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NOTABILIA.

Tho members of the Clive Square Improvement Committee meet this evening. Messrs Hardy and Sidey have special selection in Patty and Gako Pans, Biscuit Tins, Cake Tins, Jelly Moulds, etc., imported for Christmas Irade. Inspection invited. Tlic .1.5. Wairoa will leave tho wharf at midnight on the 25th instant for an excursion trip to Wairoa and back, particulars of which will be found in the advortiscment. Ruddock and Fryer are selling electroplate and cutlery at considerably lower prices than any firm in town. Mr D. B. Watt will provide luncheon at at the grand stand and second stand Hastings. Vaseline cold cream for the protection of the skin from tho sun and wind can be had of Mr J. S. Wclsman, chemist. H. Williams, ironmonger, hasjust landingex steamer Kaikoura, thirty tons orb brand corrugated iron. Tho largest holder of builders' ironmonger}' in Hawke's Bay. The Waipawa Athletic Club will hold the annual sports in Mr Scriingcour's paddock on Boxing Day (Friday next). 11. Willuunsisjust opening newand choice patterns of fenders, fireirons, register grates, coal vase. , ', &<;. Particulars arc inserted respecting the trains on the Napier railway during the Christmas and Now Year holidays. Hardy and Sidey invite inspection of their large shipment just landed of specialities for Christmas. Popular prices. The members of St. John's Ladies' Work .Society intend holding a garden party on Tuesday next. H. Williams, ironmonger, is sole ajrent fjr Napier and Huwke's Bay of the Zcalandia cooking range, the best and cheapest cotlage range in tho market. Mr 0. L. Margoliouth will not hold his usual sale on Saturday next. Dr TToadley announces that he has commenced practice at Hastings. Ruddock and Fryer are offering first-class bargains for 'Xinas. All prizes and no blanks. Liberal discounts. A. musical and dramatic entertainment will be given in the Oddfellows' Hall, Taradale, by the scholars and teachers on I'riday next. 11. Williams has just landed Garton and King's ranges, Leamington ranges, Smith and AVellstood's "mistress ranges," and the celebrated oil stoves. J. Williams and Co., late of Jensen's, Napier, have started in Waipawa as watchmakers and jewellers. An interprovinoial cricket match Wellington v. Hawke's Bay will be played next Friday and Saturday on Recreation Ground. Take your cash to Ready Money Robinson and save 2s in the pound on all your Christmas requirements. Don't forget tho cheap carpets and linoleums now offering at Robinson's, Emerson-street. A. W. L. Cot troll is living- to die, and dying to live, and selling Rowlands mclacomia hair dye at 7s Gd. Also a splendid assorted stock of noxeltics and fancy goods suitable for XMAS, and New Year gifts, at very low prices. Razors pet, pipes mounted in gold or silver, shampooing -with American bay rhiim Is. Private room for ladies and children's hr.irdressiug, hair work, and hair jewellery of every description manufactured on the shortest-notice. Private room for kdics or gentlemen's hair dyeing at A. W. L. Cottrcll's Tobacconist Hairdrcssiug, and Fancy Goods Establishment next Criterion Hotel, "Napier. Persons are requested to try Walters' celebrated guinea trousers and four-guinea suits; strong and solid workmanship ; made by the best tailors in town ; great variety of tweed. Come and judge for yourself. Hannah's Christmas Fair '. The big Table. Sixpenny Boots, Shilling Boots, Eiji-htccnpcmiy Boots, Bargains on every side. This day, Saturday, special bargains R. Hannah and Co., opposite the Post-office. Fliesandßugs,—Beetles, insects, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by " Rough on Rats." Felton, Griinvradcit Co., Agents, Wellington Use Hop Bitters once and you will use no other medicine. Teat. Bo sure and read. (For continuation of ncios see fourth payc.)

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4189, 24 December 1884, Page 3

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NOTABILIA. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4189, 24 December 1884, Page 3

NOTABILIA. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4189, 24 December 1884, Page 3

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