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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1579, 9 October 1905, Page 3

H IS MAJESTY ' S THEATRE TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MR WATKIN MILLS’ GREAT ENGLISH QUINTETTE. TO-NIGHT’S PRGGRAMME (Ono Groat Feast of Bong) I MISS KIRKWOOD sings Aria, "Oaro Nomo" .. .. Verdi ••A Little Fleet of Cloud Boats" Linden <• The Ninepenny Fldll " MISS GERTRUDE LONSDALE sings ‘•Entreat Mo Not to Love Thee’ Gounod Ballad "My Ain Folk ".. G. Lemon MR HAROLD WILDE sings Scona, “The Graif Song" .. Wagner Bong, " Th 6 Willow".. Goring Thomas MR WATKIN MILLS sings *. She Alone Charmoth My Badness .. ° Gounod Now Song, " Tangi» (a Maori Lament'

M. EDOUARD PARLOVITZ plays “Irish Rhapsodic .. •• Bohorzo in B Minor .. Chopin MESSRS HAROLD WILDE AND WATKIN MILLS will sing •» Watchman, What of tho Night" SECOND PART, Bong Oyole, "Tho Daisy Chain,” By THE FAMOUS QUINTETTE, PBICES—Dress Oircle Ss, Beserved Stalls 4s, Seoond Stalls 3s, Pit 2s. Plan at Mr Miller's, Programmes containing words, at Mr Miller’s, 3d eaoh.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of “ The Companies’ Aofc, 1903," and in the matter of the Poverty Bay Park Company, Limited. NOTICE ia hereby given that the Creditors of the above-named Company are required on or before the 12th day of October 1905, to send their names and addresses, and tho particulars of their debts or olaims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors (if any), to Herbert Musgrave Porter, of Gisborne, the liquidator of the said Company, and, if so required by notioe in writing from the Baid liquidator, are personally or by their solicitors to come in and prove their said debts or claims at suoh time and place as shall be specified in suoh notioe, or in default thereof they will be excluded from tho benefit of any distribntion made before suoh debts or olaims are proved. Dated this twenty eighth day of September, 1905. H. M. PORTER, Liquidator.

MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. . THURSDAY, 26th OCTOBER, jgEINO Poverty Bay Turf Club Races, NO SALE WILL BE HELD. ' ' 1 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Ltd. N.2. LO4N AND MERCANTILE AGENOI CO, Ltd.

IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF HUMPHREYS AND SON, OF GISBORNE, WHEELWRIGHTS ENGINEERS. NOTICE is hereby given that a first Dividend of Ten Shillings in the Pound ie now payable at my Office, Gladstone Bond. JOHN COLEMAN, Deputy Assignee. GISBORNE DISTRICT HIGH • ‘ SOHOOL. A PPLIOATIONB for the position of J\ CARETAKER will be received by the undersigned, op till FRIDAY, the 20th inst. Particulars of duties, etc, can be ascertained on application to ANDREW GRAHAM, Chairman Sobool Committee. Gisborne. 6th October, 1905.

OPOTIKI DISTRICT, FIBBT GLASS FARMS TO BE SOLD CHEAP. OK -| rvß PER ACRE FINE .Lvr FARM of 500 aores, fenced into 10 subbiviaiona; 350 aotea good grasa, 100 aorea very useful bush, 50 aores swamp permanent water in every paddock. Will now carry 1000 sheep. House, 5 rooms dairy cowshed, buggyshed, etc. School, 2 miles; oreamery, 4 miles. Price, £5 10a per aore, on EABV TERMS, via., £SOO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. ■rao PER AORE RICH SEASIDE oC/Q LAND, 230 aores unimproved 50 aores first-class flax and ti-tree swamp, easily drain le; balance good dry land, excellent for ass or root crops; f easily ploughable. Harbor frontage; sohool 1 mile ; wharf and post and telegraph office, 2 miles oreamery, 3 miles. Price, £3. per aore. Terms ; One-fifth oaeh, balance in 3 years at 5 per cent. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, Land and Estate Agents, Land Auctioneers aud Valuers, 05, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WOOL SEASON, 1905x6. The Tyser Line’s S.S. MIMIRO (10,000 tons). WILL load at Gisborne from about 6th to 20th NOVEMBER, in time to catch London January Sales. Early application for space necessary. WILLIAMS <k KETTLE. Ltd., Agents.

IMPORTANT LAND SALE j WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Will hold their ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION ;SALE OF LAND On gAT At T |HE UR DAY, OCTOBER 28th 1905, HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Gisborne, When they will offer FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES:— PUHA Comprising 473 Aores of Bplendid flat Land including Homestead, Woolshed, etc. The property has been subdivided into suitable areas of from 5 aores to 40 aores, and from its favorable situation, being within 1$ miles of Te Eaiaka and immediately in touch wi'h the railway at Waikohu Bridge, must command a special value for small farmers and dairymen, also for teamsters and settlers j in the outlying districts desiring a campingplace close to the railway. TERMS EASY. Plans will be issued shortly. LORNE i Comprising 3338 aores. To be sold either ’ singly or in two blooks, viz.: 1438 acres, known as 1900 acres, known as'Lorne r Plans and particulars at our office. A. F. KENNEDY, Manager, r, G. E. WILLIE, Auctioneer.'