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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2259, 3 August 1908, Page 1

H ,s M AJESTV ' S THEATRE. , TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1908. ENTERTAINMENT In aid of tho MATERNITY HOME and Children’ll Creche. PROGRAMME. PART I.—Life on tho Ocean Wave: Company,.—Song, “Nancy Lee,” Miss Edna Hayes; Quartette, “Four Jolly Sailornien,” Misses McConnell, Miller, Parker, and Church; Song, “Jack’s tho Roy,” Master Len Sheet; Hornpipe (pupil of Mr. Rodgers), Miss Edna. Hayes. Grand Old Flag: Company. Viiolin Solo: Master A. Rhjnosmiiith. Song, “My Jnquisitivo Kiddy,” Master Len. Sheet. Irish Washerwoman: Misses Pearce (3) and McConnell (2). Dance: Miss Edna Hayeo. Song:“Dear Litlo Boy Next Door,” Miss Elsie Nicolas. Skipping Ropo Danco: Miss L. Pearce. “Dreamy Eyes,’’Little Voru Wootton and Company. PART 11.—“ Dinah," Misses McConnell, Ilayos and Pearce (3). Song: “Moon Dear,” Miss Florrio Nicolas. Street Scene: Violin .Solo, Master Rhinesmith; “Only a Penny,” Miss Edna Hayes (all pennies contributed to go to the Children’s Creche); Danco, Misses Parker and Pearce; “AVhy, of Course,” Masters Lowndes and Sheet. “Faith, Hope, and Charity,” Misses Pearce (2), and Hoffernin. Violin Solo: Master A. llhincsmitli. “Will you bo out To-night,” Misses ITayes, Pearce (3), and McConnell (2). Song:“Doh, Ray, Me,” Mastor L. Skeot. Coonland—Company: “Golden Slippers,” Misses Pearce and Nicolas (2) ; Cake Walk, Little Okoy Kiwi; Song, Mastor L. Skeot; Calco Walk and Chorus, Company. Children trained by. Mrs. F. Hayes and Miss Vi Pearce. Music by Vita Bros.’ Band. City Band in attendance. Pianist: Mastor lvani lCerekero. agent. EVERITT BENEFIT FUND. THE Committee of the above tender their Thanks to tho Salvation Army, the Gisborne City, and the Gisborne Private Bands for their performances yesterday afternoon, and also to the Public ior their liberal contributions, which amounted to £ls 10s. C. J. BOLLEN, Hon. Soc.

HAWKE’S BAY EDUCATION BOARD. Applications (postage prepaid), accompanied by .testimonials, will be received up to Noon of THURSDAY, AUGUST Gth, 1908, from teachers qualified to fill the following positions:— ANAROA.—SoIe Teacher,£llo and £lO house allowance per annum. GISBORNE D. 11.5. Assistant, £9O per annum. MURIWAL (near Gisborne). —Female Assistant, £9O per annum. NORSEWOOD. Assistant, £lls per annum. TARADALE.—Assistant, £llO per annum. WAIPATIKI—SoIe Teacher, about £IOO per annum. WAIROA.—MaIe Assistant, £l3O per annum. WOODVILLE D.H.S.—Fenialo Assistant, £l3O per annum. Forms of application may bo obtained from the Education Office, Napier. G. CRAWSHAW, Secretary. 2Stli July, 1908. GISBORNE WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. T H E NEXT SALE Of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, Etc., TUESDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1908. YOUNG FARMERS! BUY PARTLY IMPROVED BUSH COUNTRY. From 0. G. BLOORE 2000 ACRES ovor half improved.' £3 At PER ACRE. The Safest and Best Investment-.

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