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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3088, 20 May 1881, Page 3

{For continuation of news see fourthpage.') Another most startling change of fashion. In consequence of cocknny sportsmen being so numerous this season, the pheasants no longer wear tails. So says the Great Barnum. But take heart—we have just received another consignment of ladies', maids', and children's seal hats and bonnets, which we offer at our former prices—3s, 3s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d to 37s 6d.—Combs & Co., Cash Palace. NEWS FOR HOME. rpHE WEEKLY MERCURY, containing the latest British and Foreign, Continental, Australian, Colonial, and Local Intelligence, was published THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING. Price (stamped) Sixpbnce. The Mail for Newspapers closes at the Chief Post Office to-morrow at 7 a.m. FOR WELLINGTON rpHE as. KIWI, Captain L. Campbell, will steam for VMFs. r the above port, TO -MORiiOW For freight or passage, apply to KINROSS & CO., Agents. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, fk'-- k HPHE schooner ENDEAVOR, 115 _J)^los||v l v ' ons burthen, now daily expected $H§s§|sg||fflp»' rom Oamaru, will be open to Freight or Charter for any Southern Port. Apply to CROSS & SMYTH. ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH. IN consequence of the continued dry weather the Annual Ploughing Match advertised to be held on the 24th instant, will be Postponed until further notice. By order of the Committee, F. D. LUCK lE, Secretary, 11. B. Agricultural and Pastoral Society. 1 Napier, 18th May, 1881.