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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1680, 22 February 1906, Page 3

POVERTY BAY CALEDONIAN SOOIE'IY. TITHE General and Sports Committee wil JL moat in Parmora’Union Ctub Rooms, on FRIDAY, February 23rd, at 7.30 p m. J. WALKER BAIN, Seoretary, POVERTY BAY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. MEMBERS of the Caldonian Sooieiy ■who have not yet reoeived their tickets, are r-queafed to apply for same to me before MARCS Ist, J. WALKER BAIN, Seoretary. ■i< 1 TE KARAKA RACING CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING will be held NEXT SATURDAY, 21th in-t, at 1 p.m„ at Karaka Hotel. Business: Important. J. McCBEDIE, Seoretary.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. THE Committee of the Gisborne Chamber ot Commero9 will be pleased to ascertain what Sohools in the District will paepare for exhibiting in School-prepared work, on or before the 28th INSTANT. Information to be forwarded to the undersigned. E. L. MAUDE, Sioretary. KIA-ORA CO-OPEBATIVE DAIRYING COMPANY, LIMITED. TENDERS for laying Drain Pipes at the Kia-Ora Faotory will be received till Noon, on MONDAY, the 26th instant. B Specifications may be seen at the Factory or at my Offiee. T. A. COLEMAN, Eeoretary,

fgEALAND JJAILWAYS. GISBORNE SECTION. District Office, ' February 14th, 1906. ON TBUSSDAY. 22ad February, in addition to ordinary tram service Special Trains will run as und-r, stopping at all stations it required : SPECIAL TRAIN SPECIAL TRAIN p.m. Gieborno d. 1.30 Te Karaka ar. 2.45 p m. Te Ka aka d 3.0 Gisborne ar. 4.10 ORDINARY TRAIN LEAVES ORDINARY TRAIN LEAVES Gisborne d. 4.30 Te Karaka ar 5.45 SPECIAL TRAIN Gisborne d. 845 Ormond arr. 9.20 Ail trains will stop at iDg to pick up tnd put Te Karaka d. 6 0 Gisborne ax. 7.1® SPECIAL TRAIN Ormond d. 9.30 Gisborne arr. 10 25 College RoadCrosj,own passengers. BY. ORDER.

FLETCHER'S PHOSPHORISED QUININE AND IRON TONIC ABoon for the Weak. • FYHIS great nerve and brain food re' X stores health, strength, and energ y it is a splendid tonic »nd piok-me-np, and the bast remedy obtainable for low spirits, loss of appetite, and general weakness. PRICE—2a 6d and 4s 6d ; post free, ?s, 5s Bole Proprietor, CJHAS. A. FLETCHER, Pbarmaeeutloal Chemist, 4, Willis street, Wellington, TO BE LET FOR A YEAR. An EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE (furnished), with seven acre 3 of Land, situated on Whataupoko, about 1J miles from Post Offioe. Paddooklng. Orchard, stables, firewood, hay, tennis oourt, eto, Apply— E. H. MANN, Gisborne.

POLO TOURNAMENT. PLA.Y commences at Mikaurl Grounds at 12 sharp TO-MORROW. HANDICAP GABIES : Waipiro I. v. Mangaheia 11. Maegaheia I. v. Mangatu. SENIOR MATCH : Poverty Bay I. v. Foveity Bay 11. TURANGA CHURCH FETE. I i i■ i l"1 HOLIDAY NOTICE. IN order to allow townspeople to attend the above Fete, storekeepers and business people generally are asked to close their premises .at NOON on 1 HURS 1 AY, February 22nd, in lieu of tho usual hour. For the Holiday Committee, JOHN TOWN LEY, Chairman. CITY CYCLE WORKR.

PEEL STREET. Next to H. SandLnt p JRj IE IP .A. 1 HP* S t Of all kinds exeouted with prompln ss and | despatch. Moderate charges, sound t work, quick delivery. ■ FOR SALE : Twenty Second hand Ladies’ and pepls.’ Bicycles, from £5 upwards, all in good order, Agents for “THE NATIONAL," the best money can buy, for £l4. BICYCLEB FOR HIRE. A Large Stock of Bicycle Tyres, etc., etp. on hand. FEATON & BYRN ... Proprietors STAR REGISTRY OFFICE, I New Zealand Times Buildings, Kelburne , Avenue, l t WELLINGTON. 3 WOOLLBIGHT has p’easure in 0 Jj’iL announcing that she has opened an t up-to-date Registry Cffioo at tne above ada diesß, whero reliablo Eorvants of all descrip--6 onß oau be engaged, e Letter a and telegrams promptly attended to.