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Hastings Standard, Volume IV, Issue 168, 11 November 1899, Page 2

ROBERT HOLT, Telephone Xo. Napier, 84, Hastings 8. iia st/„v as' timn j: i: raii d . H AS on hand at Lowest Rates, TIMBER, POSTS, STRAINERS, PAILINGS, DROPPERS, &c. ('(Mil Dr-.-t \Vr-~'pnrt Jin.'l"Xcwcas , !i'JVattti llmvoofl IV- i-i any length) - SVor'i Of Every Description. Timber delivered at anv Station from the Mills at Napier and Piri Piri, Sub-Agent for the South F : Murine Insurance Co. of N Z. PRINTS, DRESSES, MUSLINS & GRENADINES Men's and Boys' Clothing. Tennis Shirts. Gents' Ties and Scarfs. Men's and Boys' Straw Hats. In fact Nevv Lines in All Departments. Wim-ISy VI ain Ktorc. FIT AMD LATEST STYLE GUARANTEED <> ') T. T LATEST NOVELTIES IN Si

Don't Pass Without Looking ! D. D. HYDE'S STCOK-TAKING SALE FOR 14 DAYS ONLYJUST LOOK AT OUR PRICES! Old -Turtle tobacco 1 - a pkt. Vinolra Assorted Soap from 2d upBrilliantine 1 6 a bottle. wards Bay Rum 2 - a bottle. Wisden's best Cricket Bats 2~>3 eacb. Florida Water 1 - a bottle. Duke's Willow King Bats 25s each. Assorted Scents 01 a bottle. lle>irne's best Bats 'loj- each. Liine Juice and Glycerine 1/- a bottle. Cobbett's best Bats '2;3 eacb. Shaving Soap 13a stick. Duke's best Balls 9 s each. Sponges Gd each. Wisden's best Bails 9s 0(1 each. Cherry Pipes from 2d each. Hearno's best B.ills 7 0 each. Billiard Chalk 6J a doz. i'mit-bes from (> i to 10s. Tooth Brushes, best, 9d each. Tennis Rackets from 10s eacb. Playing Cards from ] - a pack. Smokers' Requisites o-f all descriptions reduced 25 per cent. PRESENTATION WALKING STICKS AT TRICES TO SUIT ALL BUYERS. DON'T MISS TIIE BARGAINS AT D. D. HYDE & CO.'S, Tobacconists ... ... Masting*.

1899 Summer 1999 Latest Drapery Specialties. GUT r>/~v A TJT HASTINGS house. m ATI w tL\SfI.V-» FI - HASTINGS HOUSE. HAS just opened up a Magnificent Selection of Goods. THE VARIETY IS SIMPLY CHARMING. GRAND MILLINERY, CHOICE DRESSES, &c. (Quantity, Style and Value unsurpassed. Kindly Call and Inspect Koreltim iia sill Di'|>»rtiii(>iitN.

SEE the new draft Pourin' in for the OLD CAMPAIGN. And the new drafts have been and still are pouring in from ever)' country that fancies itself in Boot Manufacturing. Hannah's Never bad such a splendid assortment of Goods in all their loug career, and the public have so far endorsed this statement with their good gold. You cannot get away from us if you want Ui'-to-Datk Loots and Shoes. The prices range from 2s lid to 35?, and the choice is immense. A MANUFACTURER'S PRICE-LIST: Ilea's canvas shoe*, in black and tan, own Ladies" goodyear welted shoes, tan or wake, 3 11. 4,11 black, 12 6 MenVeanvas shoes, leatha frcnts, black Ladies' glace walking shoes, 2/11, 3/11, or brown, 4.11, 5 o 4 11 Men's Oxford walking shors, 7'6 A Magnificent Assortment Best Quality Men's giovoed tennis shots, 3 11 Boots and Shoes (in best- qualities), Men's English baluiorals, 5,-11 ranging from 15/6 to 25/Men's American baluiorals, sewn, 10/6, Ladies grooved tennis shoes from 2/11 12,6 Ladies' good quality tan lace shoes, oil Men's sewn tan American bahnorals, fine Ladies" tan oxo shoes, very strong, 6/6 quality. 12.6, 14 6 Ladies' leather oxo shoes, good wear, 5/6 Men's . fw:: e:i'i bahiicr.-ils, 11 o Ladies fo\-!iead slippers. 2/6 Men's bluchers ;•{ 11. working boots 511 Ladies' leather slippers, 2/11 Men's nailed strong boots. 7 11 Youths' strong nailed shooters, 6/11 5...L8 Agksts City K Boots, Best is the Youths' good quality light baluiorals, 6/11 \VoBLi«. Youths' school boots 5/11 Ladies' American walking [shoes, lovely Girls'walking shoes, 2 11, .3/11 TV stvles, 5 G Girls' school boots, 3/6, 4 6 Ladies' Glace, tan, button, or lace shoes, Girls' strap shoes, tan and black 2/11 311 t? 6 Country Orders Rccehe Prompt Attention. hannah'eTfor boots NAPIER & HASTINGS.

ST i»A W1 > I {ll )< J E'S CODLIN MOTH EXTERMINATOR TSii' ossSy E?; 125€-Sly an tiiv flas ivoj for llic Kcoiiffe iSiO < «5> TOOTHS. I'auk Xurskuy, ('ir"'" it S.. p-vtL;i :r. WrJ. —Mr 11. Straw-bridge, Dear, Si::.— It gives lut? i.hi.-!i m Febrsii-ry yc.ir. I v.-.-s very much surpn-u 1 t.> n«. u- the- comparative freeiljm from the Co-iti:i -Moth in yosn- orobard. la my opinion h xruly ;i per cant of the on h.'avily loaded t: o- u\*r<. ■■■!: -oti* Iby rho <;r tb. \gaiu during . \i</ !»•■» \vi:it. r I h iv? wry 'io.-\iy s>x :m n><l your tre s !••;• >cale an J white ;; ; : ' i-.vi; •'*• •. yo !;• ' ••• s •!">> *!: > ••bniif-'t t' -r >h* ir size awl age • ; - : t;JV Sl , . ; ... • i\> .r- w-ry i aly, Juhv I): OM jTi t, Nurseryman, J(> i.;!. 'irt. L-ii be o'vtftiued iiom : LAND & HJEIGAWAY, or A. TIC'KNLH,