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Hastings Standard, Issue 203, 22 December 1896, Page 1

JJ EMETA UN (r A S C 110 OL. HASTINGS. lIAWKE'S 15AY. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Terms and Prospectus on application Music! Music*! Music Mr. F. D'A. G. DK LISLE, Garcia Diplomat, Paris ; Bonn University, M.G. (Late Choirmaster of St. Patrick'. Church, Palmerston North.) I3EGS to announce to the public of J Hastings and district that he is open to receive a limited number of Pupils for the Pianoforte, Organ, Banjo, and for Voice Production and Singing. Lessons given in Drawing and Painting (oil and water color). Pupils coached for all musical examinations. Terms for visiting in district, £2 2s, for quarter of 2-1 lessons. In town or studio, .£1 10s for 24 lessons. Prospectus at 11. H. Hunt's or Office of this Paper, where all information may be obtained. TILLEARI) NATUSCH, ' ARCHITECT, Civil and Sanitary Engineer, T NNYSON STREET, NAPIER. Hastings Agent— Mr. A. TICKNER, Next New Post Office, Who can quote terms, and show drawings, etc., of various buildings. to JOHN A. ERASER, Head Master.

J . W Y A T T , AMI L Y Jg U T CHER Hkuetaunga Stbekt, Hasting." Families'" waited on for Orders. Small Goods of all Descriptions mad on the Premises. Goods guaranteed of the Best Quality w ANTED KNO W N--4*. Mciaip, GENERAL PAINTER & lIOUSI DECORATOR, H A V E LOCK, Is prepared to Hang Wall-paper a lOd per roll. Orders left at the office of Mr Beecrof will receive prompt attention. H W. SYMONDS, A STINGS STEAM COACI FACTORY. Manufacturer of all kinds of Carriages Buggies, Daisy Carts, Wool Waggons, and Farm Drays. Repairs, Painting, and Trimming executed witli despatch. Timber Bending, Band Sawing Turning, &c. Just Received, ex " Star of England,' Large shipment of. LAMPS, AXLES, SPRINGS, &c. Also, BICYCLE FITTINGS. F 0 R SAL Full-size Sliding Body English Dog Care, with pole and shafts compete. Also, Spring Carts, Baggie?;, &cCarriage Lamps from 10s. per pair. HAYING secured a larger site nearer the centre, I wish to dispose of Corner Section adjoining thi! Railway y;ird, with a front ige of 30ft. to Market street. 1 l-sft. frontage to station yard, and .10ft. of line frontage, making a valuable site for warehouse, wool or grain store, offering as it does facilities at small c ist for siding, together with comfortable, wellbuilt residence and out buildings complete. Apply to underon pivnisr;. HENRY COLL IN I-' Bricklayer, 11 vaunts