NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3859, 29 November 1883, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

Thu Napier Amateur Dramatic Club perform tho comedy " Who Speaks First" aud the burlesque " The Maid aud tho Magpie " in the Town Hall, Hastings, to-night. A special train, in connection therewith leaves Napier at G. 45 p.m., returning after the performance,

A special general meeting of members of the Permanent Building and Investment Society will bo held in the society's office, Tennyson street, at 8 o'clock to-night, to consider business relating to the reserve fund and the advisability of terminating tho investment shares of the first issue.

Applications for the post of head master of the Clive district school must be sent in to the chairman of committee, MrF. Sutton, not later than to-morrow.

Rates due to the Heretaunga Road Board unpaid by to-morrow will be sued for without further notice.

Accounts OAving to tho estate of M. J. Skinner, baker, of Ormondville, must be paid to Mr F. W. Garner by to-morrow. An excursion train leaves Waipukurau on Monday evening next for Napier for the conA'eyance of persons Avishing to wdtness the Polk Comedy Company, returning after the performance. The postponed examination of sheep, for the purpose of testing the merits of the A-arious sheep dips, will take place at Hastings on Wednesday next.

The members of' St. John's Ladies Work Society hold their first sale of useful and fancy needlework on Friday and Saturday, December 7th and Sth.

Tho Rev. D. Sidey publishes a statement of the receipts and expenditure in connection with the Sherriffs family relief fund.

Goorye Edward Fuszard, of Napier, fruiterer, has filed in the Supreme Court a deed of arrangement for the benefit of his creditors, AA'ho meet to assent to same at the Court House, Napier, on Monday, December 17th.

Mr H. Williams has just landing ex Pleione brass mashing pans, wive dish covers, fly traps, and general goods. Tho finder of a pair of spectacles in wooden caso, lost between Working Men's Club and Coote road, will oblige by leaving same at Mr S. E. Cooper's.

Messrs Blythc and Co. Avant tho public to see their Avindows every day for new millinery.

Mr R. Lamb invites tenders for the erection of a ucav shed and fencing at Hastings. Mr R. Brooking has a six-roomed brick dAvelling for sale.

Mr S. Carnell has a convenient office in Tennyson street to let.

A number of ucav advertisements Avill be found in our " Wanted " column.

(For continuation of news see fourth page.)