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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4147, 6 November 1884, Page 3

isCINDE LODGE, 419, I.C. nnHE Regular Monthly Meeting of the J. above Lodge takes place at the Masonic Hall, Tennyson street, T-Ulb (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren invited. By Order of the W.M. NAPIER YOUNG WOMEN'S M.H. ASSOCIATION. A FULL attendance of Members is requested on FRIDAY, 7th inst., and it is particularly desired that all Books be then returned, 'as it is intended to suspend meetings during the Summer Months until > March next. A. STUART, V H Secs> C. CORNFORD, ) am, ° November sth, 1884. NAPIER ATHEN/EUM WATER PARTY. THICKET HOLDERS are requested to X ' be ready for starting at 10 o'clock on TUESDAY MORNING, the Uth instant, from the other side of Long Point. Everyone to provide for themselves. Persons desirous of going can obtain tickets from any member of the Athonfflum Committee. . , , Unsold tickets to be returned not later than FRIDAY, the Bth inst. ; after that date will be charged against those who hold them. F. LOGAN, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. THE NAPIER ATHENiEUM AND MECHANICS INSTITUTE. A MEETING of the Members of the Body Corporate will be held on the 26th day of November 1884, at 8 o'clock p.m. in the Reading Room of the Athensnm. Business:—To consider the advisability of borrowing on mortgage of the lands of the Body Corporate a sufficient sum of moneyfor the purpose of altering adding to and improving the buildings now upon the said lands, and erecting new buildings thereon in accordance with plans to be submitted to the said meeting, and, if deemed desirable, to authorise such borrowing. By Order of the Committee. F. LOGAN, Hon. Sec. HAWKE'S BAY SAILING CLUB. Race to de Sailed in the Inner Harbor on SATURDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, 1884. From between the flagship \J and a buoy anchored off Circular Bank, round a boat or a buoy anchored to the westward of the Watchman, thence round a boat or buoy anchored to the eastward of the Watchman,- and then round the flagship, and over tho same course again, passing all boats or buoys on the starboard hand, and finishing between the flagship and the buoy. Boats to bring up in line between the flagship and a buoy, and start at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Ample time will be given to prepare, and one (1) shot will bo fired to start. The Club's Sailing rules must be strictly adhered to. Positions. No. 1. Nancy Lee 2. Sylph 3 ; . -Whitei Squall , 4. Ada 5. Tni 6. Nymph. . ; No. 1 to be near the flagship and the rest in numerical order between her and the buoy. • ■■'"■ ;W. S. PROVIS, • , : '... Hon.. Sec. RIFLE COMPETITION FOR TROPHY Presented by Me Sheehan. OPEN to all Members of the H.B. Rifle Association and Volunteer Companies. Ranges, 200, 300, and 500 yards; 7 shots at each. No entrance fee. Firing for the above will take place at the Petano Range on TUESDAY, the 11th inst., to commence at 6 a.m. sharp. _ Intending competitors must send in their names to the Secretary before 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, the Bth instant., who will attend to receive entries at tho Masonic Hotel, between the hours of 8 and 9 p.m. on that date. - . ■ . Rules of the H.B.R. A. strictly adhered tO. . " ■ : . Coach will leave Criterion at 5 a.m. on morning of competition. J. ROSS, Secretary. M. GT IBBM ' : POST OFFICE STORES, NOESBWOOD, Situated in .the centre of the Norsewood settlement. Mil Gribble has made it his business to supply th« wants of the district with GENERAL GROCERIES, DRAPERY, IRONMONGERY, and Bush Implements. Fungus bought in large or small quantities. . Highest prices, given for local produce. Agent for the Daily Telegrami. PETANE RACE CARDS. rpENDERS for the purchase of the Cards JL of the Petane Race Meeting will •be received up till 3 o'clock on:FRIDAY, 7th inst. i'enders to be addressed to the Honorary Secretary, Caledonian Hotel. PETANE RACES, NOVEMBER llm, • 1884. PRICES of Admission to the Petane Racecourse:—All Vehicles, 2/6 each, and 1/- each occupant. No horsemen allowed on the Course. Pedestrians, 1/-; Grand Stand and Lawn, 2/6. L. DE PELICHET, Hon. Sec. JA M E S "\,f I L L S, lVx SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, . Next to the Horse Bazaar* Hastings-street, Napier. J. M. having commenced business as above is prepared to supply the public with all descriptions of Saddlery, Harness, Whips, Bits, Spurs, and all trade requisites, at the Lowest Rates. Having obtained the services of Mr J. R. Evans, late of H. R. Holder's, J.M. can guarantee to Customers the highest class of Goods. Note the Address— NEXT THE HORSE BAZAAR. "DOOTS !! "OO.OTS!!! I, the undersigned, having Removed from my late Premises in Hastings street and opened up Business in Emerson street, opposite Messrs Hoadley's Stores, wish to state that it is my intention to inform the Public that Boots Made to Order will be turned out in the same Masterly Style that has made famous in,Hawke's Bay. . . ; ~ \ My Imported Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Boy's Boots and Shoes is of the vory Best Quality; therefore Customers can rely with confidence on. being suppliod with first-class Goods, combined with Fashion and Durability, at tho Lowest Prices. • WILLIAM TUCKWELL, ■ Emerson Street. FOR SALE—A few tons Good Potatoes, • just landed from Oamaru ex s.s. Omapere, suitable for a change of seed. Apply to— FRED. W. WILLIAMS. FOR SALE. From Olrig Station. KAAA MERINO WETHERS, 2 DUUU and 4-tooth. OAAA MERINO EWES, 2-tooth OU.UU '. and full-mouthed. Apply to— •■ * ■.' '. ■ • J. H. COLEMAN, Napier. rnHE last Launch for Te Anau on SATi URDAY NEXT, for Wellington, &c., will be 12.30 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. as a ver ise . . a. D. FRASER.'