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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3232, 8 November 1881, Page 3

It has now been decided beyond a doubt by all the leading lights of the ape that the wave of heat which lately passed through England is coming for us in a direct line. The ladies of Napier would do well to avail themselves of the splendid values wo offer in Sunshades, 2/9, 3/6, 4/6, to 30/; also, Parasols, 10/6 to 30/.—Combs & Co.

FOR WAIROA. npHE s.s. MAORI will leave /yO\WW vV X for the above port at 11 oclock TO-NIGHT with tho Napier Ciicketers The players are requested to meet at tho Empire Hotel, at 10 o clock rjn H E A T R E ROYAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nor. 9, 1881. Under the Patronage of the whole of the Friendly Socioties, tho Volunteers, and Fire Brigades In aid of the Widow and Orphans of the late E. STUBLEY. CONCERT By the Leading Amateurs of Napier, And the Thrilluij Drama "JESSY VERE, OR THE RETURN OF THE WANDERER." BY THE GAIETY DRAMATIC CLUB. Mr Rymer will run a Special Coach from Taradale —fares Is each way, which will be handed ovor to the fund. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER SECTION. A PRIVATE SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Napier for Hastings and intermediate Stations on the evening of November 9th, immediately after the performance at the Theatre Royal. Ordinary tickets noi available by this Train. C. B. HANKEY, District Manager, Napier, November 7th, 1881. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FETE. ENTRIES for the following events will he received by the undersigned at any time up to the time of starting, viz.:—The two Obstacle Races, Sack Race, two Boys' Races, Girls' Race, Comic Song, and Grinning through Collar. The other races having filled, no further nominations will be allowed. C. T. WILLIAMS, Hon: Sec. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FETE. THE Members of the various Friendly Societies , are requested to meet at the Fire Brigade Station on WEDNESDAY, November 9, at 10 a.m. sharp, to take part in the Procession. C. T. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. A. O. P. is- **• .. "fX/f EMBERS of the Courts -i-vJL Sir Charles Napier, /3CN /f fam£rs3i> Captain Cook, Robin Hood, j£^il*»? J '-ItwL A 0.F., and Pride of Napier Juvenile Foresters, are re?Kw(>iO"cPl'tlli\F quested to meet at their icspective Court Rooms, at 940 TO-MOBROW MORN"yhi\~ JT/V? ING,forthepurposeoftaking ■%) X U% part in the Friendly Societies' Piocession. [I»":mTi>TCD F F"oM t>£ w>J»ion»Li Every member is requested to attend. NAPIER HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION. NOVEMBER 9th, PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTH DAY, WILL as usual be observed by the Members of the above Association as a CLOSE HOLIDAY, W, R.pLYTHE, Chairman. NAPIER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. THE Corps will parade opposite the Athensoum on WEDNESDAY, 9th instant, at 7 a.m. sharr, and proceed to Hastings by the train leaving at 7.25, for Skirmishing and Company Drill. On returning to Napier tho Corps will parade on Clivc-square for the purpose of attending tbe entertainment to be given by tho Gaiety Olub on behalf of the Widow and Orphans of the late Sergeant Stubley, at 7.45. W. R. BLYTHE, Acting-Captain Commanding N.R.V. Hawke's Bay County Council Office, I Napier, November 8,1881. IT is hereby notified for general information that the following gentlemen hay« been elected as Members of tho County Council of Hawke's Bay for the respective Ridings, opposite their names. NAMB. RIDING. F. Sutton .. .. C'ive J. Tohr .. .. Petane J. Bennett .. ... Puketapu G. Rymer .. .. Meanee < J.N. Williams .. Heretaunga T. Taknbk .. .. navelock J. G. KINROSS .. .. Maraekakahu G. T. FANNIN, Clerk C.C. Hawke's Bay Hawke S Bay County Council Office, Napier, November 7th, 18SI IN accordance with the provisions of the County Act, 1876, it is hereby notified that a Meeting of the members of the County Council will ho held on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of November instant, at 12 o clock noon, in the usual place, viz, the old Council Chamber, and shall proceed to elect a Chairman for the ensuing twelve months G. T* FANNIN, Clerk C.C. Hawke s Bay. CLIVE ROWING CLUB. A MEETING of the above Club will take place at Ruddiek's West Clive Hotel, on TUESDAY, November Bth, at 8 p.m. ' A fu'l attendance is requested. J. B. HOLLIS, Hon. Sec. THE CUP OF TEA. First you tako and warm your tea-pot, Let the water boiling bs— That's a most important secret — But ego you do not spare the tea. Put it on the hob to draw it For some minutes—two or three— Then fill up and shake and pour it, And bleS3 the man who sold the tea ! E. w7k nowles ' IMPORTER OF THE CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S TEA, Napieb. NOTICE. MR JAMES D, BROWNE, Saddler, of Hastings, is hereby authorised to Collect and Receive Accounts duo to me iv connection with my late shop in that township. H. R. HOLDER. November 4lh, 1881. BONES BOUGHT in largo or small quantities. Apply to the Manager, West Clive Boiling Down. The Dray will call for Bonos when required. i