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Hastings Standard, Issue 97, 18 August 1896, Page 3

Great qtock-taeing o ale EEAT JOTOCK-TAKING O-VLE low On. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED. Great Bargains in Every Department. Colored Crochet Cotton, 1/3 dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose, 2 pairs for 2/3 Ladies' Ivid Gloves, s*}, 6, ti ] only 4/6 for 2/11 Striped Webbing for Skirts, 6d dozen Tartan Braid, 1/- dozen Beaver Trimmings (nearly half-price), from B|d Ast radian Trimming, 1:1 d Wool Hats and Hoods and Wool Shawls cheap Ribbons, 7;] d for special lino Baldwin 4-p'y Wool (except black and white), -J/6 head Laces, immense variety, at Sale Prices Knitted Underskirts for 1/9 The entire Stock of Dress Materials, value £SOO, all New, Fresh Goods, offered at Job Sales Prices. Blankets —A few rather soiled will be offered Far Below Yalue. Heavy Goods of all descriptions at Bale Prices. Special attention is called to Showroom—a Splendid Variety of all Classes of Fashionable, and all offered at Sale Prices. Gentlemen's Department, in Hastings street (near Criterion), Full Stock New Goods, Sale Prices. I have every confidence is asking support, as my Goods ari New, and are offered at prices much below their value. James P. T-liompson, DI'.APEK AXD IjIi'OKTEE,

Napier anil Hastings. AUTUMN DRAPERY AT THB WELLINGTON. Ladles who desire really novel and choice Dnss Material* should write lo the D.1.0., Wellington, for ,samples of the company's latest importations. Importations of Dress Fabrics for the new season include an ex-ellent variety Black and Colored materials, in specially choice designs in single dress lengths, of which no two are alike. The D.I.C. Winter Fashion Book and Furniture C I'alogus is now rcaly, a'id will be for. warded, free of postage, to any address B. HALLEJiSTEIN, A. A. COHBIGAN, Chairman.

AT AUCTION. THURSDAY, 20th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. Y. 1) E N N E T T « will sell, on account of several vendors, the following goods : Double find single iron bedsteads, spring and woven-wire mattresses (new and second hand), spring couches, chairs, washstands and sets of ware, children's cots, dressing table, laundry stove, suite of furniture in Rep. (7 pieces), coal scuttles, registered grate, sewing machine, 2 pairs of steps, kerosene drum, colonial couch, saddles and bridles, wood tubs and galvanised baths, clocks, horse cover and cellar, Indian clubs, oil and water cans, tea brooms, potatoes, onions, and sundry odd lots. W. Y. DE-NNETT, Auctioneer,. II VICKEItS AND CO., have received the following lines for sale—--8 tons Rood hay 1 moulding plough 2 sets (Corbet's) three-leaf harrows 9 tons eating potatoes 20 sacks maize Ex s.s. Taupo—--1 ton kidney fluke seed potatoes, Oamaru grown 1 ton Dei-went seed potatoes, Oamaru grown 5 sacks American rose seed potatoes G. H. VICKERS & CO., Auctioneers.

HASTINGS TOWN BAND. Aa*t f'Bsioss, TICKETS, One Shilling (admitting also to Concert), to be obtained at Hunt's Book Depot. Contractor & Civil Eng-ineek, Opposite Schaffer's Boardinghouse, Estimates and quantities given for all THOMAS COLLINS, BRICKLAYER, HERETAUNGA STREET, (At the back of Bennett and Bone's) ESTIMATES Given for Brickwork, Ccncrete-work, Asphalting, and Draining. Licensed Diiain Contractor. ■TrENJ.TiAN JTJXDB, FURNIV Tt'Rij & p.]'.] >1 don't forget W. liEHhHAWtf LITTLE SHOP, MaKUET SxiiKJtT, H-i.iiTl.NtrS ARM S T R O N G St. Albans street, Hastings. classes of work.