MEMORANDA.
As will bo noticed by advertisement E. Hannah and Co: announce their annual sale of high class boots" and shoes for fourteen days only. The boot purchasing public know the immense f-toek of. high class boots and shoes held by Tl Hannah and Co., and judging from a- few of the prices published burcoins will bo plentiful. Wellington Navals will tiro for marksmen’s badge to morrow. •I own Clerk notifies closing of Glonbervia road for repairs. ' ■ Annual general .meeting of Wellington Old Hoy s’ Football Club will be held on JVI arch the 3rd. Annual general meeting of the Porekc Football Club will be held to morrow evening. ‘ Madame "Evolnen Carlton notifies a change of address, also her hours of attendance to interview intending pupils. Mi»" Estelle Bsore. teacher of dancing, advertises her .hours fur seeing parents of intending pnnils for h-?r tipnrnaching season. ‘ Messrs. Francis Sidey -.nd 00. advertise a 1 sale of a consignment of guaranteed genuine Tasmanian and Australian furs. Ma’amo Mbina Heller, physiogoomist and medium, publishes a special notice to intending clients. The deer shooting- season is advertised to commerce bn the hi Mar Mi and close on 30th April. Full particulars as to conditions will be found in the Acclimatisation Society’s advertisement. Messrs A. (i. Taine and Co. advertise a "clearing.sale, on Friday' of dairy stock, traps nnd sundries at the farm, opposite Hayward’s Rbl way Station. ;■ . . IVTanv will bo interested in the annonnoemtn: in this morning's issue “ith ’reference to the re-subdivision nnd auction sale of three valuable acres in Hobson street, known as the Clifford estate.. The sale will ba held on Thursday, 23rd March next. There will bo 27 sections in all, and the terms of purchase are easy, Hobson street has been so long known as the most fashionable residential quarter fn Wellington that there in little doubt that with tho new conditions under which the property is now being sub. milted to the public every section will be eagerly competed, for. No Shops will be allowed to be erected on the sections. Lithographic plans of tho property as now subdivided can bo had on application to the auctioneers: Messrs Macdonald, Wilson and Co.. Lambton quay. Mr Jam es Freyborg. riovornraorit Valuer for Melrose, intimates that he may bo consulted daily at T endon’s mart. ■ ■ Mr T> Shaw-, mcirphvoici'm, Christohureb. advertises his consulting hours at 104, Upper Willis street, commencing to-morrow. It is satisfae-Wy to learn that the local trade in manufacturing bicycles is forging to the front. At Wanganui; where the championship .eye’ing inerting was held this year, the half mile amateur championship was won byMrfl. It- Bell on a ’■ Champion” bicycle built by Jenkinsm and Co .and he also got a second in the >-il«. against tho pick of New Zealand. The Ekatahnna-Wellington records hold by Messrs Brodio and Bcckingsale wore also ridden on “ Champions ” ' One of the features of the Mast>rton Show was the special stand built bv Messrs H. Oscar Hf.wett and Co for the better display of their household and trade sewing machines of the well-known Wcrtheim and Wheeler and Wilson manufacture - The pet feet appliances were a source o f much attraction to largo numbers of both-ladies and gentlemen.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3675, 27 February 1899, Page 6
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