Fancy fables. i ! "TjIANCY GOODS have just been re--5- ceived from London to Value of £3OO, and the assortment of all classes of Fancy Goods, both useful and ornamental, is very great. 1 •- TABLE, Immense Variety, i./®? 3/®>. and up to S/O. In spec Sinn Invited. Also, in every Department I am fully stocked. Shipments have been received this season to value of £4OOO, ex s.s. Aotea, Marmari, lonic, and Rimutaka. Everything New, Fresh, and Cheap. Experience shows that THOMSON'S is the shop for Good and Cheap Drapery. Magnificent Range New Dress Materials, from llid to 5/6 per yard, all double width. NEW AND STYLISH MILLINERY. 250 Ladies' Blouses, bought cheap, to be sold much under value. James P. Thomson, DRAPER & OUTFITTER, Napier & Hastings. WANTED, a smart, intelligent Boy as messenger. Apply A. Eccles, Chemist. WANTED at once, Apprentices. Apply to Mrs W. Caulton. Dressmaker, Station street. WANTED Everyone to see Siiakp and Alfoed's New Christmas Cards, Christmas Presents and Toys, before purchasing elsewhere. WANTED, Bottles and Jars of every describtion ; also 21b and lib stone or glass jam jars bought for cash at the Defiance Packing Co., Heretaunga road, Hastings. J) RIN CESS rjIHEATRE. THURSDAY, 16TH DECEMBER Mr HORACE H. HUNT Begs to announce that a Vo4*«al aisd Bramafic Recital Will be given as above. GRAND LIMELIGHT VIEWS. Admission-—3s, 2s, and Is. REMOVAL NOTICE. OUR business will be carried on for the present in our former offices in Queen street, next to Braithwaite and Tipping. STUBBS, PATERSON & CO. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS owing Accounts outstanding six months or over must pay the same to me forthwith, or the pleasant relations existing between us will be strained. THOMAS MORGAN, Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Heretaunga Road. PACIFIC HOTEL STABLES, HASTINGS. ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17th, At 2 o'clock p.m. TTT Y. D E N N E T VV . has received instructions from Mr 11. O. Caulton, who is retiring from the turf to sell without reserve the whole of his racing and other stock, etc., comprising: Br m, 4 years, Sheet Lightning, Quilt-Whaitiri. Br mare Louie, aged. Ch. gel., 3 years, Patriarch-Louie. Br m 2 years, Lord of the IslesLouie. B g 6 years, Ariel-Louie. Br m 5 years, Ariel-Louie, broken to saddle and harness. B g Toa, aged, Gladiator-Amina. G m 3 years, Y'oung Duke-thorough-bred mare. Br g 3 years, broken to saddle and harness. Br m pony, suitable for children. Br m pony, with foal at foot by Tip Top, broken to harness. Br g Hermai, by Natator. Also Double-seated buggy, dog-cart, spring cart, several sets of harness, saddles, bridles, and other gear, etc. Further entries Avill be received. No Saturday's Sale. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. G ENUINE BARGAINS. Just Opened in temporary premises, Station street: 3 doz. 5 spindle chairs 6 sets fire brasses 10 doz. trays 6 inlaid whatnots 10 doz. cups and saucers 8 toilet sets 2 Japanese cabinets. The above are for private sale ; any reasonable offer accepted. G. H. VICKERS & Co.j Auctioneers. W. Kershaw, UNDERTAKER, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, Heretaunga street, Hastings, HAS ON SALE : Chairs, Tables, Chest of Drawers, Duchess Pairs, Couches, Easy Chairs, Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Stretchers, Kapok Beds and Pillows, sets of Chamber Ware, Trunks, Clothes Boxes, and all kinds of first-class Furniture at the VERT LOW EST PRICES IN THE WORLD,
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Hastings Standard, Issue 499, 11 December 1897, Page 3
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547Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hastings Standard, Issue 499, 11 December 1897, Page 3
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