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Hastings Standard, Issue 249, 17 February 1897, Page 4

HAY FOR SALE. —A quantity of first-class Hay can be bought on application to Standard Oliice. Specially recommend"!! for racehorses. Best quality. Price under:; (v. W. it. (Late Manager of Mr fruit shop, He re taunga- stive t.) BEGS to announce that he has taken over Blythe's Billiard Room (opposite the Union Bank), which he has fitted up in the latest style with a view to the comfort- and convenience of patrons, and which will be opened to the public on Saturday the BJth inst. He will also open a fruit shop under the same roof on the Saturday following when he will be in a position to supply fresh fruit daily. OR PRIVATE SALE. jyi 011 pri v a 4 tons onions 0 tons good hay 1 express, lamps, and two seats 11 dairy cows 2 harness horses 2 second-baud bicycles 1 cab, double harness, and 2 horses 1 set strong cart harness 2 gigs 1 ;f-aere section 1 A-acre section and four-roomed house in llavelock 1 six-roomed house and i-acre section iu King-street 1 four-roomed house and 8 acres of land near dairy factory For further particulars, apply to G. 11. VICKERS & CO. Auctioneers. Y. DENNETT. Auctioneer, Commission & Insukance Agent, HASTINGS AUCTION BAZAAR, Hastings. Sales held every Thursday at 2 o'clock. We sell or take orders for all kinds of Basketware, Agent for Mr W. L. White, Napier. We buy and sell all kinds of Furniture and other Goods, and make liberal advances against" Goods consigned for sale. Private Sales conducted with integrity anywhere in Hawke's Bay. HASTINGS ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. AT the request of the leading Lady and Gentlemen Vocalists and Instrumentalists of the district. 1 have undertaken to resuscitate the Hastings Orchestral and Vocal Musical Society for the practice of popular vocal and instrumental music. .1 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 llili. R.A.M. ; E. Strat-ton, Bandmaster of Kaikorai Hand: Geo. -loins. Conductor Oamant Baud : Hen- Scholt, Conductor and ()beo Player; C. Coombes Conductor and Soloist' )rdinauce I >;ind, Dunedin ; G. A. .Martin, Bandmaster Welsh Fusiliers ; llerr Von di-r Mehden, Conductor and Composer ; J. A. Delaney, the Premier Conductor of Australasia.; A. P. Sheath, tin Conductor of Hawke's Bay: Marcus Hume, < >rganiser of Centennial Band Contest-, Melbourne and Sydney; Fred. H. House, Nelson Garrison P>and : and many others of equal musical abilitv. The subscription will be merely nominal, to cover cost of use oi hall, instruments, A.o. A. A. GFORGE. l ire ! rir«> ! ! I ii'<> !! ! Till' MISSES ADAMS' GREAT SALVAGE SALE DRAPEIiY dimply thrown an ay, .!- the STOCK MI ST BE (. EFAKI.D soon Xs possible. Each --lightly-damaged article Sold at less than half co.-t i»riee. GENUINE BARGAINS. Tlm* " STANDARD UOl/SiV STATION >TIIKET. T. 1. II <•«. J" AND, 1 NSt' KANCE, KIN ANt IAL, AND (.ESEHAL t't»MMl SSiON A(«KNT, JbtA'CiLkS'uiL .. li