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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1596, 28 October 1905, Page 3

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATBE GLborne, Last Opportunities to boo and hoar WEST’S PICTURES And THE BRESCIANS. , Everywhere the talk ol the town and miloß around. Another Change lor the LAST TWO SHOWS LAST TWO SHOWS TO-DAY, I TO-NIGHT, at 2.30. | at 7.30. SPECIAL MATINEE. TO-DAY, Commencing at 2.30. Scholars halt-price to all partß, Adulis usual prices. Programme exaotly tho same aB the evoning in every detail. Booking Plan at Mr Miller's. EVERYTHING DIFFERENT To all previous programmes.

TO-DAY, at 3 30. TO-NIGHT, at 8 Admission—4a, 3s, 2s, and Is. Children half-price to all pans exoept Pit. Box plan and day soles at Mr Miller’a. Ingress 7.30, Congiess 8, Egress 10.80. GISBORNE BOWLING CLUB. OPENING DAY. fJIHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1005 Membsrs and their Friends cordially initel. Admission Tickets on application to the Secretary. T. ADAIR, Secretary. THE WHATAUPOKO LAWN TENNIS CLUB, OWING to the wet weather, the Opening of the Wbataupoko Lawn Tennis Club will be POSTPONED until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th.

MAKAURI HALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1905 C> BAND ANNUAL SOCIAL, in aid cf tho JT Makauri B.C. Church. First-class Music. A record attendance anticipated. Double Tickets 6s, Single 2b 6d. COOK COUNTY, COUNCIL, NOTICE is hereby given that this Counoil did, on the 19th Ootober, 1905, proceed by Spcoial Order to enaot a series of By-laws, as follows: By-law No. 1 is to to regulate the proceedings of the Counoil at its Meeticgs. By-law No. 2 is to regnlnto the business of Pedlars and Hawkers. By-law No. 3 is to regulate Founds and . the conduct of Poundkeepers. By-law No. 4 is to prohibit the running ' at large of Pigs and Goats. By-law No. 5 is to regulate the Traffio over Bridges. By-law No. 6is to regulate the Width of Tyres on Dray and Waggon

By-law No. 7 defines the Lights to be carried on Vehicles. By-law No. 6 relates to Public Billiard Rooms.. By-law No, 9 is to regulate the manner in which Motor Cara may be used upon County roads. / By-law No. 10 is to regulate the manner of driving Mobs of -Horses within three miles of the Borough of Sis- , ■ borne. These By laws to be confirmed Jon the 22nd of NOVEMBER, 1905, and to come into force on the Ist of DiICEMBEB, 1905. ( 4; ' The Full Text of this Special Order may be seen at the Office of the Counoii during office hours. ; t' JOHN WARREN, Clerk. Gisborne, October 27,1905 WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Instructed by Mr C. Morse, will Sell by Public Auotio’’. at their Lowe street Bazaar, on HATCJUDAY, the 28th inst., at 2 o’clock—

The well-known racehorse FLUME, By Jet d’Ean—Lady T>ni. Bred by 8. H. Gdlan, Esq., Hawke's B?.y. On account of Mr Ourrle: o UPSTANDING BAY MARES, fast 6d trotters, 6 years old, quiet in harness, guaranteed staunch and sound. 11HE BROWN MARE SARAKOFF, . syrs, by Saracen-Immensikofl, The Bay Gelding . MONTIOGO, 4yrs, by Strowon— ImmensikoS (half brother to Saracen). On aooount of owner : rrtHE BAY GELDING TORPEDO 1 4yrs, by Strowan—Empress. Hackney stallion oampden, by Hiko—Fanny Fisber, bred by J. D. Ormond, Esq. • O. R. WYLLIB, Auctioneer,

STOCK_SALES OUR NEXT STOCK SALE Will be held at our Yards, MATAWHEKO, On ' THURSDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 2nd, Commencing at XI a.m. sharp. Preset Bnt’ies Qamprise: 8 H E E P Including 500 Fat Wetbera 800 Good Store Wethers HEAD OF CATTLE _ Including 80 Good Dairy Heifers, in calf 800 100 Further Entries invited. DALGETY AND 00., Ltd. COMMON SHELTON, & CO., Ltd. JAMES SCOTT. ! DRIiVER, , Telephone No 342. Passoralists -eq'iiring stock carefully driven please ring up tel=phon-) 342,

mmm agricultural show. NOVEMBER I, 2, 3. PALMERSTON NORTH PRIZES £lBlO. Prize last can be obtained at local A. and P oflioe, J. C, LANE, Secretary.

TO THE ELECTORS. YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN GO TO WILDISH, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER Peel Street. Ezohangea New Saddlery and Harness for Second-hand. -Agent for MoYay’s Saddlery,