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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6292, 30 October 1891, Page 3

MONTAGUE LASCELLES. At Auction. In the People's Sale Rooms, Hastings Street (Opposite Bank of New South Wales.) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31m, 1891, At 11 o'clock. MONTAGUE LASCELLES Will sell, as above, on account of various owners, and to clear consignments for the month of October, a Large and Varied Assortment of MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, &0., En_-be_,y Without Reseeve, Comprising— 2 Suites of Furniture (each 9 pieces), 1 Large Half-Scotch Chest, 2 Six-Drawer Chests, 4 Five-Drawer Chests, 3 Toilet Chests, 2 Four-Drawer Chests, Washstands and Ware, Jugs and Basins, Duchess Pair, Duchess Chest of Drawers (with glass back), Kitchen Dresser, Large Meat Safe, Pictures, Oil Paintmps, Round and Oval Tables, Dining and Kitchen Tables, Double and Single Brass Mounted Bedsteads (very massive), 'Double and Single Wire-wove and Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Bolsters, Kapoc Overlays, Overmantle Mirrors, Swing Classes, Tea Sets, Cheffonier, Side Board, Couches. Chairs, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Fenders and Fire Irons. Brooms, Clocks, Watches, Cradles, Cots, Wood Bedsteads, Linoleum, Vases, and a Lot of Sundries too numerous to mention. Also— Oranges, New and Old Potatoes, Oats, Brau, Pollard, Barley, Tea, Bacon, Ham, Rice, Raisins, &c , &0., &c. Sale of Privileges. Hawke's Bay Friendly Societies' Sports. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 318.-, 1891. 1 p.m. MONTAGUE LASCELLES Has received instructions to sell the following PRIVILEGE S In connection with the above Sports, 1. Outside Publicans' Booth 2. Grand Stand Publicans' Booth 3. Outside Luncheon Booth (the .only Luncheon Booth to be opened on the Ground) 4. Fruit Stall.

Wellwood's Yards, Hastings. Important Sale of Fat and Store Cattle. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6_n, I At 2 p.m. MONTAGUE LASCELLES Haa received instructions to sell on the above date, Without Reserve--Kfifi HEAD OF CATTLE KJkJxJ Comprising Bullocka, Steers, Cows, Heifers, and Yearlings. Also, 20 Broken and Unbroken Hacks and Harness Horses. JUST TO HAND, A CONSIGNMENT ;'of Prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon, new season's cure (guaranteed;. MONTAGUE LASCELLES, Auctioneer.

P. A. HERMAN & CO. At Auction. SATURDAY, OOTOBER 31st, 1891, At 11 o'clock sham. In the Central Sale Rooms, Hastings Street. Clearing Sale of Fruit and Produoe &c, to make room for new Consignments. P. A. HERMAN AND CO. Have been favored with instructions to sell as above on Saturday next, comprising— OA CASKS FRESH Al TAHITI OU Oranges Ex Australia, 15 casesApples, 5 cases prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon (new season's cure), 10 cases Claret, 3 cases Piokles, 4 cases Coffee, 15 boxes household Soap, 30 boxes new season's Tea, 15 boxes Candles, 20 sacks Prime Oats (Canterbury), 12 sacks Pollard, 25 sacks bran, 40 bags Flour, new and old Potatoes, green and purple top yellow Turnip Seed, Rape Seed, Red and White Clover, Lucerne Seed, and a quantity of other Produce, &c, &c. Without the slightest Reserve. At Auction.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 189.1. At 1 o'clock sharp. Sale of Privileges in connection with the Town and Suburban Racing Club's Spring Meeting, to be held at Taradale, on November 9th, 1891. P. A. HERMAN & CO. Have been favored with instructions to sell as above the following privileges— NO. 1. PUBLICAN'S BOOTH 2. Luncheon Booth 3. Fruit Stalls 4. Cards of Races Sale at I p.m. Sharp. Terms at Sale. HANOS^PIANOS. JUST LANDED—A Fine Selection of Pianos, by First-class Makerß, which can be purchased on the Time Payment System, extending over two years. An Inspection Invited. P. A. HERMAN & CO., Auctioneers. ROOM, with own entrance and kerosene stove ; also two Bedrooms. Terms made on application. Apply Mbs Motley, three minutes' walk from Post Office. OARD ANjJ RESIDENCE.—Five minutes from Post Office. Terms moderate. Apply office of this paper.

BOROUGH OF NAPIERSTORAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS. rpHE attention of Merchants, StoreJL keepers, and other, ia called to the following extracts from the By-laws, dealing with the Stoeaoe of Dangeeous Goods, and Notice is hereby given that the said By-laws will, on and "after the IstNovember next, be strictly enforced : — " Dangerous Goods." Interpretation. 235. The expression "Dangerous Goods " and " Specially Dangerous Goods " used in this Part shall, for the purposes of this Part, have the meanings assigned to them respectively in the First Schedule hereto. 236. No person • shall keep or store * Dangerous Goods," or " Specially Dangerous Goods," or gunpowder, in or on any premises situate within the Borough, without having first obtained a license under this Part, under the hand of the Town Clerk authorising him so to do, and then only to the extent and in the manner permitted by such license and this Part, and subject to the conditions of this Part. The expression "Dangerous Goods" shall include :—

" Petroleum," defined in section 2 of "The Dangerous Goods "Act, 1882," as meaning and including and for tho purposes of this Part, to be deemed to mean and include all rock oil, burmah oil, and product of them, and any oil made from petroleum, coal, schist shale, peat, or other bituminous substanae, and any product of them, which gives off an inflammable vapour at a temperature of less than llOdeg. of Fahrenheit's thermometer. Kerosene, and any other distillate or product of petroleum, notwithstanding that they do not give off an inflammable vapour at a temperature of less than 110 degrees Fahrenheit, brought under the said Act by Order in Council, 16th December, 18S2 (Gazette, page 1896). All other goods (not declared speoially ; dangerous) for the time being brought under " The Dangerous Goods Aot, 1882." It is hereby further notified for Public Information that the premises recently erected by Messrs Smith and Provis on tho iieolaimed Land, fronting Hardinge Road, Spit, have been duly licensed for the Stoeage of Danqeeous Goods, under the above By-laws. M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. Napier, 28th October, 1891. BOROUGH OF NAPIER. SELWYN ROAD. DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC STREET BY SPECIAL ORDER AS _?ROM Ist NOVEMBER, 1891. In accordance with Sub-Section 3 of Clause l 265 of " The Municipal Corporations Aot, 1886," the following notification is published for general information. NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Napier Borough Council, held in the Council. Chamber, Napier, on Wednesday, 7th day of October, 1891, tho undermentioned Street was, by Special Order, under the Common Seal of the Corporation of Napier, declared to be a Public Street as from the Ist November Next. SELWYN ROAD. BOUNDARIES. Bounded on the South by Napier Terrace, 50 Links; on the East by Suburban Sections Nos. 49 and 53, 1270 Links ; or the West by Suburban Sections Nos. -19 and 53, 1261 Links; and on the North by Subdivision No. 25 of Suburban Section No. 49, 50 Links. M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. Napior, 20th Ootober, 1891.