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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2217, 22 October 1907, Page 1

AST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. Sergeant-Major Morrison is leaving t'ho district for Auckland. Members will assemble at quarter muster at 8 p.m. on Thursday Evening for the purpose of bidding him farewell. Bxble-in schools concert. SHOW NIGHT, TUESDAY, 22nd, at 8 p.m., ANGLICAN SCHOOL-ROOM, Derby-street. Admission, 2s and Is. Children halfprice. Bell-ringing, Amateur Minstrelsy, Songs, Recitations, Trios, Glees, and Merriment. All for a Good Cause.

THEOSOPHY. P.B. FARMERS’ CLUB. MEMBERS ONLY. Asmoke concert win to bold on TUESDAY, the 22nd inst. (First Night of Show). _ Tickets may be obtained on anplication to W. LISSANT CLAYTON, Tlon. Secretary.

H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. CARNIVAL -WEEK, OCTOBER 21st—26tli. MBSR BAZAAR AND SALE OF WORK In Aid of St. Mary’s Churcli. His Worship tho Mayor opens it on MONDAY, at 7.30 p.m. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FANCY DANCING and THE LATEST MARCHES by 120 120 LADIES 120 (Specially trained by Miss Putman, of Wellington), In Fancy Costumes and with Limelight Effects. Numerous and Latest Spanish Columbian Festival Side-Shows. KLONDYKE GOLD-MINING SECTIONS FOR SALE. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR! ADMISSION ONE SHILLING To Bazaar. Dress Circle and Bazaar, 2s.

-yaSITORS TO THE gl-lOW SHOULD NOT MISS SEEING Tho Atost Wonderful Collection of Animal Curiosities in the Australasian Colonies. Tho collection consists of tho marvellous combination Calf, a description of which lias appeared in nearly every paper in the Dominion; a two-legged Black Child Colt Foal; a two-headed Pig, with three eyes; a lovely Lemur; a sixlegged Romney Marsh Sheep and a five-logged Sheep (both alive), and the most marvellous of Nature’s natural curiosities; tho Duckbill Platypus, an animal combining distinct characteristics of land and water animals, its body having the shape and fur of a beaver, its bill and feet like a duck, and, impossible as it may seem, although an established scientific fact, when breeding R lays eggs and hatches them like an ordinary fowl, and then suckles them. Showing EMERY EVENING, opposite Sandlant’s, coachbuilder, and EACH DAY on Show Ground. JgARRABA TO-NIGHT! JgUCK JUMPERS. TO-NIGHT! CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF R.OUGH-R-IDING. A £lO to £5 CHALLENGE, to he Deeided, Riding the chestnut “Lightning.” “BOBS,” THE OUTLAW. “LA VOLTA.” the HIGH * JUMPER. CHALLENGE TO LOCAL RIDERS. SEE THE CLOAVN and DUMMY. ONLY ONE OPINION: A GREAT SHOW. Location : Section opposite Mr. Hill’s, Gladstone-road, near Army Barracks. Band in Attendance. Performance starts 8 p.m. Admission 2s. Reserved Seats for Ladies.

rjTHE gllOW! rjJHE gHOW! THE CHIEF FEATURE OF SHOW WEEKFIRST APPEARANCE IN CISBORNE of ]typ. Q ’NEILL’S Buck jumper q UCK JUMPER U 5 3 Tlip Famous Combination which Delighted Thousands Nightly at WONDERLAND During tho N.Z. International Exhibition at Christchurch. BAREBACK RIDING, LASSOOING, COMIC ITEMS. Book Out for the Famous Triek Ponies, SANDOW, SILVER PRINCE, And tho Inimitable Clown Act with tho Donkey Jennie. WE OPEN A SHORT SEASON ON TUESDAY NIGHT, On Grounds to be Advertised in To-morrow’s Issue, and will bo AT THE SHOW on WEDNESDAY. ‘•'O’Neill’s Buck-jumpers are 'acknowledged to bo tho finest combination of tho kind yet seen in tho J-)o----minl011b0N’T MISS THEM!

THE WiisA«=GrSlK§l Mail CBIBI LEAVES GISBORNE, 9.45 a.m., TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS, And WAIMATA on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAI'S. REDUCTION IN FARES— Single 4a, Return 6a. TO TRADESMEN.—To ensure prompt delivery see that your P a £- cels are sent where they can be obtained with settlers’ mail. TO TRAVELLERS.—Bisset’s Coacfr lands vou at the Waimata Accommodation House. BIgBETs