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Hastings Standard, Issue 103, 25 August 1896, Page 3

Great q tock-taking q ale BEAT OTOCK-TAKING jOALE M«w On. EVE 11Y ARTICLE REDUCED. Great Bargains in livery Department. Colored Crochet Cotton, 1/" dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose, '2 pairs for 2/6 Ladies' Kid Gloves, s ; |. 6, C| only 4/6 for 2/11 Striped Webbing for Skirts, 6d dozen Tartan Braid, 1/- dozen Beaver Trimmings (nearly half-price), from oU\ Astrachan Trimming, 1d Wool Hats and Hoods a;:d Wool Shawls cheap Ribbons, 7jd for 4f<l, special line Baldwin 4-piy Wool (except black and white), ii/ 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 Hales Prices. .Blankets—A few rather soiled will be offered Far Below Yalue. Heavy Goods of all descriptions at Sale 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 Good:? ar*i New, and are offered at prices much below their value. James P. T'horapsoß, Draper and Importer, Napier and Hastings. AUTUMN DRAPERY AT THH D.D.G., WELLINGTON. Ladies who desire really novel and choice Dress Ma'crial* eho'ild write to the D.1.C., Wellington, for samples of the company's latest importations. Importations of Dress Fabriot for the new season include an excellent variety Black and Colored materials, in specially choice designs in single dress lengths, of which no two alike. The D.I.G. Winter Fashion Book and Furniture Ci'alogw is now ready, and will be forwarded, free of postage, to any address B. HALLENSTJ3IN, A. A. CORRIGAN, Chairman. Manwwf AT AUCTION.

THURSDAY, 27th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar, In the Estate of the late John Goose, Deceased, Fish-hawker. Y. I) E N N E T T • has received instructions to sell without reserve the following goods and chattels : Single iron bedstead, single wire mattress, rugs, lamps, chairs, tools, tables, book shelf, musical box, organetto, rollers, filter, boots and shoes, cooking utensils, mincer, scythe, shovels, buckets, oilskin coat, knives, forks, razors, and a whole lot of odd things. One whare 14 x 10, on skids (to be removed), stack of hay, stove and piping, trap horse, set harness, milk or dairy spring trap. On account of other vendors :—Express, tip-dray, dray harness, three saddles and bridles, register grate, stove, double and single spring mattresses, household furniture, kitchen utensils, and quantity of miscellaneous goods. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, At 2 p.m. Gil. VICKERS AND CO. , will sell by auction, on account of a gentleman leaving the town—--1 massive wash stand, 1 large bookcase, 1 single iron bedstead, 1 double iron bedstead, 1 office table, 2 palliasses, 1 large safe, 1 fender, 6 chairs, and a lot of sundries without reserve. Also, 80 lots household furniture, and effects, 1 portable boiler, 1 rose tapestry carpet, 1 portmanteau, 6 chairs, 2 carpet squares, 4 hearth-rugs, G pictures, 4 door mats, 1 bedstead, 1 mattress, 2 pillows, 1 child's high chair, 1 chest drawers, 12 lots glassware, 1 toilet set, 6 sets blacking brushes, 12 scrubbing brushes, 1000 envelopes, 20 packets writing paper, 1 spring couch, produce, potatoes, horse carrots, onions, flour, oatmeal, lard, bacon, &c. Also, 1 set harrows, 1. moulding plough. G. 11. VICKERS, Auctioneer. THOMAS COLLINS,: BRICKLAYER, I-IE RIOT AUK G A STRE ET. (At the back o£ Bennett and Bone's) Tjl ST'IMATES Given for Brick1' work, Ccncn ie-woii:, Asphalting, and Draining. Licexsbc Dkais Coxtbactok.