil swing players will represent City: Astley. Dines. Delaney, Batch', Bailty, Maligao, Sargisson, Coleman, Deiamars, Martin and Tanner ; emergencies, Young, Melville and Don. West End will be represented by : Plvio, Wepeiba, Jdrjwu, Wilson. Roderick, Wi Friday. Johnston, McLernorj, Sharp, Pine, and Harding; emergencies, Heke Lewis ard Somervil l ". Play commences at 2.45 sharp. Mr Bushnell will be referee. AV Mic Police Co,ur't y-cstcriday morning, Mary O'Bryan was conviciecl of ’ dr.mikemiess for the foyrt.li time within si.x monitlis, anfd, was sentenced to two months with hand labor at Napier gaol. Ohas. Adams, charged with having committed a 'broach of the peace, and remanded for medical examination, was brought, before the Court.■ Only one doctor's • certificate was produced. Hia Worship stated that Adams need not bet brojught before the Court again Tie would probably be ’discharged when the other certificate was received.