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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6021, 11 December 1890, Page 3

REV. CHARLES .CLARK, LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS OP THE UNRIVALLED LECTURER. THEATRE ROYAL THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, The Fascinating Entertainment THACKERAY THACKERAY THACKERAY AND THE GREAT SNOB FAMILY. GREAT SNOB FAMILY. GREAT SNOB FAMILY. Introducing the following Illustrativo Recitals: — Mr ChawlesYellowplush—Fashionable Fax and Prelito Annygoats—Night before Waterloo—The Two Partings-How to live well on Nothing a Year, Becky and the Marquis, The £1000 Note, Lady Susan Scraper and her threo Mutton Chops, Mrs Major Ponto's Pi-.rty, " Sich a-gittin' upstairs,"— The Death of Colonel Nowcouie. 3s, 2s, and Is. Plan and .Tickets nt Jacobs'. --,_,,, R. S. SMYTHE. i TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Last Lecture, OLIVER CROMWELL, Introducing "NASEBY FIGHT." By Obadiah Bind-their-Kings-in Chains-and-their-nobles-with-Links of-Iron, Sergeant in Ireton's Regiment. "PvISTRIOT SCHOOL PRIZE FUND. GAIETY THEATRE. THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE YEAR 1890. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER lira AND 12th. Part I.—ACTION SONGS (New) Under the direction of Miss Robottom. Part 11.-PHYSICAL DRILL. Director, Sergeant-Major Huddlestone. Part lll.—The popular and amusing OporetU, "JOHN BULL AND HIS TRADES." Conductor, Mr D. A. Sturrook. Tho Orchestra under the leadership of Mr Sorrell. Prices-Circle 3s, btalls 2s, Pit Is. THEATRE & oVAL - Lessee and Manager.. Chas. Cuarßington. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th. First Appearance in Napier after her Phenomenally Successful Tour of Australia and Southern Cities of New Zealand of The Great English Tragedienne JANET AOHURCH JANET ACHURCH .JANET ACHTJRCH ; JANET ACHUROH JANET ACHUROH Supported by a Specially-selected Company of English and Australian Artists, under tho sole direction of -MR: OH AS. CHARRINGTON. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, December 13th and 15th, By Special Arrangement with Mi_S Genevieve Ward, tho World - famous Comedy Drama FORGET TV/TB TVTOT orget-IVIe-IN OT. MISS JANET ACHTJRCH asSte-Hawi-is tho only exponent of this part except Miss Genevieve Ward, and her enormous success therein bus fully equalled that of her gifted predecessor. Art Furnishings an I Draperies specially imported from the well-known firm Liberty and Co., London. Prices—4s, 2s Gd, and Is. Box Plan and Tickets at Jaooiis'. JAS. G. KITTB, Treasurer. NAPIER VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. THE Regular Meotings for this month will not take place. An Inspection and Meeting will bo held on THURSDAY, tho 18th instant. T. WATERWORTH, Superintendent. NOTICE is heroby givon that the Partnership which has for. somo time past ■been carried on by Michael Edwabu GnooMEand Walter Henry Bolton, under tho firm of Groomk and Bolton, in the business of Sheepfarmers at Onepu, near Te Aute, was this day Dissolved by mutual consent. All Accounts owing by or to the late firm will be paid by and received by the said Michaol Edward Groomo. Dated this Eighth day of December, 1800. M. E. GROOME. WALTER H. BOLTON. As witness our hands— F. Logan, Solicitor, Napier. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Farndon, by Constable Kennedy, on tho Stb inst— One Brown Gelding, star on forehead, branded like AW on near shoulder, shod. Also, 1 Light Bay Filly Foal, throe white logs, white face, no brand. Will be sold on the 24th inst, at noon, unless redeemed. JOHN P. SMITH, Poundkeeper. IF the Mr Thompson who left his horse in my paddock to graze some two or three months back does not call and pay all | expenses I will causo it to ba sold on j TUESDAY, December 16th, 1890, that is fourteen days from date. DESCRIPTION OF HORSE. Bay Horse, about 1C hands high, shod all round, branded liko U-R, white star on forehead, and black points. HENRY OULAOIIAN, Grtenmoadows Hotel, Taradale. December 2nd, 1890. CAUTION. TO SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS. I HEREBY give notice that I will not be responsible for or pay any Debt my Wife, Annie Rohertson, may coutract after this date. _„ (Signed) WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Tomoana. November 22nd, 1890. NOTICE. IWILL not bo Responsible for any Debts Contracted by my Wifo from this date. JOHN S. SYMONS, Platelayer, Hastings. NEW ZEALAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION. TENDERS will be received up to 1 o'clock on FRIDAY, 12th inst., for making 64 Target Frames (White Pino). Plans and Specifications can be seen with Secretary of Association. __ rpENDERS will bo received up to loth i instant for Threshing about 100 acres Grass Seed, and about 100 acres of Gats and Wheat, the Contractor to find everything, owuor only to bring hay to mill and water to engine; also to stack grain. KBNRIOK HILL. Feruhill, Bth Deoomber, 1890. iTrRINGLKT" FROM THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOr, Wellington, Rospectfully invitos the Ladies of Napier to inspect an assortment of ART NEEDLEWORK, NOW OPEN In the Shop, Hastings Btroet, Messrs H. Williams & Sons. The selection to be shown embraces ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN Cushions, Cosies, Brackets, Drapes, Table Runners, (Sideboard Covers, Splashers, Silk Braces, Plush Pouches, N. D. Bags, B. & C. Bags, Toilet Sets, Wall Bags, &c. See, on Felt, Plush, Art Serge, Pongee Silk, Oatmeal Cloth, Linen for Cross-stitch, aud all tho latest Materials and Styles. SPECIAL LINES |N pH R IS T MAS OAR DS . Filoselles, Knitting, Embroidery, Outline, Crowcl, and other Silka, Macrame Twine in all colors, 1/2 a ball; Brigg's Transfer Designs, Pompons, Art Fringes, and ovory requisite for Finishing Needlework. Being tbu largest importer of this class of goods in tho colony, we can offer EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES aud aro quite able to sell tho smallest article at the Exact Wholesale Price you Cash. Ladies will bo made exceedingly welcomo to Inspect the Stock, and see for themselves, without being in tho least pressed to purchase. SPECIAL NOTICE. Our present stay in Napier is limited as to time, vi_., from Tuesday 2nd, till Friday, 12th December, both days inclusive. T B. FRANKLIN, SAIL AND TENT MAKER, Damon Siekkt. The Cheapest and Best Houso for Tonts, Tarpaulins, Horse Cloths, Fishiu 0 and Tennis Nots, Oilskin Clothing, Flags, &n. &c fiend or Call for Price List.