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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3243, 22 November 1881, Page 3

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

THEATRE < ROTAL. Managers.. .. Tlieo, Hamilton and J. S. WilUs Stage Manager W. J. Holloway Last Nights of the Paerless Artiste LOUISE "OOMEROY, JL Supported by W. J. HOLLOW AY, W. HOSKINS, H. FLEMMINGr, J. J. WALLACE, TflEO. HAMILTON, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) The groat emotional drama, EAST LYNtfE. aSffvL} MrssPoMKnor To-morrow (Wednesday)--LED ASTRAY. Thursday—AS YOU LIKE IT. Friday—Farewell Benefit to Miss Louise Pomkroy. LONDON ASSURANCE. Jos. Pickersgill- Manager for Miss Pomeroy. NAPIER HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of Committee will be held at the Herald Office THIS EVENING, at 8 pm. sharp. Business—Tho consideration of a Half-holiday on St. Andrew's Day. W. R. BLYTHE, Chairman. THE SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL £1,000,000 Hrau Office George-stroet, Glasgow Hkad Office of Nkw Zealand Wellington rpHB undersigned Agent for Hawke'a Bay for the JL above Company ia prepared to accept Fire Risks on reasonable tsrms. FRANK PELL, Agent, Emerson-street. THAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). (1).-The proposed railway will be about 74 miles in length, and completes an unbroken chain of railway communication between the City of Auckland and the Hot Lake District. (2). For a distance of 40 miles the proposed line must at no very distant date form part oE the main Une connecting Auckland with Napier and Wellington. (3) Seven per cent, is guaranteed on the cost and equipment of the railway for a period of 15 years. Prospectuses and forms of application for share 3 may bo had from ED.F. MENZTES, Sharebroker. notice! ' I HEREBY thank the Public generally for tho very liberal eupport I have received in previous years, and would draw their attention to a lot of very useful and seasonable Machines, both new and second-hand that I have on hand for Bale at extremely low price 3. Having always endeavored to meet tho requirements of the district as far as practicable in the matter of Agricultural Implements and Machinery, A.J. feels confident that those in want of such will do well to entrust him with their orders, when they may depend on getting the best value for their money, and will receive prompt attention, either in Manufacturing or Importing. The lot now waiting Sale comprises— 1 Hornsby Reaper and Mower, now 1 Hornsby Paragon Reaper and Mower, new 1 Samuelson's Self-Raker Reaper seoond-hand 1 Nicholson's Reaper and Mower, secondhand 2 Mowing Machines only, second-hand 1 2-Horco Stripper in perfect working order, a really good line for grass or grain 1 1-Horse Stripper, increased speed, suitable for hilly country 1 Small Threshing Machine with Horsepower complete. A very portable and useful lot. A.J. can supply Machines by any other maker. Horse Rakes, Disc Harrows, any size, from Gft to 12ft wide, at prices that will ensure sale. Communications by post punctually attended to. All so v ts of Agricultural Implements and Machinery bought, sold, exchanged, or repaired on the Premises, at the INLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTORY, WATPUKURAU. A. J O N E S . Novamber 21st, ISBI. HAVING madj arrangement with a Firm in London, trading with the Colonies, tho undersigned is prepared to receive Orders (largo and small), which will bo promptly and faithfully executed on moderate terms. ED. F. MRNZIES, Commission Ac;ont, and General nrok FOR WELLINGTON VIA THE COAST. *_~ j>, npilE s.s. GO-AHEAD, JL Captain Doyljß, Wi " ste:un fnr above port c> ll WEDNESDAY, at i£o CARRYING PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES. For freight or passage, apply to MURRAY. ROBERTS & CO., Agents, Napier and Port Ahuriri.