NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3858, 28 November 1883, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

The brethren of tho Loyal Napier Lodge of Oddfellows hold their regular fortnightly meeting this evening at the usual timo and place. The first meeting of the creditors of William Corbett, of Napier, photographer, a bankrupt, Avillbcheld at the Court House, Napier, at 2 p.m. to-morrow. Persons having claims against the Horticultural Society in connection Avith the autumn or summer shows aro requested to forward same to the secretary, Mr H. Lascelles, by to-morrow. Mr Monteith sells horses, harness, tea, oats, maize, &c, at the Horse Bazaar on Saturday. Captain Blythe informs members of the Rifle Volunteers avlio fail to earn their capitation money for the current year that they Avill bo sued for the amount. Messrs Banner and Liddle's first wool sale of tho season will bo held at their Spit stores on Thursday, 13th December. Mr S. Carneil has those convenient offices adjoining Messrs Banner and Liddle's to let. Messrs F. W. Collins and Co., watchmakers and manufacturing jewellers, Hastings street, Avere aAvarded first prize at the Agricultural Society's slioav for their own manufactures. Messrs Blythe and Co. arc offering remnants cheap. Tenders arc invited for tho erection of a house according to plans and specifications to be seen at Mr Lyndon's auction rooms. Mrs Coham, milliner, next Faulknor's Coach Factory, Hastings street, has received another parcel of new goods. A number of now advertisements AA'ill bo found iv our '' Wanted '' column.

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