SALVATION ARMY CITADEL. TO-NIGHT! 300 PEOPLE WANTED TO HEAR JAMES Q.LOVER Deliver Ills Interesting LECTURE at 8 p.m. sharp, on “SALVATION ARMY WORK AMONGST THE FALLEN,” and what the Army does to help them. And on the ARMY WORK IN FOREIGN LANDS including a trot through Java. Mr. John Townley will preside, and the Band will play outside the Citadel from 7.30. ADMISSION: Free. Collection in aid of the Army work. GEO. DICKENS, Adjutant, JJIS -jy-AJESTY’S Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON. Manager Bert. Royle. THURSDAY, December 10th, and FRIDAY, December 11th. J. C. WILLIAMSON By arrangement with Liebler and Co., ot New York, presents A Sermon in Smiles. MRSWIGGSof the CABBAGE PATCH A Grand Humorous Classic. MRSWIGGSof the CABBAGE PATCH An Outstanding Theatrical Success. MRSWIGGSof the CABBAGE PATCH A Triumph of Art. MRS WIGGSof the CABBAGE PATCH A Heart-Warming Success. MRSWIGGSof theCABBAGE PATCH The Acme of Comedy. M RS.WI GGSof the CABBAGE PATC H The .-Poetry of Pathos. MRS Wi GGSof the CABBAGE PATC H Au Evening of Sheer Delight. MRSWIGGSoi theCABBAGE PATCH A GREAT PLAY BY A GREAT COMP AN Y. PRICES—Ss, 3s, and 2s. Box Plan at Miller’s. Touring Manager ... Charles Berkeley GREAT ATTRACTION. fJTHEATRE OF J^QV'ELY ARTICLES From all Parts of the World. CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLROOM TO-DAY (TUESDAY) Open—3 to 5.30; 7 to 10 pm. ADMISSION: Free. Proceeds in aid of the New Church Building Fund. IN BANKRUPTCY. STATE OF JAMES LANG. REMOVED TO FIREBELL CORNER, GREAT CHEAP SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES NOW ON. TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS! TEA ROOMS, ERSKINE’S BUILDINGS. NOW OPEN. 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 man. ner. 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. rOT IMTEALS. LUNCHEON ... 12 to 2. TEA ... ... sto 7 First-class Catering and Best Attention. JAMES HRSKINE, BAKER, CONFECTIONER AND CATERER. NOTE. THE Verdict- of Experience is in - favor of Douglas Bros. Threecourse Dinners Is. Fish every day. A sweet welcome to all. STRAND CAFE.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2368, 8 December 1908, Page 1
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