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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 945, 21 May 1881, Page 3

OYSTERS. 8 BAGS FRESH COROMANDEL OYSTERS, just received per Rotorua. A. LEDGER, Ferry House. Shooting 1 Gallery. (Three Doors above the British Empire Hotel, Peel-street). J | \ALY has opened a well-appoin- • J--' ted Shooting Gallery, and solicits public patronage. This Gallery affords splendid practice for marksmen, and a capital Winter evening’s amusement. 115 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE Borough, of G-isborne. AND GENTLEMEN—Having been nominated as a Candidate for the Office of Auditor to the Borough Council of Gisborne, I shall be glad of your votes and support on the day of Election,—l am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Most Obedient Servant, HI W. K. McLEAN. J BATTERY VARIETY TROUPE! THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF T7INTERTAINMENTS ERIES OF JCJNTERTAINMENTS WILL BE GIVEN AT McFarlane’s hall, —ON — MONDAY, MAY 30, 1881. Programme.—Part I. Overture Battery Band Song Mr. W. Ratcliffe Song Madame Stewart Instrumental Duet Reading Mr. F. J. Piesse Song “ The Bugler ”Captain Chrisp Song (m character)Mr. M. H. Smith Selections, Pianoforte Mr. "W. Clarke Comic Duet (original), “ The Baby in Arms,” Madame Stewart & Mr. W. H. Sceats INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. Part 11. Selections... Battery Band To conclude with (for the first time in Gisborne) the Whimsical, Fantastical, Matrimonial, Laughter-Provoking & Tear-distilling Farce, entitled “My Turn Next.” With the following powerful cast of characters :— Taraxicum Twitters (Village Apothecary) Mr. F. W. Thompson Tim Bolus (His Dispensing Assistant) ...Mr. F. J. Piesse Top Trap (Commercial Traveller)Mr. J. , Cresswell Farmer Wheatear...., Mr. C. Ward Lydia (The much married Mrs. Twitters) Madame Stewart Cicely (her sister) M rs Thompson Peggy (A charming Maid of all Work) Mr M. H. Smith. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. ■ Performance to commence at 8 o’clock sharp. Admission :—Front Seats, 3s ; Baek Seats, 2s ; Gallery, Is. Tickets i ~" —■ —— ICKETSj May bb had Everywhere I