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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2182, 11 September 1907, Page 2

Alails despatched from Wellington via Brindisi, on August 2nd, arrivoc in London on September 7th. In another column tlie Salvatior Army lias an appeal to residents ir connection with tlie Self-Denial Fund

Notice is given in this issue that tlio ICia Ora Co-operative Dairy Co.’s creamery will re-open to-morrow. AVeathcr permitting the Tuatea will convey a party of anglers to tho Ariel reef, at noon to-inorrow.

At the Council meeting last night, Edward Nicholas was granted a license to carry on business as a second-hand dealer in Peel Street premises. The Comity Council lias a notice in this issue regarding tho taking of land in tho Ngatapa S.D. for tho purpose of making a road.

Tlio annual meeting of lhe City Band will be held at tlio Band-room, Pnlmerston-road, to-night. Citizens interested in the Band are invited to attend.

Alembers and intending members of tho Gisborne Tennis Club (Haiti) are invited to attend the annual meeting, to he held in Townley’s Hall on Saturday evening.

Alessrs Williams and Kettle will hold tlieir annual sale of town and suburban sections, and farm and station properties, at tlieir Lowe-street mart on Saturday, October 26th. Clients are asked to send in tlieir entries at an early date. Alessrs H. Miller and T. G. Lawless will officiate as Al.C.’s at the Kaiti Football Club’s social this evening, and Aliss Aloore will provide the dance music. The Alayor will present the trophies to the different members entitled to them.

A copy of the September issue of “Progress” has been forwarded to this office. It contains many interesting and valnablo articles relating to N.Z. industries. An illustrated description of the work involved in the construction of the Arthur’s Pass tunnel calls lor special commendation.

A meeting of the Outer Harbor Committee was held yesterday morning, Air. W. L. ltees presiding. After discussion a resolution was drafted, for ■iihmittal to Thursday evening’s public meeting, urging the desirableness of having the Harbor Enabling Bill passed this session. In view of the importance of tho subject, and the weight attaching to an expression of opinion from tlio townspeople, it is hoped that tlio public meeting will he largely attended.