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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2226, 25 June 1908, Page 1

FOOTBALL AND HOCKEY. Victoria Domain. rn O-DAY (THURSDAY) JUNE 25. . FOOTBALL. CITY V. GISBORNE, 1.40 p.m. STAR V. ALHAMBRA. 3 p.m. HOCKEY. KIA KAMA V. CITY, 2.15 p.m. TE RAU V. WEST END, 3.20 p.m. Admission Gd, Ladies Free, Stand 6d. E. L. MAUDE, Hon. Sec. P.B. Rugby Union. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION. Victoria Domain.. SATURDAY NEXT, 270. Instant. Rcjiresentative Mate).: WAIAPU SUB-UNION V. POVERTY BAY. Play starts 3 p.m. sharp.... ,' Admission, Quo Shilling. Stand* Gd. E. L. MAUDE, Hon. Sec. POVERTY BAY ROWING CLUB. IQANCE Will be held TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), 25th inst., At His Majesty’s Theatre. Dancing 8 to 12. Gentlemen 2s fed. Ladies invited. Music by Miss Moore. F. E. PORTER, A. KIRK, Hon. Secs. KIA ORA CO-OPERATIVE DIARYING COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO TE AE AI SETTLERS. THE DIRECTORS will bo pleased* to meet intending: Suppliers from the To Arai Settlement, at the Company’s office. McKee’s Buildings, Gisborne, on SATURDAY, the 27th inst.. at 11.30 a.m., to consider the question of a Creamery. ANDREW GRAHAM, Secretary. EAST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL Will be held in HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE On FRIDAY, 26th JUNE, 1908. Doublo Tickets ... 10s 6d. Extra Lady ... 4s Od. Dress Circle , ... 2s Od. Tickets.,can be obtained from the officers and non-commissioned officers of the Squadron. O. HELLIER EVANS, Lieutenant, Hon. Sec. and Treas.

H AWKE’S B AY FLATS. 878 ACRES Wintering SHEEP. While 300 acres are under plough. 18 Paddocks, every convenience. 3 Miles from Railway Station. PRICE—J g QS.— TERMS, A GREAT BARGAIN. W. LISSANT CLAYTON, SOLE AGENT.

THE Need of the Hour. Been there myself. Have you? And can tell you it is the best up-to-date place I have struck yet-. Just think of it! The Strand Cafe and Private Hotel giving the best 3-course Dinner in Gisborne for Is. Boiled fish and osyter aiid parsley sauce aud grills every day. Our Motto: Civility and Cleanliness.—Douglas Bros., proprietors. . “AMBER TIPS 9 ”- TEA IS GOOD HONEST TEA, and those purchasing it can rely upon its puritv and fine natural flavor. “AMBER TIPS” is neatly packed, the air and damp being excluded, and the Tea on that account retains its fine flavor. One of the reasons why “AMBER TIPS” has become such a popular and favorite Tea with the public is that the high standard of quality is always maintained. Buyers can rely upon this. It’s not good ono week and bad the next, but is always good right through, aud to the last tea leaf in the tin. Sold in lib and Jib at 2s a lb. STOCKED BY: W. J. COX AND CO. POVERTY BAY CO-OP. CO. J. SEALY. FRED. MAHER, WALTER WARNER. J^EMOVAL 'JTMIE Increasing Popularity of the LUNCHEON, SUPPER, & OYSTEB ROOMS Flas compelled me to Remove to a more Central Site, next Grundy and Shennan’s, where my numerous patrons will find the jpEDERAL C AFE Fitted up in a manner that will enable mo to give entire satisfacto all who visit the Rooms. All Orders for FRESH FISH left at the Federal Cafe will be promptly supplied. A. J. RUSHER, Proprietor. Telephone, 158. J^OTICE. QPEOIAL j^OTICE^ THE WELLiNGToiTcASH DRAPERS C 1 CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN ' For MILLINERY And DRESSMAKING. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OFINTER OOATS / To be Sold at COST RRIOES. / /.