NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3880, 24 December 1883, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

The Napier Savings Bank will be open from G to 8 o'clock to-night, owing to tomorrow being Christmas Day. Messrs Neal and Close give a picture calendar to each customer to-night.

Competitors at the Ilillo Association meeting wishing to fire out of the same weapon must send in their names to the lion, .see.', Mr Girdlestone, by 8 o'clock to-night. The trains from Makatoku to Napier and Napier to Makatoku will run as usual tomorrow, and all others will be suspended. Oji Boxing Day the ordinary time-table will be .suspended, and special trains will run at intervals during , the day. The Artillery Volunteers continue class firing at the range at 0.30 a.m. to-morrow. The Rifle Association's annual competition will be held at retime on Wednesday and Thursday, commencing at G a.m. each day. The first event at the Waipawa Athletic Club's annual sports on Boxing Day will he started at 11 a.m. punctually. The juvenile sports on the recreation ground on Boxing Day commence at Ip.m. The Jockey Club's Boxing Day meetingwill take place on the Hastings course. If not redeemed a number of horses will be sold at the public pound at Taradale on Wednesday. Mr Ryan holds an auction sale of watches, clocks, jewellery, ice, at his mart at 2 p m. on Thursday. The brethren of the Scinde Lodge of Freemasons hold their annual meeting on St. John's Day, Thursday next, at 4 p.m. . The regular monthly meeting of the Victoria Lodge of Freemasons will be held on Thursday evening. The commanding , ofticer of the Rifle Volunteers will be in attendance at the orderly room on Friday evening for the enrolment of now members. Tickets for the fireworks exhibition can be procured at several shops in town, so as to avoid the crush at the gates. Mr John Orr, Tort Ahuriri, has eating potatoes and feed oats for sale, and has a variety of seeds on hand. Messrs Hardy and Sidey are selling cutlery, forks, spoons, mid general furnishing ironmongery at specially cheap prices during the Christmas and New Year season. Mr Ryan sells by auction at the residence, Clyde road, on Thursday, January 3, the household furniture and effects of Mr Wardrop. The deed of arrangement filed in the Supreme Court by R. W. Chapman for the benefit of his creditors has been declared completely executed. Mr C. Ellison lias a baker's cart, with horse and harness, either together or separately, for sale cheap. Mr J. H. Colemau has a number of merino and longwool wethers and owes for sale. Mr T. J. Ryan has a private residence on the hills for sale. The drawing of the Convent art union is unavoidably postponed, as the prizes are not ready. Messrs Blythe and Co. emote prices for pompadour cambrics. A number of new advertisements will be found in our " Wanted " column.