NOTABILIA

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6022, 12 December 1890, Page 3

NOTABILIA

AMOSKMKNTS, A.DPHESSES, So, Rev Charles Clark gives his farewell performance at tho Theatre Royal to-night, when " Oliver Cromwell, or Bible and Sword " will be the subject. Napier District School entertainment will bo repeated ttt the. Gaiety 'i'hcutre to-night. The late train to Hastings to-morrow night will bo delayed till after the performance of tho Janet Achurch ooinpanv at the Theatre Royal. Waipawa District School prize fund entertainment will bo repeated in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday next; particulars advertised. Art exhibition will be held at the Atheiiicuni on Tuesday uoxt; details advertised. MBKTIXGS. Adjourned annual meeting nf Robert Etninett branch, Irish National League, Hastings, will bo held on Monday, at 8 p.m. AUCTION SiJ,K3. H. P. Cohen will sell household furniture and effects, produce, poultry, &c, at the People's Auction Mart at 11 a.m. tomorrow. P. A. Herman will sell bananas, Canterbury hams and bacon, new season , h ten, furniture and effects, Sen., at tho Central Sulo Rooms at 11 n.m. to-morrow. K. Well wood will sell dosr-cart and horses at the 'Bus Company's Horse Bazaar fit 1.30 p.m. to-morrow. MISCKIXA.NEOUS. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company ndvurtise properties for gglo. Country store business advertised for sale. D. D. Hyde and Co , heir-dressers, &c, Hastings street, insert some new advertisements. Tenders invited up to noon of Saturday. •JOth itwt., for supplies for ensuing year to Napier Hospital and United District Charitable Aid Board. Dalgety and Co. are appointed agents for Hawke'a'B*)- for the Koyal Insurance Company. The N /•. Clothing Factory advertise over tho leader specialities in Ceylon tennis shirts, suinint.'r washing vests, boys', youths', and men's clothing , . All rates due to the Meaneo Road Board must bo paid on or before Wednesday, olst i;ist, or they will be sued for. J. A. Fryer offers reward for information ft destruction of his fences at Greenrri'.wlows. Two racing boats belonging to tho Port Ahuriri Rowing Club for wile. Christmas tables open to-morrow at Blythtt'a. Ask your grocer for Five O'Clook Tea at 2s 4d per lb Davidson, Irvine, and Co., nurents At Hannah's.—Ladies' Walking Shoes ■Is fid, ,-js 6d, Gs 1 Id ; Ladies' Houho Slippers, j Is, 2n lid, :Js6d; Ludie-i , Kid Elastic I Boots, -Is bd, ns (sd, Gs Cd. J. Blank, fignwritcr, has removed next to J. Franklin's, Dalton street, nearly opposite his old shop. Fin - artistic, Sign-writing, Gilding, Glass Kmboxsing, nnd beoorativo Work, go to E. T. Wo'Kh'w.k, tho Old Established t.hop, l'!»lton «Ue<:t. PricoH so suit thu times. Mcmth Sidey nnd Ba'ii have a largo selection in tennis w:iro and cricketing materials for sale at cheap prices. Also bowls m variety. ."•.■ii.iit! ii'jw advertisßnipTitj" wii' hi* fou'd iv tho Wantoii noliinm

NERVOUS DEBILITY. MARVELLOUS CURE—A sufferer from Nervous and Wasting Debility, Loss of Vigor, &0., Kan restored to health in such a remarkable inannor, after all clho had failed, that bo will on receipt of a nelf-addressod, ftampiid envelope, send tho mode of ouro FRKE to Jill follow sulferora. Addrees— ALBERT PARKER, P.O. Box 347, Sydney. Best in the Market, Buchanan's 888 Whisky EOC'LES' SYRUP OF RED GUM is Admitted by all who have used it to be the best remedy for Coughs, Colds, and ell Throat affectioUH. Children like it.— Bottles, Is 6d and 2e 6d from A. Ecelos, Oliomist, Hastings Street. Beware of imitations ; the original bears ray signature acroeN thu label.

HIGH dIiSS TAILORING AT RIGHT PftlCES.— Gentlemen requiring Fashionable Garments (Properly Made,) Will do Well to inspect the- Class of Work turned out at our Establishment. Wo are showing a Glioicu Selection of tho Newest Materials for this Season. Ladies' Uletcre, Jackets, and Ridinsr Habits a Specialty. Ringland and Thomas Clothiers and Outfitters. Dr. J. H. E. Jarvis, late House Surgeon at the Londou Hospital, has coinmoneet practice in Napier, and can be coimultoi did) 7 at Mr Eeolea' Pharmacy, Hastings street, from 12 to 1 midday, evening from

to 8, or by appointment. ft'or tuint\>,wuton o! newt ic* fourth pa>Jt.)