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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2337, 2 November 1908, Page 1

yHiON STEAM . SHIP COMPANY GF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. SAILINGS (weather and-circumstan-ces permitting).. SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND. Manuka, Saturday, Nov. 7, 10 a.m. (Cargo and Samples 4 p.m. Friday) AUCKLAND DIRECT. Monowai, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 9 a.m. (Cargo and Samples 4 p.m. Tuesday) NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. Monowai, Sunday, November 8, 5.p.m (Cargo and Samples 4 p.m. Saturday) STUFF, AND MELBOURNE. Moeraki, Sunday, Nov. 15 (from Dunedin) EAST COAST BAYS. Haupiri or Flora, to be announced. FOR NAPIER. Squall (cargo only), to be announced. IULOGA BAY AND AUCKLAND. (TJargo Only. From Wharf.) Squall (to be announced), to JiiLLiNGTON Tu SIDNEY DIRECT Maheno, Friday, November 6th. . AUCKLAND TO FRIENDLY 18LANDS, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY. Tofua, Tuesday, November 10. AUCKLAND TO RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. Navua, Tuesday, November 24. AUCKLAND TO SUVA LEVUKA Manapouri, Wednesday, November 25 C. AND A. LINE TO VANCOUVER. Leaves Sydney. Leaves Tiji. Makura Nov. 23 Nov. 30. iJEHENT R.M. LINE— LONDON, via SUEZ. Leaves Sydney. Leaves Melbourne )rtona Nov. 14 Nov. INVEST COAST SO UNDS EXCURSION (From Dunedin.) Vaikare, Saturday, January 16, 1909 Tickets are available for stop-over >r return by Messrs Huddart, Parker ind Co.’s steamers. Outward passengers from Gisborne, -including holders >f return tickets, must obtain boat passes for the tender at office. 01B’ICE IS. OPEN ON SUNDAYS B’ROM 4 TO 4.30 P.M. FOR BOOKING PASSENGERS ONLY. GAMADIAH-AUSTRALIAN LINE. TO CANADA, AMERICA, & EUROPE Bsulinga sa below: — New Zealand passengers can qpnnect at Fiji or Sydney. For full particulars, apply to— UNION STEAM SHIP CO. of NEW ZEALAND, Ltd., Managing Agents. , r I NT r ■ - SALVATION ARMY CITADEL GLADSTONE ROAD. Officers in Charge: - Adjutant and Mrs. Dickens. YOU are cordially invited to any of the following meetings: SUNDAY: 7 a.m., Kneedrill; 11 a.m., Holiness Meeting; 3 p.m., Praise and Testimony Meeting j 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. Also, — TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY NIGHTS. YOUNG PEOPLE’S MEETINGS.— SUNDAY, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. a. seat, a book, and a welcome to ail. Tile above gatherings will be held for the glory of God and the salvation and sanctification of men, women, and children. A GOOD BRASS BAND AND SPECIAL CHOIR WILL DISPENSE HARMONY. Congregational Singing a special feature of each service. ' MARRIAGES SOLEMNISED. PRIVATE WEDDINGS CON- < DUCTED. GOD BLESS YOU. G. DICKENS, Adjutant. TEA ROOMS, ERSKINE’S BUILDINGS. THE above Rooms, which are large and airy and comfortably furnished, are NOW OPEN to the Public, who are assured by the Proprietor of his earnest desire to maintain them in a thoroughly up-to-date manner. Lady patrons will find the premises conveniently situated, and no expense is being spared to make them very popular. Afternoon Tea, Strawberries and Cream, and Ice Cream dispensed during the afternoon. S Are being run in conjunction with the above, and a Special Feature will be made of the Oyster and Fish Suppers, which, are obtainable at any hour on the shortest notice. The services of a capable and experienced Chef have been secured,-and it is confidently anticipated that the requirements of the Public will be catered for on a scale which is certain to meet with approval. Experienced, smart Waitresses in attendance. JAMES ERSKINE, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, AND CATERER. " UPPER J^OOMS