NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3954, 22 March 1884, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

The Opera, Company perform "La Mascotto " at the Theatre Roal to-night, commencing as 7.-15. To-night's ti-ain to Hastings will not leave till the opera is over. Tenders for tarring and sanding the paths at the Hospital must be forwarded to the secretary by noon on Monday. Mr Ben B. Johnson will sell at the Empire sale yards, on Wednesday next, the plant of Messrs Duncan and Peebles. Unpaid subscriptions to the Napier Land and , Society, No. 5, are requested to be settled by 29th inst. to admit of winding up of society.

A number of Lincoln rams, fat wethers and ewes, and cattle are for sale. Application to he made to Mr D. Gollan, St. Vincent Farm, or to Mr F. H.. Drower, "YVaipukurau. Messrs Lee and Sheath Lave several sums of trust money to lend at current rates. Two or three boarders in a private family are wanted. Mr Monteith will sell atßeeoroft's yards, Hastings, on Friday next, without reserve, well-bred cattle, ponies, and hacks. Mr F. "VV. Garner has a six-roomed house, with half-aero of laud on the hills, to let. "Woodyear's Electric Circus shows at Waipukurau, Waipawa, and Hastings next week, and opens in Napier on Monday, 31st instant. Mr F. H; Drowor, jun., has commenced business at Waipukurau as corn chandler and timber merchant, ; and announces a few lines he has on hand and for sale. A working man wants board and residence in a private family near railway station. Messrs F. W. Collins and Co., jewellers, Hastings-street, have opera glasses for sale. Messrs Blythe and Co.'s shipment of general drapery per lonic amounts to' 68 cases and bales. Messrs Hardy and Sidey have received a nice assortment of American mortice and rim locks, with patent furniture in black and gold, white and gold ebony, and black and white lined, dead locks, drawback locks, latches, &c, A number of new udvertisements will bo found in our "Wanted column." Drowsiness, biliousness, pains and aches, and ague, Hop Bitters always cures. Head.