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Hastings Standard, Issue 47, 20 June 1896, Page 2

VISIT T I? H A Lp 1N s ' Xiic Ca<«li l>ra|M r, 43, E.mei:sox Street, Napier, For the Latest in Trimmed toques, from 2 11 Black straw hats, 9d, 1 -, 13 Bovs' cloth sailor hats, 1 - Ladies' jackets, 13 6, 116 to 89 6 Good Mackintoshes, 12 6, 15, 6 to 42/Dbess Lengths, 5 11, 6 11,8 0 to 35/'Grand value in Black Diagonals, Cashmeres Serges, Coatings, itc., very cheap Kid gloves, 2 3. 2 (5, 3 6, 3 11, 4 6 Real French kid gloves. 8 (>, worth 5/6 Veilings, sd, Gd, 7d, Bd, lOd, 1,:- yard Feather boas, 3 9 Good flannelettes, 3 11, 4 6 to 7/6 per dozen All wool flannel, lOd, 1 -, 13,1/6,1/9 yard Blankets, Rugs, Quilts, Sheetings, Curtains, Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, \c. Pi-.f.ssmakixg by a- Competent Dressmaker. Genti.ejikn's St'its made to measure from first-class Colonial Tweeds, at 55 -, 60 -, 65 -, 70 -, 80/-, 90/My Motto is : " Small Profits and Quick Returns," and I sell for CASII ONLY. T. I*. sa»li>3». 43, EMEIiSON ST., NAPIER:

[a cabd.] Jg C . WARE, Accountant. J. ROBERTS R. Architect & Surveyor. Estimates given for ail classes of buildings. HENRY WILLIAMS & SONS, IRONMONGERS. HAYING taken over the premises lately vacated by Mr. B. L. Knight, and having purchased the whole of his Extensive Stock consisting of Biiihlm IlanhviiiT. FitriiiMliiusr 1 l'omaioiivcr.v* Tiinvarc, BniNlnvarc, C'wH'kt'rj, PsiiiitM, Oil*, &e, And added this to their already nicely assorted Stock of Ironmongery, they have a pull over all competitors. A competent staff of Plumbers and Gasfitters Employed. Now is the time to Purchase— Guns and Ammunition of HENKY WILLIAMS & SONS. THE CHEAPEST LIFE POLICY IN NEW ZEALAND IS ISSUED BY THE "TV TTTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. £SOO £SOO Whole-Life Assurance Without Profits. Annual Premium Age. during first five years. 30 £') 8 9 Send*for a Copy of "The Helping Hand." ARTHUR B. GIBSON, DISTRICT AGENT, ONSLOW CHAMBERS, NAPIER. MAIL MURKS. Mails close for the under mentioned places as follows: For Auckland, overland, Monday and Thursday, 2 p.m. For Wellington and South, daily, 11 a.m S. F. Haszard, Postmaster.