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LOOK OUT FOR ALLAN NI'CORKINDALE'S SALVAGE SALE. BRAVO! BRAVO! HAWKE'S BAY will hitherto have the cycle of the world on its roads. No Yankee starts this time. No, bat a doughty Paris production has come to stay, viz.: THE GLADIATOR CYCLE The Gladiatok that has fought and won countless public battles.

A machine that lias beaten every otUer make in securing WORLD RECORDS, and bus only itself to beat. J. Parsons, the Australian champion, has just returned from England and America bunging Three Gladiators. He has decided to ride the Gladiator as being the fastest machine made. The only thing you can break on a Gladiator is the record. Rivierro rode over 5~2X miles in '24 hours. The Gladiator holds cbampion-hips. too many to mention here, but inquire at the agency. Here are a few riders:—Michael (the little wonder), unbeaten champion of the world; Rouhour. honr champion; Huret, world's '24-liour champion; Protiu, world's mile champion ; Tom Linton, the one-hour champion. There's proof for you of speed, rigidity, and strength. As a further test of strength, bring the heaviest specimen of humanity to be found and let him use our spokes as a ladder. Gladiators are sold for cash or on time payment. Don't fail to see the only Perfect Chainless Machine made. Sample machines (ladies and gents) may be inspected at Hastings Sale Rooms. Correspondence invited. G. H. VICKERS & CO.,

as s iil mm m o T HE unilf-r«is?no<l has pleasure to announce that he lias assumed the Agency, and has just rcccived'thc First Shipment of the above Teas. Though comparatively now to this district, the Tisyei* TV;I* are renowned throughout New Zealand, and will be a revelation to those who try them for the first time. They are truly styled the LUXURY OF THE DAY. Cr. 11. ROACH, Sole Agent.

C. F. LYS, FAHIONABLE TAILOR, HASTINGS, (Opposite Mr \V. Beeeroft's), CONTINUES to give the satisfaction he has done for so many years to his very numerous customers. He now oilers in his new premises a larire and entirely fresh stock of goods of all descriptions suitable for the present m a-on at very low prices, which must ensure future favours. Adhering to his fixed rule, all goods are well shrunk before making. The Original " Standard House," Hastings. Established 1875 ATE S T Slimmer GOODS AT DODDS, Emerson Street, NAPIER. BIT SPKCIAL KIOATE & C°' s « PRIZE MEDAL » PURECEYIMIMOUN TEAS Noui Within the Reach of All ceyldnl INDIAN on BLENDED EG rain AT EACH PRICE AND UP TO 4/PER LB. 2/2/4 SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.

JOHN ROBEKTSON, Watchmaker and -Jeweller, Market street, Hastings. WATCHES, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired. All Work Guaranteed. Oeorsre IJcwswap, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, BEGiS to intimate to the Public of Hastings that lie has removed from his Premises in Station-street into the Larger and More Centrally Situated Premises situate in 47, Here-taunga-street, where he will carry on his Business as heretofore. Note the Address—--17, lIERETAUNGA STREET, (Next to Beecroft's Horse Repository.) Applet. Apple*. Apples. Best Selected, 3 - per case Second Quality, 2/- per case Windfalls, 1 - per case N.B.—Orders taken at the shop for RHUBARB for Jam-making; and for GREEN TOMATOES in any quantities for Chutney and Jam-making. lIENRY SMITH, FRUITERER & GREENGROCER, C ENTRAL BUI LI )ING S. ANT E D KNO WN . Choice Cups and Saucers, Gs doz. ; large China Candlesticks, 9d each ; 1 pint Glass Jam Jars, 2s fid doz ; 2 pints, Is doz; Mason's Patent Jars, 1 quart, (is ; 2 quarts, Hs doz. WANTED KNOWN: Boxes Stationery, 2~> sheets ruled note paper, 25 envelopes, pencil, pen, <tc., (id box; double the quantity in tinted paper. Is b>x ; - quire packets Note Paper, Oil. WANTED KNOWN: Large Gilt Cabinet Plioto Frames, 2in moulding, Is !)d and 2s; i!in moulding, 3s Gd. Guaranteed best value in N.Z. WANTED KNOWN : Crinkled Ti.- -ue Paper, various colors, two lamp Shades Table Decorations, Ac., per bundle. WANTED KNOWN : Large Tin Wa h Hand Basins, (id and Is ; Dippers lid : Buckets, Is; Kettles, lsGd; Travelling Boxes, lock and key, Is lid, fid, lis Ud. WANTED KNOWN : Large Tin Wash-up Basins, lid and Is ; Banister Brushes, lid ; Large Buckets, Is; ! Table Lamps, iiin wick, opal shade, (M ; Hand Lamps, Is ; Rug Straps, metal handle. Is fid. WANTED KNOWN : Whatever ' vou may want in T<>\l'incy Goods, j C>eful Presents, Household Requisites, I ae.. vou cannot do better than call at ! tin i *oveliy Depot, | HASTINGS AND NAPIER. \Y. G. FAULKNGR, t OA( HIiITLI'IIU, TS i i t > Build ail Classes of I •> rtrdti-r.

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Hastings Standard, Issue 289, 5 April 1897, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hastings Standard, Issue 289, 5 April 1897, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hastings Standard, Issue 289, 5 April 1897, Page 4

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