NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3725, 23 June 1883, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

Mr R. 11. Robinson, Cheap Drapery Shop, Emerson-street, is selling off his overstocked drapery and clothing at 20 per cent, discount off regular prices. Owing to the great success of his cheap sale of drapery Mr C. Smith has decided to continue it for three weeks longer in the shop next Holt's timber yard. Tho Bon Marche quotes prices for a special purchase in black kid gloves. Hannah Hall, of America, and James B. Cotton, of Tasmania (Friends), deliver addresses at the Wesleyan Church at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. to-morrow. Persons interested in the widening of Dickens-street arc invited to meet at Mr Monteith's new store, Hastings-street, on Monday evening. Owing to the non-arrival of the Kiwi MiRyan's sale of ornamental trees, plants, kc, is postponed from Monday till Tuesday nextMr Hugo delivers one of his lectures at the Clive Hall on Tuesday evening next. Tho Municipal Engineer invites separate tenders for the erection of a new strongroom and for the supply of gas-lamp lanterns. The Holiday Association observe Thursday next, the day of the steeplechase meeting, as a holiday after 11 o'clock. Mr F. D. Luclrie, secretary of the Jockey Club, thanks the gentlemen who assisted to subdue the fire on the Hastings racecourse on Thursday. Mr R. G. Graham has a four-roomed cottage in Onepoto, with every convenience, to let. Mrs Macdonald, surgical belt and stay maker, remains in Napier for one week longer. Mr J. Kelly, Hastings, offers a reward of £1 to anybody returning a bay mare, lost from the Victoria stables, Napior, to him. Mr J. T. Cassin wants everyone to sec his show of jugs to-night. Mr J. Bourke, secretary Gisborne Harbor Board, invites tenders for building new wharves at Gisbowe.

The Zenlandia Company's consultation on the Melbourne Cup is now open at Auckland. A number of new advertisements will be found in our '' Wanted '' column.