NOTABILIA

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5650, 8 October 1889, Page 3

NOTABILIA

The Daily T__BGBArn has the largest circulation of any newspaper in Now Zealand published outside of tho four cities. For cable, telegraphic, and sporting inte_i~ gence tho Telegraph is unsurpassed. AMUSEMENTS, ADDRESSES, &C Second day's races of Napier Park R. C. spring mooting to-morrow; half holiday from noOtt will be observed by Napier Holiday Association; 4.20 train will be delayed till 6,50. Conversazione St. Paul's schoolroom, tonight, 8. Nominations for H. B. Guineas, 1891, due at 10 o'clock to-night, with F. D. Luokie. Annual soiree in connection with Wesleyan Sunday School anniversary will be hold to-morrow evening. SEEBTINGS. Regular monthly meeting of Victoria Lodge of Freemasons will be held this evening, at 7.30. Adjourned meeting of Napier Cricket Club will be held at the Empire Hotel at 8 p.m. to-morrow. Special general meeting of members of Napier Land, Building, and Investment Society to-morrow. AUCTION SALES. H. P. Cohen advertises particulars of his next Saturday's sale, to be held at the Peoples' Auction Mart. inSOELLANKOUS. Baker and Tabuteau have Stewart's Family and Commercial Hotel at Pahiatua for salo ; particulars in advertisement. Tho business of Thomas Field and Co., Westport, is advertised for salo as a going concern. Mr Sealy's book, "The Irish question: Union or Dismemberment f" can bo had cf all booksellers. Drink the Five O'clock Tea. Davidson 1 } Irvine and Co., agents The Five o'Clock Tea is Perfection, Davidson, Irvine and Co., agtens. Some new advertisements will be tound in the Wanted oolumn. For Boots and Shoes at one-third the usual prices see R. Hannah and Co., of Hastings St. who are now disposing of tho remaining portion oi Lightbrand, Allen, and Co'e. stock of Fresh and fashionable Goods 20/- worth for 6/8 ! DOOR MATS (of different styles), Foot Scrapers, Umbrella Stands, &c, aro for sale at Sidey and Bain's, Ironmongers, Napier. The value is unsurpassed. HOR3E COVERS.—John MoVay continues to make Superior Horse Covers, vhich possess the following, advantages:— 1. The materials are better. 2. They are made better. <$. They fit and wear better. i. And they are far better value than any other Covers made in the Distriot. Prices run from lis 6d each. Thousands of them in use. Hastings street, Napier, and Waipukurau, (For continuation of nnet tie fourth pagt.^