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Hastings Standard, Issue 416, 3 September 1897, Page 3

TENDERS. Tenders invited tin September 6th for the ERECTION of a four-roomed COTTAGE. Plans and specifications can be seen at my house. J. NIBLETT. N 1 EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. (NAPIEE SECTION). CHEAP EXCURSION FARES TO WELLINGTON. EXCURSION TICKETS TO WELLINGTON (via Palinerston North) at specially reduced rates will bs issued at Napier, Woodville, and intermediate stations on TUESDAY, 7th September, available for return up to and including 10th September, 1897. The following are the fares from a few of the principal stations : Ist Class. 2nd Class, Napier ... 36s lOd 21s 4d Hastings... 34s lOd 20s 4d Waipawa... 30s 4d 18s Id Waipukurau 29s 8d 17s. 9d Dannevirke 28s lOd 14s lOd Woodville 21s 6d 13s 8d Fares from other stations at proportionate redactions. BY ORDER. Traffic Manager's Office, Nap.er, 2nd September, 1897. ~ TO-MORROW. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. On SEP|. 4, At -a p.m. H. VICKERS AND CO. OT. on account °* a leaving Hastings : Kitchen and parlor tables, stretcher, mattress, chairs, and a lot of sundries. Also, 1 saddle, 1 bridle, Canterbury bacon, 1 patent kerosene gas stove, saucepans, meat dishes, 1 pair buggy lamps, 2 boys' overcoats, 1 boys' suit, 1 men's covert coat, 1 portable boiler, &c. Also, Balance of goods from Mr Fowler's sale. Also, 18 sacks potatoes, 6 sacks horse carrots, &c. G. H. VICKERS, Auctioneer. TOMORROW. Regular weekly sale in the Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1897. At 2 o'clock sharp. WY. DENNETT . will sell on account of several vendors the following goods : Kitchen and parlor tables, kapoc, flax and spring mattresses, a.b. chairs, double and single bedsteds, platform rockers and easy chairs, linoleum and oilcloth, washstands, sets of ware, dressing tables, clothes horses, meat safe, scales and weights, flower stands, lamps, tobacco tins, tumblers, looking-glasses, box irons, buckets, cup and saucers, dishes, plates, colonial couch, pillows and bolsters, cardigan jackets, overcoats, boots, slippers, blankets and rugs, carpets, hot water urns and sundries. The racing mare Velocity. Also, Canterbury and local potatoes, hams, and bacon, mustard and other goods. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. ToaseStiiisr Hicjcles. THE BICYCLE is not a mongrel, it is a thoroughbred. Its pedigree is known and registered. From tyres to saddle, from rims to post, from cranks to bar, from balls to grips the Victor is made in one factory. Our guarantee covers every part and every piece of every part. The Victor rider is referred to no other maker for the guarantee of auy part of his machine. The 1897 Victors cost £25, and when you ride them you know why it costs that. When buying Victors see that you get the 1897 one. Our out of date ones have been sold to other dealers at very low prices. THE YEREX & JONES CO., Sole Agents for N.Z. G. H. VICKERS, & CO., Local Agent?. Ilsistißsg's iut'liou Jlsasatai*. To Parties About to Furnish — HAVING bought a large assortment of FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE at an exceptionally low figure for Cash I am now prepared to offer the following lines at Wellington Prices : Suites in leather, tapestry, and cretonne, easy chairs, in leather, tapestry, and plush, chests drawers, all sizes, duchess pairs, plain and tile backs, chests, with mirrors, platform rockers in tapestry, cretonne, carpet and plush, col. couches, Jap. carpet squares,*linoleum, hearth rugs, door mats and slips, double and single iron bedsteads, kapoc, flax, a' > wire wove matresses, pillo* washstands and dressing tab! about 15 different styles chairs, Chinese matting, hall and other clocks, children's high chairs, kitchen dressers, portable bailers, saucepans," kettles, coal vase.;, E.P. ware cruets, knives, forks, spoons, &c., lamps, crockery, and glassware of every description, brushware aud basket ware. W. If. lleiiuett.