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Hastings Standard, Issue 503, 16 December 1897, Page 4

ANTED Everyone to see Shabp and Ai,foed'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., Heretannga road, Hastings. W. SYMONDS, -|~S prepared to crush Oats, Barley, &c. Also to kibble Maize and Beans at Current Rates. Telephone No. 9. W. Kersliaw'B CHEAP FURNITURE HOUSE, Opposite M'Leod's Timber Yard, HAS ON SALE : Perambulators, Go - Carts, Rattan, Cane and other Chairs, Linoleums, What Nots, Fenders, Couches, Overmantle Mirror, Chest of Drawers, Duchess Pairs, Iron Bedsteads, Horse Hair, Ivapoc, Spring and Wire Mattresses, Upholstering, Cabinetmaking and Undertaking. JOBBING WORK DONE, •fames (Late of J. M'llroy's), BEGS to notify to the public that he has started as a Blacksmith in the premises opposite the Defiance Packing Co., Reretaunga street, and hopes by attention and superior workmanship to obtain a share of the public support. N CTTICE . ALL accounts against the firm of Arnott arid (kishion, late proprietors of the Hastings Standard, are requested to be forwarded at once for immediate settlement ; and all accounts due to them are respectfully urged to be paid to them without delay. ARNOTT & CASHION. Hastings, Dec. 1, 1897. 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. Q_E NUINE 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., Auctioneers. THE SHOW OF THE SEA.SON. SUMMER 1897-98. OUR Stock is now replete with the Choicest Novelties, imported direct from the best known English and Continental Manufacturers. It is an acknowledged fact that our Stock is unsurpassed by any Firm in this Colony for Variety and Value. Our Specialties are: J. and R. Morley's Hoisery and Uunderwear, Christy and Co.'s Hats and Caps, Welch, Margetson and Co.'s Shirts, Collars, Ties, Braces, Belts, Cummerbunds, Sashes, Dressing Gowns, Smoking Jackets, &c. Kaiapoi Clothing, Blankets, Rugs, &c. Fashionable Tailoring on the Premises. H. C. F. PAPE, Cutter. Ringland and Thomas. Hastings Auction Bazaar. To Parties About to Furnish— HAVING bought a large assortment of FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE at an exceptionally low figure for Cash 1 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, an<2 wire wove matresses, pillows, washstands and dressing tables, about 15 different styles of chairs, Chinese matting, hall and other clocks, children's high chairs, kitchen dressers, portable boilers, saucepans, kettles, coal vases, E.P. ware cruets, knives, forks, spoons, ic., lamps, crockery, and glassware of every description, brushware and basketware. W. Y. Ueunett.