NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3988, 3 May 1884, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

Robaon'a Mirror of tho Egyptian War, with gift distribution, will be exhibited at Hastings again to-night. Footballers desirous of forming a Hawke s Bay Rugbj' Union are requested to meet: at the Criterion Hotel at 8 o'clock to-night. Designs, under motto, for the proposed Corporation offices and hall, must be sent in to the Town Clerk not later than noon on Monday. The ratepayers and members of the Maraokakaho Road Board hold their annual meeting in tho Maraelcakaho Hall at 2 p.m. I on Monday, and those of the Petane district! in the Petaue school-room ut » p.m. on thel same day. I The raffle for S. Oatham'a work of arl

will take place at Messrs Large and Townley's at 5 p.m. on Monday. Mr Archibald McLean, being the only candidate nominated, is declared duly elected a member of tho Maraelcakaho Road Board. Messrs Sydney Johnston, Harry Smith, J. S. Handyside, and S. Bridge, have taken out shooting licenses for the game season. Mr Jacobs has a variety of useful and ornamental gifts, and also a special arrival of footballs. Mr V. Jensen informs the public that Mr O'Neill has no connection with Mr R.--W. Jensen's watchmaking and jewellery establishment in Emerson-street, which is still being carried on. Mr Prebble has received a lino of smoked schnapper. The annual meeting of the Hastings Licensing Committee will take place in the office of the Town Board at Hastings on Wednesday, 4th June. N. G., office of this paper, has a fourroomed house on the hills to let. Messrs Collins and Co., jewellers, Hastings street, have the new patent "Pelican" ware, hand-painted and untaruishable. Persons trespassing on either side of the Saltwater Creek, Meanee, will be prosecuted. Mr T. J. Bowes has a small cottage at Taradale, with two or five acres of land, to let. Messrs Large and Townley, solo agents, have Brinsmeade pianos made from woods grown in liawke's Bay to arrive, and have other makers in stock. Mr Arthur Beecroft has lost tho run of customers from tho Railway Hotel, Hastings, aud finders of same will be rewarded on delivery. Messrs Blytho aud Co. have a new stock of sash ribbons. Messrs Hardy and Sidey have received a special assortment of lamps of newest design, imported direct from the manufacturers, and for sale at very cheap prices. Mr D. C. Hitchmanis selling lollies, &c., wholesale, at lowest rates, quality and purity guaranteed. A number of new advertisements will be found in our "Wanted" column. Hop Bitters has restored to sobriety and health perfect wrecks from intemperance. Peruse all.