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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2322, 15 October 1908, Page 1

H ls m ajesty ’ s t heatre GISBORNE JUVENILE ENTERTAINERS (Trained by Miss Fislienden) Will perform the Refined and Dainty Operetta, “TOO BAD.” TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), Oat. 15th. Cast of Characters in “Too Bad.” Miss Judith (discontented little girl)... Miss Linda Law. Betsy (a poor child)...Miss Eva Smith Nurse to Mi-.s Judith.. Miss May Third Old Woman and Fairy Queen... Miss Ivy Robertson. Mother of Betsy... Miss Gladius Lucas. Act I.—Scene (Evening), Haymakers and Fairies. Act. ll.—(Morning), Miss Judith installed as Betsy. Act lll.—(Evening), Haymakers, Fairies, Flower Girls, IVaggoners, and. Laborers. - Songs—“ Captain Baby Bunting, by'Master Claude Pratt, and.jchorus._ ’Little dMiss' Essie "Grafton 'on" rocking horse. v “Illinois,” Miss Merle Lawless, and chorus. . , ~ ~ “Gretchen,” Master Claude Pratt and Dutch girls. Tambourine Drill March and Dance (a special item), by 10 girls. Music by Vita Bros’ and Miss Li'/,me Law (pianist). City Band will bo in attendance. Prices—2s and ls. H' S M AJESTY’S T HEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, v October 16 and 17. GRACE ELTON COMEDY & PICTURE COMPANY. (After a 10 weeks’ season with Mr. Harry Rickards in Sydney and Melbourne.) MUSIC, MIRTH, AND COMEDY " Bellringers, and Acrobatic Violinists. Pictures. 12,000 feet of film, all the latest subjects direct from London, and Paris, and projected on the most improved and flickerless Bioscope. PRICES—3s, 2s, ls. Box plan at Miller’s. MATINEE—SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.30, when children will be admitted to all parts for 6d. FRIDAY’—The Great Drama, “Lured to London. SATURDAY—The Sensational Picture “Another’s Crime.”

IP M AJESTY’S T HEATRE. COMPLIMENTARY MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th. £CC CONCERT To the Professional Instrumentalists of the Gisborne Orchestral Society. Box Plan opens at Miller’s on Thursday morning. TICKETS—2s and Is, from -Members and JAS. CHRISP, Hon. Sec. EUCHRE PARTY PHONOGRAPH COMPETITION. F OITRTH Contest, Erskine’s Hall, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) Oct 15. DANCE will follow. Euchre tickets, Is 6d. Dance: Euchre players Is, non-players 2s. Music by Miss E. Moore. _ A~STAMP MAY BRING YOU FORTUNE. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS of a--24,00 FREEHOLD RUN. AT |g/_ PER ACRE. GREAT POSSIBILITIES WITH THIS PROPOSITION. W. LISSANT CLAYTON, ESTATE AGENT.

THE Working Man’s Dinner is at Douglas Bros.’ Strand Cafe. Eggs and Vegetables every day from our own farm. No middleman’s profit. Best place in town. TO THE HORSE-OWNING PUBLIC OF GISBORNE AND DISTRICT. PRIMROSE AND LESLIE BROS. gADDLERS AND JJARNESSMAKERS. GLADSTONE ROAD. BEG to announce that, as their present premises are to be pulled down, they are compelled, before removing to more up-to-date premises to clear their Large and Wellselected Stock. Tlie Firm prefers to give their customers the opportunity of purchasing their Stock at GREATLV REDUCED RATES, rather than go to the expenses of removal. The firm i 6 now prepared to sell FOR CASH at prices hitherto unknown. .... COME AND SEE THE REDUCTIONS.

WILSON & .LILLEY Frank J. Wilson] [J. G. Lilley ARCHITECTS AND SANITARY ENGINEERS. V LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. Offices lately occupied by O. Tilleard Natusch. Telephone 34£>. WANTED KNOWN. IF you want a BICYCLE built to suit you, or Repairs executed to your entire satisfaction, try—H. ANDERSON, Cycle Builder. LOST. —An Acetylene Bicycle Lamp (fixed to an iron bracket) somewhere between Miller’s Corner and Oxenliam’s Brickyard, Kaiti.—Finder please leave same at “Times” Office. TO LET. SHOP, adjoining “TIMES’' 0!l«» Apply,— “GISBORNE TIMES,” Peel Street.