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Hastings Standard, Issue 243, 10 February 1897, Page 1

H ERETAUNGA BAKERY W. KEITH. GENERAL BAKER, HASTINGS. W.K. is prepared to do Catering for Balls, Parties, &c. First-Class Goods Guaranteed. W. MOULDEY, Wholesale and Retail MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER HAS in Stock a large and varied Assortment of Confectionery of all Descriptions. Bride and Birthday Cakes, also Small Goods made at the shortest notice. J Q U L L E N, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, COENEE OF HERETAUNGA AND HASTINGS Streets, Hastings. Wedding and Fancy Cakes of all Descriptions made to order. Carts sent to all parts of the district. N EW TIMBER YARDS, HASTINGS. Building Timber, and Building Requisites, Coal, Firewood, Posts, Strainers, Pailings, Oats, Chaff, &c., Always on hand, and at the lowest current rates. Estimates for Buildings Given. Agency for Northern Assurance Company. D. McLEOD, Havelock Road, Hastings PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE ! Diptlieria, Typhoid Fever PREVENTED BY USING DISINFECTANTS. CARBOLATED CIIEASOTE ss. per gallon, Bottles, Is Gd; Cholride of Lime, 6d per lb, Tins containing 81b, 2s 6d ; Carbolic Acid —lzal—and many other kinds from— TYERMAN AND CO., Chemists, II A STINGS. SPRING MEDICINES. AT this time of the year it is necessary to take some simple Medicine to purify the Blood. Palmer'* Sarwaparilla Is just the Thing. It is without a Superior in Torpid or Congested conditions of the Liver, Chronic Skin Diseases of all kinds, Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Ac., arising from disordered and impure Blood. Palmer's Pills and Mixture for all Female irregularities arc uvli known, and can be recommended for their Efficacy. JOSEPH PALMER, Medical He it bai.is r, HASTINGS. ItOlftiolßllM M«l«i ttOMM, MAL ST E 1!S, 1II! '. \Y K RS, A N D IJOTTLEUS, N u'ti.u. 1U)1 S.JOHNS A SONS HAVE how been using tliv water from thfir !i»* .v well about two uumths, and tli« Quality of the liter made iris grmitlv improv iml. Tina draw* a hue suppiv of tin? Purest Water, ffc-t cUiw crystal, from a hitherto untiippeil stratum, 450 ft. l)rU>w the »arfaei". or about t the depth of tiny otlit'i- \v< ii in Nnpior. ROBJOHNS A SONS « Kt:K FOUR FlitST I'KIZES AT Till. LAST nr.. a. A>i» r. >•"- n.rvs >uow i- i: tfiKtn \i.r. an i> siut r. iff Ui<M:intH lUV rtxN.mmtnitluiU-i.j-hu, ■:> 1 »aV St.=<it a- pn-ieraUi: to n m-uiu-UlrlitiitSloti i« pUKjf •..>! I his In a.tM.l ti» Alt' -unl iiO!'- .V aONs HOP ALE * UoUi:H" r Nl> BE KB, Butfa ai ihm HulUtsl Uualfty,