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Hastings Standard, Issue 260, 2 March 1897, Page 3

IT.P.. HIGHLAND SOCIETY. Mp. R. D. r>. McLka;:, M.H.R., Chief. MONTHLY Meeting to be held at StriLitthcw's Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, MARCH sth. Doors opc-n at 7.: J >o; Chair 8 o'clock. Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, 2s (sd. To be had from Committee only. •Tames McDonald, \ Donald McLcod, I Alia)j McCorkindale, Committee. 11. Thompson, i AY. P. Stuart, / TO-MORROW On the Premises, Warren-street. WEDNESDAY, 3ri> MARCH, 1897, At I.HO p.m. H. VICKERS AND CO. v J • have received instructions from Mr J. Palmer, who is leaving for the Thames, to sell as above the whole of his household furniture and effects comprising—--1 superior walnut piano, almost new, (Stollo), oO lots music, 1 suite furniture (cretonne), fender and fireii'ons. 1 carpet, bed clothing, :-J0 pictures ('gilt frames), linoleum, double iron bedstead, chairs. mats, col. couch, 1 feather bed and pillows, washstand and toilet set, 1 chest drawers (0 draws) B-draw chest, 1 clock, brackets, kitchen utensils, Ac, 1 carpet couch, 2 umbrella stands, tables. Also, 5 pairs ducks, about oO pairs fowls, 1 portable boiler, 1 cask, Ac. No Reserve. . G. 11. TICKERS A CO., Auctioneers. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar. On THURSDAY, Ith MARCH, At 2 p.m. Under instructions from the Deputy Olhcial Assignee, in the bankrupt estate of George Smith. TT7 Y. D E N N E T T V V . will sell on the above date the following goods and effects : Single iron bedsteads, sets of ware, spring mattrasses, 8 pairs blankets, pillows, towels, toilet covers, trays, vases, linoleum, brackets, pictures, glassware, crockery, saucepans, galvanised baths, buckets, bowls, and a quantity of timber and sheets of iron. Also, Duchess pair, brass-mounted bedstead, washstands and dressing tables, chest drawers, single iron bedsteads, double and single spring mattrasses, curtains, blinds and rollers, chairs, tables, table cloths, swing cot, cruet, bird cage, fender and brasses, A. l'>. chairs, crockery, glassware, candlesticks, boilers, kettles, Ac. Ladies' ulsters, jerseys, tennis shoes, potatoes, onions, and miscellaneous goods. No reserve. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. BARGAINS AT THE HASTINGS SALE ROOMS. Gi 11. VIC KE R S AND CO. J". have received instructions from the consignors to clear the following consignments at reduced reserves : 22 pieces superior flannelette li>oo yards, at Id per yard 10 pieces superior creponnc 156 yards, at l; t M per yard :;0 pairs ladies' tan shoes, 5s per pair MG ~ men's boots, !Js Gd ~ ~ Mv» - » ~ 10 ~ ~ tan boots !Js Gd ~ ~ 10 ~ ~ ~ shoes Ks ~ ~ 17 bozos soap, (is ltd per box 21 „ ~ 10s Gd ~ 9 tins Coleman's mustard 7ll>, : '>s tin 11 sacks fowl wheat, lis l:-< ~ potatoes, 10s 25 dozen tumblers, :'s per dozen (50 ~ superior table and desert knives, 5s (id to 18s per dozen t() dozen superior table E.l\ spoons, ;>s fid to ,'!7s per dozen U fenders, (is 1 i< at her suite, i) pieces, £IH 10s I en.'tonne, '•) pieces, I'd 1 hair rlot.ii .suite, !) pieces, i'lH 5 double -pi'ui;;' mattrasses, Hss s double wire mattrasses, 20s ;}G yard-' of Gft oilcloth, Is !)d per yard 1 gent's ea<y chair, 17s Gd 1 double tht •. mattrasses, 17s Gd ■t dozen ha; • • pillows, :5s Gd 1 iMu'hess pair, marble top, I'l 17s :( brass mounted headsieads, Hlfs 1 s,ss ;; iron bedsteads, 2:is 1 toilet sets, 10, lid 1 Singer sen nr.: machine, 12 mouths' guarantee, i'2 7 swing le.iivoi Gd 1 chest drawers, 15s 25-draw chi >ts 10 lire so ret n-, 1 superior piano 1 eh< tiionevr, s(>i 1 t'l i gig, ti*'> !f cot-. 22' 10 do/en seruliLing brushes, yd 1 lirt—■ -'.and, 2ls IR> lots tin ware I i rati 11.k. K< ry 7 'io. iii l ■!•*,. d chair-, from its 1 1 p.i 11- -r o,d diliniL,' fables 1.7 hor.-n: oHers, if-; <id mid 1(K tkl ( > il" .i.-r ' '.lt ■!. ■!• 11. In fe Uu .• !V 'J. ■ .ti. ! le.l!" i .Usi„'!U!it ;j! ■, Jiflirr to M-t M.'uh. v* 4 - -hall rvfiiM; no ri a-'tilaiiii otlt-r. T< f. ■ .-- li. * O. 11. ViOKERS,