NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3890, 8 January 1884, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

The social gathering in connection with the induction of tho Rev. Mr Paterson to the charge of St. Paul's Church will be held this evening, tea being served in the school-room at 6.30, and a public meeting being held in the church at 8 o'clock. The brethren of the Victoria Lodge of Freemasons hold their regular monthly meeting in the Masonic Hall, Munroestreot, at 7.30 this evening The Work and Win Lodge of Good Templars hold an open meeting in the Oddfellows' Hall, Hastings, at 8 o'clock tonight, the members to meet at 7 on important business.

The annual election of four members of the Hospital Committee takes place tomorrow.

The creditors of J. C. McKenuie, cook, of Napier, hold their first meeting at the Court House, Napier, at 2 p.m. to-morrow.

The Southern Cross Petroleum Company has made another call of 3d per share, payable at tho company's office in Christchurch to-morrow.

Accounts against the Rifle Volunteer company must be rendered on or bofore tomorrow.

Tho creditors of William King, of Tarawera, aro requested to meet in Mr McVay's shop on Monday next.

The appointment of Mr John Collinge as returning officer for the Town District of Hastings, and the dates for the nomination and election of commissioners, is gazetted.

Applications for the post of clerk and collector to the Wairoa County are invited,

Mr 11. Monteith has several business sites in Hastings-street for sale. Additions arc made to Mr M. R. Miller's catalogue of pure-bred rams to be disposed of at tho ensuing ram fair. Mr Henry Collins, Hastings, wants tenders for making and burning 50,000 bricks. Messrs Blytho and Co. have opened a number of dolmans, richly trimmed, which are selling cheap. Messrs Hardy and Sidcy have just received a largo shipment of patent glass and American wire fly traps. A number of now advertisements will be fouud iv our " Wanted " column.

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