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Hastings Standard, Issue 176, 20 November 1896, Page 3

'\~ .Vv" GUINEA.—Mi- J. A. Ax,i.\ iJitEws will lecture in the Wes- ' y('buro.' on FRIDAY Evening. A(ii. ;i-Ki fiee : collection. Com■m-: . •• o'clock. Pit INCKSS THEATE E, HASTINGS. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, December 17th, 18th, and 19th. Cooking Competition—Certificates awarded. Museum, Art Gallery, Curiosities, Relics. Maori Curios, Literary Rolic-s. Trades Hal!.---Different industries will lie represented. Sale of Useful and Fancy Work. .Refreshments daily. Palmistry, Phrenology, and Puzzles hy Professionals. Music—instrumental and Yoc.il each evening. Lime Light Views. All kinds of Produce, Fancy Work, Literature, and useful articles are solicited. For full information apply to K. S GOLDSMITH, Hon. See. rjHO THE ELECTORS OF lIAWKE'S BAY. L.vdiks and Gkntlemkx, — In response to the wishes of a representative number of the Electors of the District I offer myself as a candidate at lb-' forthcoming election. I come forward as a supporter of the present Government and if returned as a member of the House my aim will be to promote the best interests of the Colony and of my Electorate. ALFRED L. D. ERASER. THE lIAWKE'S DAY SEAT. ly/j-R A. L. D. ERASER will Address the Electors at TE AUTE THIS EVENING at K o'clock. TO-MORROW. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, 21st NOVEMBER. At 2.H0 p.m. H. YTCKERS will sell on acJT . count of a lady leaving Hastings, and other clients. — •i single spring mattresses, 1 spring couch, 1 double spring mattress, 2 baths, ;> kitchen chairs, 2 buckets, 1 arm chair, 2 stretchers, 1 meat safe, 2 saucepans, 1 lamp, •> tables, 2 kettles, 1 washstand, 1 iron bedstead, 1 wooden bedstead, 1 lots of garden tools, 1 book shelf, 1 verandah blind, 2 fenders, 3 lots of linoleum, 2 door mats. 1 double barrel gun (Ilollis), 20 lots books, 1 cycle style, 1 accordeon, i oilcoats, 10 pairs of boots, a lot of brushware, 2 tin trunks, tea, sugar, murtard, etc. No Reserve. G. H. YICKERS & CO., A nrtinnprs.

SrillN(i! SWUNG!! SI'HINV. !!! 'llic Spring has now sot in at llOJslNson's i>i;Ai'i:i;v wahkhousk, Emerson-.-;ieet. Nkw (iooi>s in all 1 Jpp.irt inputs now opem d up. The Latest Novkltiks. Choicest Siia!;im;s, Kixlless \ \I;IKTV. V.U.I'K 1"i 1 -lllpassed. I'.vcn - tiling New. Fresh. and Fashionable, ;ind at l!i.;;'lit Prices at lionixsox's, Kmersniistrert, Napier. Stop THAT Cor.;n hv taking Neil's Halm of (iilcail, a positive euro for coughs, colds, chronic hroiichiti*. influeii/«. Ac. In ltii'jre bottles at 2s !'.•!. at Neil's Kotanic l>ispe;isitr.v. Fmcr.-ou street. Napier, and all leading storekeepers.—Anvr. TTTAN'TKI*, a .situation by a good \ V v.wl-sorter : has been six years in ti:r Kaiapni Woollc a Mills. Apply llrbt. Johnston. jiinr., Duthic road, Mnryatoki, Taranaki. 1.C., Wellington, have opened Sample Rooms in Standard House. Railway-station Street, and invite ladies to call, up to Wednesday next. TO Till-: ELECTORS OF HAWIvKS BAY. L.VIUKS AND f IENTI.EjrKN", I bey to inform you that I am a Candidate for the honor of representing you in the House of Representatives. I request you to meet, me .it the PRINCESS * THEATRE, HASTINGS, on FRI DAY, 20th inst, at 8 p.m. Yotir obedient servant, W. R. RFSSELL.

BENNETT & BONE, llirct't ImiMK'ft'i* of Evw,r inscription ol lliii'dwai'c. ■JUST LANDED EX. " L\ DRAMAYO." LARGE Assortment of First Class Al>o a Splendid Assortment of Gfc'Cf l°o-2»latc<l <w«HKlw. Also Enaim'liHl of every ileseriptinn. ISjij Foe'liM sc?inS KakCN, SjejlSfr l #. and Meap 13<»oks A Largo Stock of BSlsi?«l<ri , *v on hand at Lowest Rates! Agent for Ol'COBl BENNETT AND BONE, Hastings. JL S T 0 P: LOOK Ol T E < > R Fresh advertisement to appear in a few days. In the meantime look in and see some New Goods and Novelties just to hand. Note the Address : E . BRO WN , CVsstrai f£a*fiitgs. T T