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Hastings Standard, Volume V, Issue 1424, 15 January 1901, Page 3

AWKE'S BAY MOUNTED I I RIFLE=. ,- "!r , ORDERS: SATURDAY, 19th January: Field Day at Te Mata. Fall in opposite Drill Shed at 3 p.m. Those unable to attend at that hour to fall in at 11 p.m. AH ropes will be given out at the Drill Shed on the 19th at 2.45 p.m. Full particulars to be obtained from each section leader. Compulsory attendance. By Order, A. H. RUSSELL, Captain. Kill FAILSST" mHE ANNUAL RAM FAIR Will be held on the H.B. A.& P, SOCIETY'S GROUNDS, HASTINGS, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 81*t, 1901. W. F. J. ANDERSON, Secretary. >XMAS ! 'XM4§ ! JUST Landed, and more to arrive, Choicest and Latest Novelties in Confectionery, at Prices not to be Excelled. Island Fruit by every steamer. Local Fruits and Daily. Temperance Drinks. Inspection of Stock Invited. JOSEPH HAWKINS, Hayes' Mart, Station Street" MAHORA DAIRY FACTORY. I AM prepared to supply those desirous of obtaining Fresh Butter, delivered a.a their residences (on Tuesdays aud Fridays) at Is per pound Oash all the year round, or to the trade at 10J per lb wholesale. The butter wilt be kept in ice and delivered in a perfectly cool condition throughout the summer months. Consumers kindly notify me of their requirements. Coupons entitling the holder to 21 pounds of butter for £1 may also be obtained on application. W. STOCK, Proprietor. PURE BREAD BAKERY. Market Street. J©UT¥ MA X & Co. j i (Successors to W. G. Benson) BEST Quality Bread carefully Best Brards of flour and purest materials. Exquisite Stock of Biscuits, Fancy Confetionery, &c, S E W.H.R. Next Hannah's, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS, "AS in stock Grocery, Drapery, Toys, Fancy Goods, Brushware, China, Glass, Patent Medicines. Dr Neil's Herbal Remedies. (Nirvana Teas a specialty at 20 % below Wellington prices.) Note.—We do not chase our customers f6r orders, but by giving best value for money, with cleanliness and civility, are sure of receiving a big share of business. T. PARKER & CO., POPULAR HATTERS, TAILORS, & GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Masonic Corner, Napier, "T\RAW attention to their Large Up-to-IJate Stock of GENTLEMEN'S MERCERY, Suitable for the Summer months. HATS & CAPS Of Every Dessription in Stock, or Made to Order. FIRST-CL\SS TAILORING, Under the supervision of a competent cutter. SEE WINDOWS. T, Parker & Co., MASONIC CORNER. HASTINGS ATHEN/EUM. "|~l HE Librarirn will be in attendance until further notice at the following hours ; Monday ... 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday ... 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. , ... 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday ... 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday ... 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. „ ~. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Subscription : Adults 10s per annum, Children under 16 4s per annum. Note.—ln consequence of the Careless Manner in which books are treated by some subscribers, the Committee intend for the future to enforce Rufe 6—" All damage to books will be charged to the borrower." EXCURSIONS TQ GRANGE BEACH. T. MURFITT will run a Drag I J . from the Union Bank Corner every SUNDAY until further notice etarting at 9.15 a.m. and leaving on ts return journey at a p.m. Fare, 2a etu,rn