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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6297, 5 November 1891, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL. FOR TWO NIGHTS. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November. 9th and lOth. ; Return of the popular and talented Australian Musical Artistes THE PAYNE FAMILY THE PAYNE FAMILY THE Pa.YNE FAMILY Vocalists Pianistes Violinistes Flautists AND BELLRINGERS. Two Grand Drawing Room Entertainments. Change of Programme on Tuesday. Family prices 2s and Is. Children half price. Tickets for front seats at Milneb ahd Thompson's. FRED. DAWSON, Manager. TOWN AND SUBURBAN RACING CLUB. OPEINg" MEETING. PRINCE OF WALES BIRTHDAY, novembeb 9th, 1891. Pbices 01? Admission : Carriages ~ .. ~ 2s 0d Occupants.. .. .. Is Od Grand Stand .. ~ Is Od i Saddling Paddock .. 2s 6d Foot Passengers .. .. Is Od Ladies admitted Free. The Waipukurau Train will leave Napier at 6.55 p.m. First Race starts at 12.30 p.m T. WARRINGTON, Secretary. WPROFFITT leaves Napier by Ex- , press Train THURSDAY MORN - ING to attend Christchurch Races. His address while in Ghristchunh will be Empire Hotel. All wires will receive prompt attention. EDUCATION RESERVE, NAPIER. FOR LEASE. SUBURBAN SECTION NO. 2, Napier, containing Eight Acres, Fenced, with a Four-roomed Cottage erected thereon, will be offered by Public Auction, at the Old Provincial Council Chambers, at Napier, at 2.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, the Ist day of December next, for lease for a period of three years. Further particulars on application at this office. W. PARKER, Secretary to Commisiioners. Office of School Commissioners, Napier, 29th October, 1891. .urn. PUKETAPU ROAD BOARD. SPECIAL MEETING. "VTOTIOE is hereby given that a Special JLI Meeting of the Puketapu Road Board will he held on FRIDAY, the 20th November, 1891, at Puketapu, to consider the following resolution: — Resolved—That it be a Special Order of the Puketapu Road Board that tho provisions of Local Bodies Loans Act, 1886, be adopted generally in tbe Puketapu Road District. JOHN BENNETT, I Chairman. HAWKE'S BAY CO-OPERATIVE BAKERY, LIMITED. To he registered under " The Companies Act." CAPITAL £5000, IN 5000 SHARES OF £1 EACH, Payable 5s per Share on application, 2s 6d on allotment, 2s 6d in three months, and the balance in Calls not to exceed 2s 6d per Share ac intervals of not less than three months. It ia not expected that more than 10s per Sharo will be called up. Bankers: Solicitors: Messes Guy and Dinwiddie. Seoretary and Treasurer (pro tern): D.N. Adams. The proposed Association is to be formed for the purpose of carrying on the business of a Co-operative Bakery in Napier, and the promoters having an opportunity of purchasing a well-established business (Mrs Lang's), whioh is capable of considerable extension, and of retaining _ the Proprietress as Ma nager, at least for a time, have every confide nee in recommending the proposal to heads of Households. It is proposed to limit the number of Shares to be held by any one person to (say) 50, it being recognised that the success of the undertaking will, to an extent, depend upon the numbe rr. of individual shareholders —each shareholder naturally being a customer, and so increasing the consumption and consequent profit. At present the business it is proposed to purchase has a, turnover exceeding_£soo per month, and this can be largely increased without entaciling any considerable expense. The succetss of similar Associations in other centres leaves no room to doubt that under compe tent management controlled by a careful Board of Directors, satisfactory reaults may be expected. As soon as 1500 Shares are applied for, Memorandum and Articles of Association will be prepared and Directors appointed. All moneys paid in.respect of Shares will be refunded in the event of the Company not being floated. n_tr'NEsiiTTr HASTINGS STREET, 13 SELLING FOR READY MONEY (STRICTLY READY CASH ONLY: NO BOOKING):— No. 3 SUGAR, 8s 6d the 401b bag; No. 2, 9s 6d the 401b bag; No. 1, 9s 9d the 401b bag; Brown Sugar, for Beermaking, 2£d per lb; Best Cut Loaf, 4d i per lb 1 NEW OATMEAL—3s the 251b bag ! TEAS—AII Prices ; all Qualities, 2d per lb [ packet taken off for Cash. 2s Tea we I cell for Is lOd ; 2s 4d Tea we sell for 2s 2d; 2b Sd Tea we sell for 2s 4d, &c. COFFEE—Fresh Ground la 3d, Is 4d, and Is 6d per lb COCOA—Pure, at Is the Jib tin; Fry's sd, Epps' 6d, Hudson's £lb packets 8d each CANDLES—Pyramids, Crowns, &c, 6d ; London Wax, per packet, 8d ; Paraffin, fluted, per lb, 9d KEROSENE—Light of Age, 150 deg test, 7s 6d tin, 14s 9d ease SAUCES—Sd, 6d, Bd, and lid per bottle SALT—Best Fine 71b for 6d, 141b for Is PEPPER—White, 4d the quarter lb, 8d the half lb, Is 31b the lb MUSTARD—4d the quarter, Sd the half, Is 3d lb RlCE—Very Best Quality, 3d Jb SAGO—Very Best Quality, 3d lb TAPIOCA—Very Best Quality, 3d lb FRESH BUTTER, 8dlb; Salt Butter, 6d lb SALMON, Finest Brando, lOd tin; Sardines, 5d ; Fresh Herrings, 7d VlNEGAß—lmported, s<l bottle; 2s 3d gallon SOAPS—Large Bars, Almond-scented, lOd; Household, 4 bars for Is CURRANTS, 6d ; Raisins, 8d PAT. GROATS, iOd; Pat. Barley, lOd CORNFLOUR—6 packets „or Is -Id PEARL BARLEY, Split Peas, Rice, Sago, and Tapioca, all at 3d lb CONDENSED MlLK—Milkmaid's, 9d tin JAMS—New Jams, 5d ; 4s 9d dozen NOW FOR BIG BUYERS. A Box of Caudles for 12s 3d; a Box of Tea for 14s 6d ;* a Box of good Soap for 9s 6d ; a Case of Kerosene, loOdeg, for 14s 9d ; a Bag, sGlb, best Rice for 12s 9d; a Bag Oatmeal, now, for 3s; 12 doz Plaid Vestas for 4 : s lid ; 12lb Currants for 5s 9d ; 121b Raisins for 7s 6'd ; 12 Tins Assorted Fish for 8s 6d ; a Bag White Sugar for 9a Od ; a 2lb Tin Coffee for 2s lOd; a lib Tin Pure Cocoa for 3s 9d; 1 doz Bottles Sauce for 5s ; 1 doz Bottleb Essence Lemon for 7s 6d ; Primest Canterbury Bacon, by side, 7;}-d per lb ; Primest Ciuterbury Bacon, by roll, per lb; Primest Hantb, by the Ham, per lb, &c, &c, &c. Tho above Prices are Strictly for CASH ONLY, imd will on no account bo allowed to enter a Book. H. NEBBITT, GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, NAPIER. HAWKE'S BAY FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' GRAND ART UNION. First Prize. — Varnished Rustic Cart, Value £23. Second Prize.—American Organ. TICKETS.—Is EAOH. AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE AS3UR ANCE COMPANY PniNcii'Ai. Oi'MOKS—77 Collins street West, Melbourne. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS of every description accepted by ihe undersigned at LOWEST RATES DAVIDSON, IRVINE & CO.