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Hastings Standard, Issue 84, 3 August 1896, Page 3

VACANCIES for a few Gentlemes Boarders. Mrs R. J. Roberts, Clarendon House. Partnership, £250. Financial man wanted to work with advertiser, who has three good agencies besides other business, but is short of capital to work properly ; £l5O per annum guaranteed; light work and full control of capital. References exchanged. Address X.Y.Z., care of Standard Office. HASTINGS TOWN BAND. Art Union. TICKETS, One Shilling (admitting also to Concert), to be obtained at Hunt's Book Depot. " The Licensing Act, 1881." Licensing District of Hawke's Bay. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I THOMAS SURMAN, of Hasty ings, being a holder of a publican's License in respect of the House and Premises situate at Hastings, known by the sign of The Hastings Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will forthwith apply to the Licensing Committee to have the said License transferred temporarily to DANIEL O'REILLY, who has purchased the said house and premises. Dated the 4th day of July, 1896. THOMAS SURMAN. " The Licensing Act, 1881." Licensing District of Hawke's Bay. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I DANIEL O'REILLY, of Havej lock, being a holder of a Publican's License in respect of the House and Premises situated at Ilavelock, known as the Exchange Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next licensing meeting to be holden at Hastings on the 2nd day of September, 1896, apply for a transfer of the said License from r mvself to HENRY CHARLES OAKLEY CAULTON, my Appointee. Dated the 4th day of July, 1896. DANIEL O'REILLY. The C afi', THIS Popular Restaurant has recently undergone complete alterations in order to cope with the enormous increase of business. Visitors to Hastings can combine comfort and economy by patronising it. Balis, Parties, and Picnics Catered for. Wedding Cakes, Pastry, and Fancy Goods a Speciality. Afternoon Tea. ROGER WINSLEY, Proprietor . Tlio Ti*oc*ie<lei - o. GEORGE PINNGCK BEGS to announce to the Public of Hastings and District that he ha s taken the new Buildings next the Post Office, where he has opened DINING ROOMS, And trusts by supplying only FirstClass Meals to merit a share of public patronage. A Lames' Private Dining-Room will be opened, where Meals and Afternoon Tea may be obtained. Weekly Boarders treated very liber - ally. The Proprietor has had considerable experience in the Catering line, and is prepared to quote for Suppers, Picnic Parties. &c. H T7 Ar,TTT *T S WT?,iT,TTT Hence it is that whoever contributes to the General Health of the community is justly called a Public Benefactor. This in a measure we claim is our position, our aim being to provide the public with Boots and shoes that will help the wearers to fortify themselves against sickness in the trying Winter weather. The C.B.P. has i n stock the celebrated " Zealandia Cookhams," and our general stock of " Zealandias" is second to none in Hawke's Bay. W T e cannot here enumerate the many styles of Boots, Shoes and Slippers procurable at the City Boot Palace, suitable for Winter Wear, but confidently ask intending Boot purchasers to call and inspect for themselves. All orders accompanied with Cash carefully and promptly attended to, and Carriage Paid on all goods amounting to £1 in value. Note the Address— CITY BOOT PALACE, Wholesale & Retail. HASTINGS-STREET, NAPI Eli. to intm a tt *2. mm t a v.