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Hastings Standard, Issue 167, 10 November 1896, Page 3

X s.s. Aotea and Ruahine, frcm | London. JUST RECEIVED— I¥ E W U «S> « TO VALUE OF £sso—All the Latest, and Splendid Value. Silk Foulard for Dresses, 1/9 1392 pairs Child's and Ladies' Hose, odd lot, bought at low prices direct from the mr.nufucturers 144 Ladies' I'inkriin.en, not two alike ; bought cheap—odd lot from manufacturers Gents' Shirts, Tics. ] traces, ] Joys' Suits (new shape) ; Hair-line Tw;-ed Trousers. 7,d Case Boys' and Hen's Straw 1 lists, newest shapes Newest in Lace Collars, Collarettes, Kid Gloves, Umbrellas and Sunshades, Haberdashery, Knitted Bodices 10' d, Natural Wool Combinations 5/11, Silk Fisher Caps, Wings, lints, Ornaments. Sample lot of Purses from 9d to 8/6, Brussels Laces, Grass Lawn Laces and Trimmings, the very latest, &c. I would call special attention to Stock of TRIMMED MILLINERY, Latest Ideas, at Host Moderate Prices. James P. Thomson, DRAPER & OUTFITTER, Napier & Hastings. HIGH CLASS DRESS MATE ill ALU MAXTf.ES, CAPES ili <i EXE HAL DRAPER] ■ "T3 E SIDE NTS in Rawice's l i ])ay who will not have .in opportunity of visiting the Wcllinff to select their requirements can avail themselves of the Company's unequal led variety of Jlisiii -Class Drapery by sending for samples, illustrated fashion sheets and general price list. Samples, fashion sheets, and catalogue post free. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. D. Hallensteix, Chairman of Directors. Attention H»E«'a*e! C C Just Opened SPLENDID ASSORTMENT CAN VA S SI IO E S A Men's, Ladies' k Children's. A Goods Seasonable, XJL Prices Reasonable. Just Opened, STENKIS SHOES Q In Great Variety. k3 H Cyclists Note!— Splendid TT Line suitable for Knights _L_L Oof the Wheel at 3/9. /^~\ Remember ! —" Zealandias " v_y E stocked at the C.B.P. TTI Inspection of New Goods, _L_J S Comparison of Prices O FREELY INVITED. Q CITY BOOT PALACE, Wholesale & Retail HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. K. M'Xsatigiitaii* Ring up Telephone No. 62. SATURDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. At 2 o'clock p.m. Sale of Valuable and Important Hotel Property in the centre of the town . of Greymouth. Messrs g. w. moss and co. (in conjunction with Messrs Nancarrow anrl Co.) will sell by public auction on the premises, Mawliera Quav, by order of the Executors in the estate of the late IIENR\. 111 NTAll those Leasehold Suctions, numbered 21 and 886 on the plan of the Native Reserve, Greymouth, having a frontage to Mawhera Quay of about 49 feet, with a depth of about 130 feet, upon which stands those valuable premises, known as Hunt's Club Hotel, the Australian Mutuai. Provident Society's Office, and G. T. Shilton's Jeweller's Shop. The Hotel (originally establish"■d 18G5) is nearly new, having been entirely rebuilt a few years ago, is substantially constructed of the best material, under the supervision of its late owner, contains 20 rooms, including Bar, is situate in the centre of the town, and has a long established connection, capable of large improvement. The sale of this property oli'ers a splendid opportunity for any person wishing to enter into an established hotel business. To speculators it is a good opening for permanent investment of a small capital, which may he relied upon to always give a good return. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, orjto MessrsjGuinness and Ki feh inchain. Solicitors. J. WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, The Old Shop, Ejierson street, Napier. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Watches. Clocks, and .Jewellery to selec;. from. Greenstones and Spoct.icle-wiS'xcial.iy ■Rsi.rnmet.prs fit vflrinns description. A