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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2002, 11 February 1907, Page 3

H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Under tho direction of MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON, A Sousationnl Attraction. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ANI) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 14th, and 15th, When MR. J. 0. WILLIAMSON AVill introduce his latest and most successful company of AMERICAN, -ENGLISH, and AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS, Hoadod by MR. CHARLES WALDRON And MISS OLA HUMPHREY. Tho opening production, FEBRUARY, 13th, AVill ho Milton ltoyle’s stirring and intensely human Drama, “THE SQUAW MAN.” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, Tho groat dramatisation of Owen Wistor’s splendid novel “THE VIRGINIAN.” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, Grand Production of tho Charming Military Romances, founded upon Ouida’s fascinating novel, “UNDER TWO FLAGS.” Thero will he absolute unanimity that they aro three of that they aro tlireo ot THE FINEST DRAMAS Ever presented in this city. Prices ss, 3s, 2s. Plan at Miller’s. GISBORNE lIAIU’OR BOARD. A Poll will taken at tho undermentioned polling places, on MONDAY, the Eleventh day of February n 0:;.,, for tho election of TWO Members to represent the ratepayers lor tho Counties of Cook and Waiapu on the Gisborne Harbor Board. Candidates. CHARLES GRAY DUNCAN HEPBURN, and AVILLIAM DOUGLAS LYSNAIt. ROLLING PLACES: 0. Moroll’s Store, AA’hataupoko. Tho Road Board Office, Ormond. The Public Hall, Patutahi. Ralph’s Store, AA’hareiate. Tho Courthouse, Awanui. Tho Schoolhouso, AVaeronga-o-kuri. The Schoolhouso, Motu. Durant’s Premises, AA’aipiro. Richard’s Store, AVhatatutu. Store, To Araroa. Tho Road Board Office, Makaraka. The Road Board Offico, Te Karaka. The Public Hall, AA 7 aimata. The Court House, Tolaga Bay. The Schoolhouse,' Tiniroto. The Schoolhouso, To Aral, The Schoolhouse, Rakanroa. Public School, Tokomaru. Store, Tuparoa. Burgess’ Woo!shod, Hangaroa. And at His Majesty’s Theatre, Gisborne H. M. PORTER, Returning Oificer. Gisborne, 4tli February, 1907.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE GISBORNE HARBOR DISTRICT. I BEG leave to offer my services to represent the County ratepayers on the Gisborne Harbor Board. A critical time is approaching m which you will be called upon to decide whether you will continue to use the present harbor, or whether you will proceed to the construction of an outer harbor, capable of accommodating several of the big ocean liners. As the harbor is at present, our wool ships and frozen meat ships are loaded in a time which compares favorably with other ports. • With regard to the passenger traffic, the best way to improve it would be to devote our energies towards completing our railway to connect with Auckland and Napier. Passengers need not then go by sea at all I am not in favor of the ereption of an outer harbor until the time comes when it can bn clearly shown that it will not result in an increase of the port charges, and that the burden laid upon the ratepayers will not be greater than it is at present. I yield to no one in my desire lo see the district go ahead, and especially to see the back country thrown open and settled, but this will not be facilitated by an increase of thi rates and harbor dues. It is not likely that an outer harbor could be built for less than £SOO- - and it would probably bn much more. .All artificial harbors are exi orimental Should you do rne fho honor to elect me, I will do my best for the ratepayers and to further the best interests of the district. Oil ARLES GRAY.

AUCTION SALE. Commencing, TO-DAY. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. BANKRUPT STOCK, Consisting of— Fancy Goods Cutlery Field Glasses Clocks Brusliware Toilet Requisites Towels Blankets E.P. Ware Pictures Watches Jewellery Razors Curtains Handkerchiefs Braces Musical Instruments, etc., etc. The whole of the above Stock having been purchased at five shillings in the £, will be Sold with absolutely NO RESERVE. Sale will commence at 11 a.m. daily. Customers will be treated privately between sales. Note address: PREMISES FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY TIMES CO., Adjoining Arch. Clark and Co., PEEL STREET. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE Businoss of the Local Agency of the Alliance Assurance Company, Ltd. (Fire, and Marine) Is conducted, as heretofore, by us, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, ■ UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD, FIRE and MARINE Risks Accepted at Lowest Current Rates.

EVANS, NIELD & COMPANY, AGENTS. FOR SALE. GAA ACRES of Good Leasehold, OV/ 2 sheep to the acre country. Close to Railway •line;*- Miist be sold at .'Oil co. Apply, W, LISSANT CLAYTON. COMPGLSORY SALE. (Owner leaving District.) Six-roomed Villa, Cliffordstreet, with or without Furniture, front and rear entrance, bath, copper, buggy shod, tank and well; £220 cash, balance terms, also 2 sections, £lO5 each. - J. PECK OVER and CO., Land Agents. "TO - B GILDERS. TENDERS— are-'Anvited-'for-'the Erection of a Residence, at Pouawa, for Thos. Fraser, Esq'. Tenders to close at Noon on the 19th INSTANT. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned. P. H. GRAHAM, Architect, Lowe Street. FOR SALE. ■ A GOOD INVESTMENT. TWO new 5-romed Houses, built of Kauri, including washhouse, woodshed, copper, etc.; dry sections; substantial fences : inspection invited. Rents, 235. Price, £2BO each. Slight leduction taking two. Apply to G. or D. HYNES, Desmond Road. CARLYLE HOUSE. WHATAUPOKO POINT. VACANCIES . r several boarders, three min., .es walk from Post Office. MRS ATT WOOD., Proprietress.