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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5651, 9 October 1889, Page 2

OPENING OF .SPRING. SEASON. MRS SUTTON Has much pleasure iv announcing the arrival of SPRING AND SUMMER IiOODS . . . • ' OF " CHOIOE VARIEIIES. Having secured the services of a FIRSTCLASS DRESSMAKER, MRS HICKSON, OF AUCKL»\ND, Is confident of giving every satisfaction to patrons.

1889 s N r o E T°i l ol L 1889 SS *» SSSS Just received "VTEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON, Which, for Value, Vabikty, and Excellence op Manui'acttoe Stand Unrivalled. INSPECTION INVITED. 'VARSITY CAPS. WE have just opened an immense stock of Tweed 'Varsity Caps, bought at Job Prices in London. Splendid value and very good Patterns. Prices—ls, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d. Country orders add 2d for postage. DRAPERY COY^ GLOVE DEPARTMENT.—Direot Importation from the Manufacturer, Grenoble. A perfeot Glove that wo recommend with evtry confidence. -1-Button Black, all sizes, 3s 6d; 4-Button Tan, all sizes, :?s tid ; G-Button Tan, all sizes, 4s Gd. ELYTHE % CO.

The next sitting of the Court of Appenl will bo held at Wellington, on the 28th instant. Typo for September is to hand. The number is put up to the usual standard of excellence. The members of the Naval Artillery are reminded of the class firing at the butts to-morrow morning , . The ten meeting in connection with the anniversary services of Trinity Sunday School will ho held this evening , . Dr. Newman, M.H.8., Mr Ormoud, M.H.K., and Colonel Eraser, M.H.R., were at the Park races yesterday. The following gentlemen have been appointed Nutive Interpreters : —Messrs H. Mitchell, J. Warbriok, and J. G. Tuiaroa. Members of the Napier Cricket Ulub are requested to attend the postpone'] annual general, meeting which is to be held at the Empire Hotel this evening. There are no less than eleven dredges for goldmining purposes now under construction in the'various founderies at Dunedin. Nine are bucket dredges ;ind two are Welman's. The completion of one thousand miles of railway in Japan was celebrated by a grand gathering on July 10. Another thousand miles are under construction. Every mile of railway opened has proved profitable so far. A child .-eyenteen months old, named Mullison, wus aceidently poieor.ed yesterday at Oiimuru by drinking some sulphuric acid. Tho acid had been placed in a shed at the back of tho house, and tho child got at it and died half au hour after the doe-lorn arrival.