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Hastings Standard, Volume V, Issue 1427, 18 January 1901, Page 2

END OF SEASON, BALANCE OF SUMMER GOODS AT CLEARING PRICES. A FEW Ll\E§ FOR THIS HEKK Comprising Prints, Sateens, Zephyrs, Printed Muslins, Blousings, eVc. A few Choice Lines in Trimmed Millinery We shall se;i at Cost Price. A good chance to secure High-Class Goods at Low-Class Prices. MEN'S SHIRTS. —Regatta Shirts in real good qualities and patterns. . Warehouseman's stack of samples, all the newest styles and patterns. White Shirts, Tennis Shirts, &c, from 2 6 each. DON'T MISS THIS LINE. "Newest Shapes and Styles in Gentlemen's Ties, Collars, Braces, &c. m. joiiar so ar, the cash draper. G, H. ROACH HASTINGS HOUSE, HASTINGS HOUSE HAS NOW OPENED UP SPRING Dresses, SPRING Millinery, SPRING Underclothing, SPRINC Hosiery, SPRING Laces, &c, &c. UP-TO-DATE NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. STEBLIXC} The Boot buyers Guide FOR THE SIUHEII SE.tSOX Points an unflatering finger to the father of this industry in the North Island, R. HANNAH & CO. This firm, now at the wry zenith of commercial success, catalogues for the public a few Uading Hues, cuiled from the Most Complete STOCK ever held in the Colony. These Gaod-; are advertising themselves vigorously (on the feet of many Hawke's Bay residents) and are spoken of in Complimentary Terms in every district. REMEMBER New Shipment- of advertised lines reaches us THIS MONTH and we are working on Special Low Lines, for the Summer Trade, trusting a largely increased sale will leave no hiatus in the budget. OlTlt CHRISTMAS GOODS. Gent's first grade tan, button, and lace ] Ladies' kid Oxford shoes, 3/11, 'l/9, and boots. 20/- 5/6 Gent's American tan Vie. kid balrnorals, Ladies' American button shoes, 4/11 and 16/6 7/6 Gent's tan goloshed Sunday boots, 11/6 Ladies' nil simile walking shoes, 6/6 and Gent's English goloshed Sunday boots, 8/6 7/6 and 8/11 Ladies' white canvas walking shoes, 3/11, Men's brown canv-is shoes, 4 6 4/9, and 5/6 Wen's black canva* shoes, 5/6 Ladies' chrome instep strap walking shoes, Men's white tennis shoes, 2/11 and 3/11 5/6 and 6/6 Men';, bowling shoes, solid rubber soles, Girls' tan 2-bar shoes, 2/11, 3/11, and 5/6 10/6 Girls' tan Oxford shoes, 3/11, 4/11, and 5/6 Men's carpet slippars, 2/11, 3/6, ajd 4/6 Girls'white canvas shoes, 2/11, 3/6, and Men's nailed and plain bluchers, 4/11, 3/11 5/11, and 7,11 Girls' leather 2-bar shoes, 2/11 and 3/6 Ladies' first grade tan, laee> and bntton boots, 12,6 Other lines of Boots and Shoes in gigantic profusion. We undoubtedly have the Finest Selection of High-Glass Goods in the province and are able to give everybody satisfaction in Selection, Quality and Price. R. lIAXXAH AND CO., NAPIER & HASTINGS. CHRISTMAS_ NEW YEAR NOVELTIES,, NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. G. F. ROACH HAS OPENED UP A LAEGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, VIZ— China Tea Se.tjf, Dinner Ware, Toilet Sets, Trinket Toilet Sets, Teapots, Cheese Stands, Toast Rac'is, Sugar Basins, Butter and Jam Dishes, Glass Jugs, Carafes, Children's Tea Bets, Epergnes, Glassware, &c. Tumblers and W'ine Glasses all sizes. Cups and Saucers in 30 patterns COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. 'iEllETAlSfftA STOKE, lIASTIttCiS. IPPING WMWt^ THE USE OF MURTON'S SHEEP DIP IS A Certain Saving for Sheepfarmers, AS IT 13 f£e*t tor Hie Wool Vi'*f lar lite Sli«'4>i» lie*! lor tiit> l'ock<"i toy tlie Inventor WITH THE GREATEST CARE AND CONSTANT ATTENTION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF SHEEPFARMERS. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL DULY AUTHORISED AGENTS 11. R. MURTOX & CO.. SPIT HAPIER, HAWSE'S BAY,