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Hastings Standard, Issue 371, 13 July 1897, Page 4

s K j4a i Wr Hi ?S3 SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, IIICKKT ',v::-ja i?o,\!>, Hastings. First Class Workmanship at Lowest Prices. Repairs a Speciality General Asj?oriiv.c-nt of Saddlery kept i;i Stock. 1 :1! • t.: (*T •K • " of MoN U M EXT A L '\Y ORE !X A& Italian ?vfArnr.Ks. SCOTCH & AMEKICAN GiJAXITKS. Work in the Latest Designs at Greatly Reduced Prices. "Call and inspect my stock Address : CT.IVK Si>t -3K, N*APrt.n. KiisAjif- Road, Hastings.' II A S T I >; G S Peraisanenf 9SuiMins & litvc*t!£34*aaf S»<*acty. THIS Society i; prepared to adv;'sum- of t2-"> and upwards upon approved freehold or leasehold securities, at iv.trfw of interest t-wr than tho-;-- of a:iy similar society in Hawke's Bay or throughout New Zealand. Loans are granted by the Society for periods ot from *2 to 10 years, repayable by monthly instalments. If from sickness or other causes borrowers are prevented paying their monthly instalment-;, repayments of principal may b -a~]\ndeu, and interest onhj charged on the principal owing for the t> >. o 1 No procuratio i -rr c-.y amission fees, and legal costs very much lower than *;hose uSflially charged. Loans or any portion of them can be paid off at any time, by giving three months' notice to the Society. Borrowers dealing with this society -an secure an absolutely free home in a few years at a less expense than paying house rent. Bcr? jv.vv- have a voice in the management of the Society. Office in Messrs Brathwaite and Tipping* s Buildings, Queen street, Hastings, where all information can bo obtained. RoiiEtiT I >i- \rir.VA!te. Secretary. L Is»va«a l ß iisaaei% HASTINGS, [VERY A BAITING STABLES. Horses carefully broken to single and double harness and saddle. Baggies, Gigs, and Saddle Horses on hire. Good Paddoeking. Horses bought or sold on commission or exchanged. A Specialty: Singeing and Clipping done on the shortest notice. Til E following "Persons ,have taken out Shooting Licenses for the present season :—W. Bird, G. M'lutosh, E. Roach, J. Barker, I - '. E. T. Simcox, T. P. Hunter, R. J. Hunter, Jas. Gallagher, \\ . G- Noble, D. F. G. Barclay, 11. T. Eletc-her, O- Nelson, G. Nelson, i>. Canning, W. -J. Douglas, 11. M. Campbell, T. E. Crosse, E. E. Nelson, J. Twigg, T, Stewart, H. 11. Bridge, G. S. V. Weill, y, E. Logan, 11. E. Reman, C. D. Kennedy, Win. Haimes, E. Yatighan, Koti Paora, Neri Wkanga, A. E. Beckett, F. Pilcher, \Y. Nicholson, C. ('. Tuely, E. M. Grant. S. Newall, E. \V. Ruddick, R. W. llalie, 1. A. J. \Y. Nicholson, \V. Lovciav, W. Lovell, W. 11. Hughes, \Y. 11. Swiggs. J. Jones, T. T. Anderson, J. A. Anderson, A. Box, T. -J. Drake. J. M - : Vmald, \V. Cammock, C'. Caunnoek. If. May, 11. Laws, A. C. Kuighr. H. Chadwick, W. Ntjttall, C. Hemniingsen. W. C. Scott, W. Stacey, J. Britten. R. -J. Fleming. L. de Pelichet, T. Hogg, il. C. Ridings, J. C. Blake, f. Callaway, 11. Monteith, W. H. N>. N n. H. L. Jull, J. Loveday, jun.. T. 11. Walker. T. H. Hartstone, F. B. Hart-t'ius . <i. Cope land, A. C. Seymour. D. M. Home, jun., E. -J. Gothaid. K. Gregory, G. V. T. Moore, G. 11. R<.divood. I. 11. Redwood, F. A. B. Inu;-I. G. Wilson, E. R. Hawken, L. M. Monekton, O. M. *lotiek"'i'.i. u. (ioldiiiich, G. r . Hardy, A. Barlow. 11. Douglas, T. Pilcher, Horace Alabaster. -T. \V. Arthur, James I lav. T. V». Vv est. V\. Bird, \\ . P. Hanner, R. A. LVborne, C. A. Hingston, R. E. Parkinson, W. A. Austin, A. Eriis, J. F. Symnnds. S. (■. Piy-tr-n. A. Pearson. L. Aiigell, J. Matheson, A. ij. Allan. I. M. Nelson, .1. Livie. A. Tickit. r. R. Jenssen, Teteira ie C. A. Smith. 11. J. Smith, V . Ci'i'tghton, -hms.es Hay, T. t>. ■ ti.uij.L. C. llytle. C. 'P. Stacey, (j. i \\ il uwrria, J. Whittle, 1). 11. Sonier- i viii- . t ■ ■ i 1 - Collie, J.'tines l:"giuo).U, J. i \V. Wjthi.-row. G. Potts, C. Clausen, j E. E. Mi-ith, J. M'Pherson, C. L. j Jones. S. Polton, Geo. i>. I'.silitN'k, 11. Skiiu-.-j, p. Nf:trtiu, C- W--t. i.o\v>y 11. N-icth, Ken- . rick J. liui, 1). L. I'a- is, A. Ludbrook, ; J, Ormoud, jtia., E. I. Watt:, I