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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3241, 19 November 1881, Page 1

County Council Notices. Hawke s Bay County Council Office,' 18 Napier, November 7th, 1881 8 TN accordance with the provisions of -the. County ,y X Act, 1876, it is hereby notified that a Meeting of ie the members of the County Council .will be bold on te WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of November instant, ie at 12 o clock noon, in the, place, viz, the old ,r Council Chamber, ;.iid shall proceed to elect » 1 Chairman for the ensv'ng twelve months v Clerk C.C. Hawke s Bay. r, , ),.„ inn... v Education Board Notices. il ; r~r — : education Office, a ■ Napier, October 10th, 7881. rpEACHBRS will be required after December 31st, X for the Poranrhau and Wallihgford District Schools. Further buormation as to average attendg ance, splary, etc., oe obtained from the undersigned tML - HILL, B . Secretary. i Public Notices. 3 , — ' j npHAMES VALLEY AND EOTORUA [ X HALLWAY COMPANY (Limited). (1). The proposed railway will be about 74 milo in length, and completes an unbroken chain o( railway communication between the City of Auckland dnd the Hot Lake Distiict. (2). For a distance of 40 miles the proposed liae must at no very distant date form part of tbe main 'me connecting Auckland with Napier and Welling , -' ton. (3) Seven per cant, is guaranteed on the cost and equipment of the railway for a period of 15 years. Prospectuses and forms of applicaticn for shares mpy be had from ED.F. MEtfZIES, Sbarebroker. TAEADALE TJOUSE. M. BARRY Begs to inform the Inhabitants ol Taradale and surrounding districts that Hho his jusfc completed extensive alterations to the atove old established Store, and is now Shewing a Laige and Varied Stock SUMMER GOODS Which must he sold to make room for a fresh consignment Sateens, new colors, Is Sateens, bronze, Is Pomnadours from fid Large lot of Points from 6d SPLENDID VALUE IN PLAIN GOODS White Calico 4s per doz. Turkey Twill, Is per yal'J Brown Holland Bd. lOd, and Is ■White Twill Sheeting (double width) Is 8d Brown do do Is 3d ■White Muslin, checked and striped, Is and Is 3d per yard White Honeycomb Counterpanes 10s 6d NEW SHADES IN FANCY DRESS PIECES, MARKED VEEY LOW. t LUSTRES from 0d per yard , A splendid line of TWILL CRETONNES, new patterns, Cd and Is per yard The newest shapes in STRAW and CHIP HATS, Trimmed and untrimmed A Very Large Selection of FEATHERS AND FLOWERS. 4 dozen Girls' STRAW HATS, at 6d each New Styles in Shaded Trimmings Now Shades in Laces -, New Shades in Ties • - .-. . New T'f-ifs-in Nesk Handkerchiefs J COLLARS, COLLARETTES, AND SHOULDERETTES. i SUN HATS Is, and Iβ Gd S PARASOLS from 2s CI to 4s Cd Ladies' Black Kid GLOVES, 43 Ladies' Black Lace GLOVEP, 2s Child's Coloured Lisle GLOVES, 2 buttons, Cd UMBRELLAS from 5s Cd TOWELS AND TOILET COVERS. Ladies' Silk HOSE from 3s Ladies' HANDKKROHIEF3 from 6s per dozen Girls' Trimmed Pompadour DRESSES, 7s Cd Girls , Print DRESSES. 43, 4s 6d, and 53 Girls' Diapc- PINATOBES, Is Girls' Holland do 18 A Largo Lot of Ladies' Kid 9a Cd, formerly 15s Girls' Kid BOOTS, Is to Cs Gd, Melt be cleared to make room for Fresh Consignments. Men's Serge SUITS from 23a Men's Tweed SUITS, 50s, 60s, and 70s Men's Tweed TKOUBEKS and VESTS, 20s Men'o Cord and Mole TROUSERS, 8s Cd , 10 Dozen Men's Coloured SHIRTS, extra etrong ' and large at Js 3d each , 20 Dozen Union SHIFTS, 3s 10d each J Regatta SHIHTS, Collars attached, 5s to 8s 6d 10 Dozen Fancy Striped 3-HOSE at Sd HandKr.itted3-HoSEat2s < Men's UNDERSHIRTS and PANTS, large sizes, from CsGd 8 Dozen Boy's and Youths' Tweed and Mole TROUSERS at 43 Youth's SDITS. all sizes, 2.5s Boy's do do do 13s Gd ' A line of Holland ard Duck COATS and TROUSEBS from 3s 6d each TICKING, SHIRTING-, and TOWELLING. ' Kush HATS, Men's and Youths, Is. To Ariive Shorf Iγ, a large Consignment of GLASb ana CROCKERY WARE, to bo sold Cheap. ] INSPECTION INVITED. fin MOM AS FOREMAN bega to thank his customers .JL for their kind patronage during the six years he ha 3 carried on business aa a Butcher in Dickensstreet. He jas disposed of his business to MR ROBERT HATCH, on whose behalf he solicits a continuance of the patronage hitherto gso liberally bestowed ou himself. IN reference to ihe above, ROBERT HATCH, bejrs to state that be intends to carry or the business disposed of t • him by MR FOREMAN with such diligence and attention as shall ensure to him this favors of his predecessor's crstomers n well as of his own. He takes this opportunity of thnrking liia ci"'stoiueiJ for their faror, Mid hopes to meilt and secure a continuance of the same. CO rriAYLOK, BOOT and SHOE WAREHOUSE, HASTINGS. one oi? THE Largest and Best Stock 01? MEN'S, WOMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S ' BOOTS and SHOES TO CHOSE F U O M . JT» \T E R N O N J3. V ENGINEER, Corner of Hastings-street and Dickons street. < STEAM, WATER, ard GASFITTER , Braes Founder and Finisher. ( Conservatories, Green Houses, Dwelling Houses, etc., fitted with Hot Water Apparatus on the most approved and economical principle. BATHS AND LAVATORIES FITTED UP. Agricultural Implements and all sorts of Slachines fitted and repaired. Boilin;,' Downs fitted with the Newest Improvement. NAPIER SAVINGS BANK, BEOWNINGf-BTEEET. OPEN ON TUESDAY EVENIN G From G to 8 o'clock. Depositsreceived from Is to £100. 6 per cent. Interest allowed on all deposits not exceeding £100. EDWARD LYNDON, Manager. j