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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1257, 24 January 1883, Page 3

&IBBOBNB SOWING CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING ef the above Club ig hereby convened fer FRIDAY the 26th inet., at 7.30 p.n., at the Masonic Hotel, to arrange crews, and re new boats. JOSEPH CRBBBWELL, 8M Hen. See. RADDLE HORSES to be out on hire at——E, MATTHEWS, 520 Roebuck Road. TO BUILDERS. 71ULNDXR8 will bo received by the nnderX signed up till SATURDAY NEXT, the 27th inrt., at noon, for Alterations and Additions to the Premises of Mr G. R. Moors Gladstone Road. Plans and Specification. ean be soon at my residence, Lowe-otreet, after Monday, the* Mod inrt. W. X QUIGLEY, SIS Architect. MONEY TO LEND?” 7TIHX following sums to lend on First-class Freehold Security, st Current Rates. £450, £5OO, £5OO. M. J. GANNON, 496 Licensed Interpreter. Peel-aUeet. STEAM BETWEEN AUCKLAND, GIS BORNE, NAPIER 4 WELLINGTON. A rpHE UNION 8.8. SOUTHERN CROSS, will run regularly between the above ports, leaving Auckland and Wellington each alternate Monday. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 505* Agents. Lost—£l Reward. LOST A BROWN MARE from Matawhere, branded a Wine-glass on near shoulder. The above reward will be paid to anyone returning the same to— J. SCOTT, 105 Roseland. TO NIGHT !! TO-NIGHT !! THIS NIGHT PARNELL 4 BOYLAN’S HALL. WEDNESDAY 4 THURSDAY The Magnificent Pantomine, Harlequin Jack, the Giant Killer, or Tub Knights or tbb Round Tabu.

The Great Jockey Hornpipe of Five. The Grand Transformation and Fairy Ballet. The Wonderful Mechanical Effects and Gorgeous Scenery. ' Prices—Front Seats, 5. i Second Scats, 8s i Gallery, is, Plan of Reserve Scats at S. Stevenson's. ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, For the convenience of Schools and Families and at the Special Request of many Parents — A MATINEE Wil! bo held at 8.80 p.m. Prices —For Children: Front Seats, Is i -Back, fid. Adults, to all parts of the house, \ half the usual price. 526 8. STEVENSON, Lessee. ARCHTBALD FORBES THE FAMOUS WAR CORRESPONDENT. Course of Four Lectures PARNELL 4 BOYLAN'S HALL. Commencing— MONDAY, JANUARY 29th, With the thrilling Lecture EXPERIENCES OF A WAR CORRESPONDENT. A Few Leading Opinions. FORBES'S ride after Ulundi, when wounded, he rode in the dark 110 miles in 14 honrs, to send news of the victory to Sir Garnet Wolseley, is an achievement destined to live eternally in the records of heroic • adventure.” — Tima. * “ His lectures prove that to describe a charge you must be in it, and to tell of the heroic defence of a redoubt you must not be afraid of shells.”— Vanity Fair. “ Forbes has been lionised as much as a man can be. The Queen sent for him to Balmoral. The Duke of Sutherland travelled all the way from Dunrobin Castle to bear him lecture in. St. James’s Hall.—New York Tribune. ■< Mr Forbes has surpassed every other writer in the brilliancy and fidelity of his descriptions, and has shown th« courage of a hero.”—Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. The Lectures will be illustrated with Original Life-sire Portraits of the Illustrious Personagss described. Dress Cirole, 4s ; Stalls, So ; Pit, 2s. TRANSFERABLE COURSE TICKETS : —Dress Circle, 12s i Stalls, 8s; Pit, os. Seats at Mrs A. M. Browne’s Fancy Rea petitory, where Course and Single Tickets tor all the Theatre can be J. T. CRAWFORD, PIANOFORTE MAKER, TUNER AND REPAIRER, GISBORNE. Balls and Private Pasties attended. AU kinds of Musical Instruments Tuned and Repaired. Violin 4 Pianoforte taught. Terms on Application J 261 A GENUINE “ COCKTAIL ” MAY now be had at D. PAGE’S Masonic Hotel. 460