NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3754, 27 July 1883, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

To-moiTow (Saturday) night the cheap sale of drapery and clothing at Mr C. Smith's shop, next Holt's timber yard, will positively close. Immense reductions have been made in all the departments. Mr Lyndon will sell oranges and tea by auction at his mart to-morrow at 11 a.m.

Mr Monteith sells horses, harness, Canterbury oats, and fowls at the Horse Bazaar at 1.30 p.m. to-morrow. Messrs AVood and Co. sell furniture and miscellaneous goods by auction at their rooms opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Hastings, at 2 p.m. to-morroAv. The time for receiving tenders forthe following works expires to-morrow : —For constructing bridge over Deep Gully botween Havelock and Te Mata, with Mr John Chambers, junr., noon ; for metalling the Pakowhai road from Pakowhai railway crossing to main road at Farndon, with Clive Road Board, noon ; and for erecting a building at Hastings, with Mr H. 0. Johnson.

Legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of rates due to the Puketapu Road Board unpaid after to-morrow. Tearse's Panorama, "From Ocean to Ocean," opens in the Theatre Royal tomorrow night, The road betAveen Tareha's bridge and Meanee bridge is unsafe for traffic until the water subsides and the road is repaired.

Mr Jacoby has been appointed agent at Hastings for Mr Goddard, of the Havelock nurseries, and the latter publishes prices at which hop sets can be obtained. Mr Alexander BroAvne, Hastings street, has special value in drapery and clothing, as winter goods must be cleared out at any sacrifice.

Mr F. W. Garner has the business of a general storekeeper in Napier for sale, and also several town and suburban properties.

Mr Monteith will sell 60,000 feet of sawn timber da- auction at Glendinning's yards, near Napier raihvay station, on Thursday, August 9. A number of ucav advertisements AA-ill be found in our " AA'auted " column.

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