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Hastings Standard, Issue 178, 23 November 1896, Page 3

. XTED, a situation by a good V V wool-sorter : has been six \-<-:ii-.-- in the Kainnoi "Woollen Mills. Apj>!y I'M;. junr., Duthie road, Maryatoki. Taranaki. Eit 1 C A X S T ]•; A 3.1 ES F 1? 5 BE 4? jb S 14-VJ-. WILL ARRIVE IX If >.'<'l''X(lS AXi) J.-LW <>N WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 25TH, (Opposite Union Bank.) G A L L O P IXC II 0 R S E S. UOME AND SEE. rjlO Till: RAT Hi'AY EES OF TIIE BOROUGH OF HASTINGS. LADIKS AXo Ghnt/.K.MKN, I am again a Candidate for the otlice of Mayor, and if you do me the honor to elect me I shall endeavor in the future, as in tin; past, to merit your support. Yours faithfully, C. A. FITZROY. TIIE lIAWKE'S BAY SEAT. jypl A. L. I). ERASER will Address the Electors of CLIVE in tin Town Hall at H p.m. on TUESDAY, the 21th inst. rn() tif j: ele cto rso f lIAWKE'S BAY. LADIKS AND <'iENTLKMKN, In response to tlie wishes of a representative number of the Electors of the District I ofier myself as a candidate at the forthcoming election. I come forward as a supporter of the present Government and if returned, as a member of the llonst my aim will be to promote tho be:-1 interests of the Colony and of my Electorate. ALFRED L. D. ERASER. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar. THURSDAY. 2<>th XOYEMBER, At 2 o'clock sharp. TA T Y. D I'- X X E T T \V • has received instructions from Mi:s < ii:\ikk and other clients, to sell the following goods—--2 double iron b.-dstcads and spring mattresses, 2 single iron bedsteads and mattresses, colonial and spring couches, cruets, chest of drawers, tables, chairs, lamps, ornaments, dressing tables, sewing machine, washstands and sets of ware, clocks, mirrors, linoleum and oil cloth, mats and rugs, cups and saucers, plates, dishes, kettles, boilers, hot water urn, copper boiler, kerosene stove, wringer, kitchen utensils, saucepans, books,' 10 pens of fowls, bacon, and other miscellaneous goods. As usual no reserve. W. Y. DENNETT, Anr-iioneer.