Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Hastings Standard, Issue 163, 4 November 1896, Page 1

j~J~ERETAUNGA BAKERY. W. KEITH. GENERAL BAKER, HASTINGS. W.K. is prepared to do Catering for Balls, Parties, &c. First-Class Goods Guaranteed. W. MOULDE Y, Wholesale and Retail MAN UFACTURING CONFECTIONER HAS ill Stock a large and varied Assortment of Confectionery of all Descriptions. Bride and Birthday Cakes, also Small Goods made at the shortest notice. J" U L L E N, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Corner of Heretaunga and Hastings Streets, Hastings. Wedding and Fancy Cakes of all Descriptions made to order. Carts sent to all parts of the district. TSte Csafc, ilstMiatJS'*. THIS Popular Restaurant has recently undergone complete alterations in order to copo 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 WINSLE Y, Proprietor. TEg« v Ta'm'sidk-ro. GEORGE PINNOCK BEGS to announce to the Public of Hastings and District that he ha 8 taken the new Buildings next the Po s t Office, where he has opened DINING ROOMS, And trusts by supplying only FirstClass Meals to merit a share of public patronage. A Ladies' Private Dininoßoom will be opened, where Meals and Afternoon Tea may be obtained. Weekly Boarders treated very liberally. The Proprietor has had considerable experience in the Catering line, and is prepared to quote for Suppers, Picnic Parties, Ac. E W TIM BE R YAR DS, HASTINGS. Building Timber, and Building Rei}risites, Coal, Firewood, Posts, Strainers, Failings, Oats, Chaff, &c., Always on hand, and at the lowest current rates. Estimates toe Buildings Given. Agency eor Northern Assurance Company. D. McLEOD, Havelock Road. Hastings. THOMAS COLLINS, BRICKLAYER, HERETAUNGA STREET, (At the back of Bennett and Bone's) ESTIMATES Given for Brickwork, Concrete-work Asphalting, and Draining. T DRAIN* {'OXTR\<:tor W. J. STACK, Gexejut. Caheie;:, Histixos. ORDERS l>} p>.t or telegraph will receive urompt attention.