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Hastings Standard, Issue 233, 29 January 1897, Page 3

XT AY FOE SALE. A quantity jLJL of first-class Hay can be c:>. f : rip;i cation to Standard Oiiito. Srk oi-iiiy rceomniend-.'u for race-hoi:-js. Best quality. Price moderate. NOTICITTO~MY PATIENTS. TK eoiii:e<:iu;ncf of my Surgery being ;u.:tr.>yuu by firo," I would respectfully ask ail whom I have made appointments with for i!:is month to put off their vi -ii until I lie-open, which I hope will be in the course of a week. Yours faithfully, AUDLEY MEREWETHER. Hastings, 19th -Jan., 1897. NOTICE. AS I intend disposing of all my Horses by auction in Hastings on February 3rd, I hereby give notice that during this week ending January 80th all the horses wandering on the Oniahu Block will be mustered and can be inspected by owners on Monday, Feb. 1. Otherwise those not belonging to me will be impounded. WM. BROUGHTON, Omahu. PR INCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS. Lessee and Manager, Mr James Bell. TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY. Change of Programme. Ida £sels*«»y'g Co. A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS. Cheer upon cheer greeted Miss Delroy's original creation, THE COBRA DE CAPELLO DANCE, A Tebpsichorean Phenomenon. MADAM BELL, The White Mahatma, Caused a feeling of awe and bewilderment in her weird Sojinomaxcy. The whole Entertainment Artistic, Chaste, Laughable, and Bewildering, Change of Programmme. Admission: •§«, and Is. Seats can be reserved at Mr Hunt's, bookseller. Doors open 7.80 commence at 8 o'clock sharp. HASTINGS ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. AT the request of the leading Lady and Gentlemen Vocalists and Instrumentalists of the district, I have undertaken to resuscitate the Hastings Orchestral and Vocal Musical Society for the practice of popular vocal and instrumental music.

I shall be pleased to hear from any ladies and gentlemen wishing to join. It is my intention to give a series of short papers on the theory and practice of music, embodying the results of 25 years' experience (my own—not my brother's) with such men as John Hill, R.A.M. ; E. Stratton, Bandmaster of Kaikorai Band ; Goo. Jones, Conductor Oamaru Band ; Ilerr Schott, Conductor and Obeo Player ; C. Coombes, Conductor and Soloist Ordinance Band, Dunedin ; G. A. Martin, Bandmaster Welsh Fusiliers ; Ilerr Von der Mehdeu, Conductor and Composer ; J. A. Delaney, the Premier Conductor of Australasia ; A. P. Sheath, tin* Conductor of Hawke's Bay; Marcus Hume, Organiser of Centennial Baud Contests, Melbourne and Sydney; Fred. H. House, Nelson Garrison Band ; and many others of equal musical ability. The subscription will be merely nominal, to cover cost of use of hall, instruments, Arc. A. A. GEORGE. in the Hastings Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, 80TH JANUARY, At 2.80 p.m. Gil vic kerb and co, . will sell on account of various clients Furniture and household requisites comprising bedsteads, chest of drawers, mattresses, couches, tables, chairs, carpets linoleum, washstands, sets ware, door mats, mirrors, pillows, bolsters, pictures, tinware and glassware, 1 violin aud bow. Also, 110 Mason's preserve jars (quarts) 21 Mason's preserve jars (pints) -1 sides local cured bacon. And On Account of the Mortgagees. 1 bay pony *1 years, quiet and sound. No reserve, all to go. G. 11. YICKERS, Auctioneer. Y. DENNE TT. Aixtioskkk, Commission & I.vsiiw vce A<.Kvr, HASTINGS AUCTION BAZAAR, Hastings. Sales held overv Thursday at 2 o'clock. We sell or take orders for all kinds of Basket ware, Ageut for Mr W. L. White, Napier. We buy and «>ll all kinds of Furniture and other Goods, and make liberal wh Goods co-iiigilt.d for sale. I'mute Sales 'conducted with integrity anywhere in Hawke's Bw.