NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3905, 25 January 1884, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

An entertainment for the benefit of Mr F. W. Millia, impersonator and ventriloquist, -will be given in the Theatre Royal to-night, commencing at 8 o'clock sharp. Mr Monteith's weekly aale of horses, vehicles, saddlery, &c, -will bo held at the Horse Bazaar at 11.30 a.m. to-morrow, and Mr Monteith will also dispose of without reserve two geldings, one filly, and a steeplecha.se saddle. Separate tenders for the erection of Court Houses at Ormondville and "Woodville will be received at the Public Works Office, Wellington, up to noon to-morrow. The cricket match .between the Scindo Eovers and Napier Clubs, for tho Association challenge cup, will be continued on the recreation ground af 2 p.m. to-morrow. Tenders for making additions to a residence on the hills will be received by Mr Dugleby not later than to-morrow. Madame Sunmierhaycs and Miss Anderson are prepared to take pupils at once for piano and singing. Mr F. W. Garner offers himself for reelection on the Napier School Committee, and hopes that his past services will merit tbQ support of tlw b9USeh,Q.}dere.

Mr Alexander Browne, Hastings street, is clearing out hundreds of lines of drapery regardless of cost. Messrs Hondley, Lyon and Co. make additions to their catalogue of rams to be sold at the ram fair at Hastings next week. Messrs Blythe and Co. have men s, youth's, and boy's Kaiapoi clothing at sale prices. . . -,3 4. The entire horse Pope is imponded at Hastings, and, if not redeemed, will be sold on February Bth. Mr Hayes, of the Heretaunga Store, Hastings, is selling the balance of his stock nt under cost price, to make room for fresh Mrs Coham, next Caledonian Hotel, Hastings street, is making great reductions in her stock of millinery, straw goods, underclothing, baby linen, &c. A number of new advertisements will be found in our "Wanted " calumn.

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