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Hastings Standard, Issue 93, 13 August 1896, Page 3

CASH ON HAND TT stands you in hand to be with us again on Monday. We are all alike, we have an eye to opportunity. None of us are too -wealthy to let an opportunity escape us. If you pay 12s 6d for one of those stylish pairs of boots and your neighbor buys a pair elsewhere and pays 20s for them, no matter how wealthy he is, he feels sore. Always keep your weather eye open for opportunities. The big store presents them. It does not flatter itself because it carries the biggest and handsomest stock of Boots and Slippers in the province. It places before you such opportunities that would mean to you a loss if you bought your goods elsewhere. A high character of goods is the only kind that the big (Hastings) store carries, but there are opportunities, such as we present now, that are not often presented to us ;we seize them. "We give you the benefit of them, and such a glorious benefit as you will get from them. High-class goods is one of these opportunities that do not present themselves every day. BOOTS I Tlee Only Reliable BraiMl in tlie Colony Men's Kip Watertights, from 9/6 Men's Kip Watertight Bluchers, 8/6, 10/6 Men's Kip Nailed Boot, 9/6 Men's Light Sunday Balmorals, 9/6 to 11/6 Men's Double-sole Cookham Boots, 17/6 Men's Strong Leather Slippers, 4/6 Men's Canvas Shoes, 4/8, 5/6 Women's Dairy Boots, 6/11 Women's Light Sunday Balmorals, 8/6 Women's Calf Lace-ups, 7/6 Women's Strong Leather Slippers, 3/6 Youths' Strong School Boots, from 6/11 Youths' Sunday Boots, 6/11, 7/6 l T ouths' Canvas Shoes, 4/11 Girrs Strong School Bots, 4/6, 4/11 Girl's Light Sunday Boots, 5/6, 6/6 Girl's Plimsoles, from 2/6 Girl's Canvas Shoes, from 2/11 Every Description of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers Made to Measure. Eepairs promptly and neatly done on the premises.

R. HANNAH & CO. BOOT MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, HASTINGS. P. CAMPBELL BEGS to inform his customers and general public that he has OPENED in NEW and HANDSOME PREMISES, adjoining Mr Herman's Auction Mart. A very large range, of First-class English, Scotch, and Colonial Pat. terns to choose from. P.C.'s tailoring experience in both Edinburgh and London should be sufficient recommendation as to his ability to turn out First-class* Work. Suits made to order from 60s. Trousers ~ ~ 1.5*. All Goods thoroughly shrunk. Terms Strictly Cash.® Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Address : Hastings Tailoring Establishment Railway street - Hastings. . Heretaunga Meat Market, corner of Havelock road and

Warren street. C. HUGHES, BUTCHER, Y PRICE LIST FOR CASH IS AS UNDER: Beef—Sirloin, 4c!; Ribs, 2%d to 3d ; Boiling, 2d. Mutton —Hindquarters, 2d; Forequarters, trimmed, 3d. Dairy-fed Pork and Veal, 4d. Sausages, a speciality, 3d. Boardinghouses supplied at 3d all round. €. IIU€}II£S, Bwtcher. G. H. ROACH, HERETAUNGA HOUSE, « HASTINGS, HAS constantly 011 hand the Very Best Brands only of General Also a Fine Assortment of Household IROWM©3¥€iI2RY AID BRIIHWABE. Also a Grand and Comprehensive Stock of the Latest Designs in CROCKERY AMD GIAiiWARE. The Prices are the Lowest in the Town, and the Stock always replete with Novelties. FIRST-CLASS GOODS ONLY KEPT. DRAPERY AID CLOTIII1& JUST COME TO HAND— • B i m , OTHER LINES. ! M SOME JOB LINES IN MEN S CLOTHING AND Men's Suits, first class, 27s 6d the suit Coats, tweed, 6s 6d and upwards g) ! Velveteen in ail colors, Is lid yard 10 All Wcol Flannel, Is gj M Grand Line in Stays, 3s 9d. i " N I i -B E. BROWN, " Central IBuUkliiiss, ila«tmss.