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Hastings Standard, Issue 308, 28 April 1897, Page 4

BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! ! SAM EIDG-WAY'S. SUMMER SHIRTS at half their Original Cost Summer Clothing at Half-price The Balance of Straw Hats at your own price, as they must go Regatta Shirts, from 2s "White Shirts, Cricketing Singlets, &c., at sweeping reductions IIaf«! Hal*! Klatw! Just arrived a Consignment of 50 dozen Hats, direct from the manufacturer, consisting of Hard and Soft Felts in all shapes and quantities, which will be greatly reduced. This is a genuine sweep, as I intend to make a clearing for my Winter Goods. I guarantee to fit young and old in hats. Remember!—NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. FLOODS. FLOODS. SAJLVAOE DKIPEKY SALE. "VJEW SEASON'S DRAPERY GOODS rescued from Mr -John Rich's i \ house in Give street, amounting to about £'2oo worth, for IMMEMATE CLEARANCE. The Sale commence-; on Siftf vir«l».f , April S I. and continues for OtM' JlOßatll Olll.r. Every line must be sold, as the premises are only taken for one month, after which Mr Rich opens at Haveloc-k with an entiiely new stock. The Goods damaged by water comprise: Boys' and Youths' Winter Overcoats, Men's Flannelette and Flannel Shirts, Flannelettes, Dress Goods, Corsets, Umbrellas, Sheets, Boots and Shoes, etc., Ac. Xn * {till- llill In' llr/'llxi-il fnr tlli'xr (iiuiijs. The greater portion of the Goods will be found to be perfect, and in no way damaged, as they were packed out of the reach of the flood, and comprise : Men's and Boys' Tweed Suits Men's Trousers and Boys' Knickers, Men's Sox, Ladies' Hosiery, Men's Hats and Caps, Braces and Ties, Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Wool Wraps, Haberdashery, Men's Suits and Pants, Accordeons and Concertinas, Buttons, Braces, Electro-plated Ware, and other lines too numerous to mention. These Goods will be sold at LANDED COST PRICE, and, as they are my own importations, will be found as cheap as anything ever offered in Hawke's Bay. This will be a losing sale for me, but the flood will thus be the means of putting bargains in the way of buyers of drapery. I must turn the whole lot into cash as soon as possible. Tt»rill* T TT \T DTP LT DRAPER & OUTFITTER I 11 i\ IV X JLjL y Next Bennett- & Bone, Hastings. Heretaunga Meat Market, corner of Havelock road and Warren street, C. HUGHES, BUTCHER. jyj"Y PRICE LIST FOR CASH IS AS UNDER: Beef—Sirloin, 4d ; Ribs, 2id to 3d ; Boiling, 2d. Mutton—Hindquarters, 2d ; Forequarters, i£d , Chops, trimmed, 3d. Dairy-fed Pork and Veal, 4d. Sausages, a speciality, 3d. Boardinghouses supplied at 3d all round. C. II I Hi:*, IS ■■teller. BRAVO! BRAVO! AWKE'S BAY will hitherto have the cycle of the world on its roads. No Yankee starts this time. No, but a doughty Paris production has come to stay, viz.: THE GLADIATOR CYCLE Thl Gladiatok that has fought and won countless public battles. A machine that has beaten every other make in securing WORLD RECORDS, and lias itself to beat. -J. Parsons, the Australian champion, has just returned from England and America bringing Three Gladiatoks. 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 52$ miles in 24 hours. The Gladiator holds '2B championships, too many to mention here, but inquire at the agency. Here are a few riders :—Michael (the little wonder), unbeaten champion of the world; liouhour, hour champion; Huret, world's 24-hour champion; Protin, world's mile champion; Turn 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 011 time payment. Don't fail to see the only Perfect Chainless Machine made. Sample machines (ladies and gents) mav be inspected at Hastings Sale Rooms. Correspondence invited. G. H, VICKERS & CO./ s !S™,b„ 5s TEAS I! T HE undersigned has pleasure to announce that he has assumed the Aeencv, and has iust received the First Shipment of the above Teas. Though comparatively new to this district, the Tijffer Tcjin are renowned throughout New Zealand, and will be a revelation to those who try them for the first time. They are truly styled the t, v\r 1? v n v ttt p n \ v 11. U<l IT 11. BILLIARDS ! BILLIARDS ! ! W. R. Pwne, (Late Manager of Mr Goddard's fruit shop, lleietannga-street). HAS opened as Fruiterer, Tobacconist, Ac., and Billiard Saloonkeeper in the shop leading to Blythe's well-known Billiard - saloon, opposite the Union Bank. Cic*ors€* IK'wwiish*. WATCHMAKER JEWELLER. BEGS to intimate to the Public of Hastings that he lias removed from his Premises in Station-street into the Larger and More Centrally Situated Premises .-ituate in 17. Here-taunga-street. where he will carry on his Business as heretofore. Note the Address 47, HERETAUNGA STREET, (Next to Beeeroft's Horse Repository.) JOHN ROBERTSON. Watch-Makei: and Jeweller, \r.» ITCHES, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired. * 11 W.*fL- f 111 n r, .j-ul AY Mr A. Al'l'l-.L. MEMBER of the Royal Veterinary Ivlli'L'o of Surgeons. Berlin, and" late \\ ternary Surgeon to the Germany Army. Present address : Btv-eroft's Livery Stables. Thirty-one year-; in the colony, mostly in the South Island. CTI L LEA Rl> NAT U S CII ARCHITECT, Civil and Sanitary Engineer, T NNYSON STREET, NAPIER Hastings Agent— Mk. A. TICKNER, Next New Post Office, Who can quote terms, and show drawings, Ac., of various building-. \\\ G. FAULK NOR, coacii uuilm: it. Hastings. IS prepared to Build 'ail Chisses of Carriages to order. First class Workmen oniv einnlov