NOTABILIA.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4174, 6 December 1884, Page 3

NOTABILIA.

I TheN.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency | Company will hold their first wool sale of the season at their Spit sale-room next Wednesday at 11 a.m. A number of advertisements in connection with the Napier Fair, which commences on Saturday, 13th instant, are inserted. Mr R. Wellwood will hold a horse sale every alternate Wednesday at Beecroft's yards, Hastings. Mr W. Proffit inserts his card. Twenty men aro wanted by Monday for the s.s. Coptic. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company insert a new list of sheep they have for sale. Mr G. S. Graham inserts 'an address to the policy-holders in the Government Life Isurancc Association. Messrs Blytho and Co. announce that their tables for Christmas 1884, will open on the Fair day. Jacob Faithful's consultation is filling rapidly. Closes on the 22nd instant. Mr W. S. Seavey, agent, Hastings-street, wants merchants", builders, contractors, and others to know that he represents several wholesale houses in Dunedin. December 19 th and 21st are the dates fixed for the bazaar in connection with St. Mark's Clive. Mr Duncan McCallum, Danevirke, inserts a business notice. The shop at present occupied by Mr Pape, Hastings-street, is to let. An over-coat has been lost between Chaucer-road and Browning-street. Mr William Hood thanks those friends who assisted in saving his house from fire last evening. An advertiser wants to rent in or near Clive, a paddock with artesian well, with buildings preferred. Mr G. Robinson announces that he has taken the Exchange Hotel. cMr G. A. McDonald invites tenders for cutting 40 acres of hay at Meanee. Mr Chisscll, Theatre Royal Registry Office, wants a female cook and housemaid for an hotel.

Mr H. C. F. Pape, tailor and habit maker, will remove to his now premises, Emerson-street, on Monday next. Mr Seavey wants to rent a. five roomed cottage centrally situated. Mr T. Redstone has for sale a double brougham and harness. . Hannah's Christmas Fair ! The big Table. Sixpenny Boots, Shilling Boots, Eightecnpeuny Boots, Bargains on every side. This day, Saturday, special bargains R. Hannah and Co., opposite the Post-office. A number of new advertisements will be found in our "Wanted" column. A. W. L. Cottrell is living to die, and dying to live, and selling Rowlands melacomia 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 ret, pipes mounted in gold or silver, shampooing with American bay rbum Is. Private room for ladies and children's hairdressing, hair work, and hair jewellery of every description manufactured on the shortestnotice. Private room for ladies or'gentlemen's hair dyeing at __. W. L. Cottiell's Tobacconist Hairdressing, 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. Don't Die in the House.—" Rough on Rats " clears out rats, mice, beetles, roaches, bed-bugs, Hies, ants, insects, moles, jackrabbits, gophers. Felton, Grimwade & Co., Agents, Wellington A fretful mother and cross child indicate ill health, requiring only Hop Bittors to remove. Sec. (For continuation of news see fourth page.)