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Hastings Standard, Issue 31, 2 June 1896, Page 3

WINTER SEASON. Si»<n a ?;t.aa 'VsalMe. MY STOCK of all Classes of New Drapery is very large both in Napier and Hastings, and I have every confidence in .asking your support. I import the 'milk of my goods from the Principal Houses at Homo, and my family having been in fcho Drapery Tade, first in Dalkeith, Scotland, and now in New Zealand, for nearly sixty years, during which time we have always acted in a straightforward and business-like manner, we can thus buy in the best markets and on Best Terms. ONE PRICE ONLY. BEST VAI.UE. CASH TEEMS. Make no mistake if yon. wish best value for your money in Drapery GO TO THOMSON'S. Black" and Naw Serges 1/4 J-, 1/9 J-, 1/11.1, 2/0, 2/11, ii. Fancv Tweeds 1/1 J, 1/21, l/'6i, 1/IH, 2/(5, 2/11. Special lot of Beautiiirt Costume Lengths, not two alike —Stilton Cloths, i • i.h ; extra wide for Hnbits, 1/11-1. 51 inch Naw Serge for Habits, 5/6. Blankets. (> G, S C>, H 11, 9/6, 10/6, per pair; for Double Beds, special value, 11/11 per pair, direct from Mills at Mirfield, Yorkshire. Beautiful Assortment of Trimmed Millinery, Jackets, Capes, Mantles and Waterproofs. INSPECTION INVITED. James P. Thompson, Deapek. and Bipoktee, Napier and Hastings.

ml:u tumn DRAPERY AT THE WELI^ITCrTON. Ladies who desire really novel and choice Dress Materials should write to the D.1.C., Wellington, for samples of the company's latest importations. Importations of Dress Fair its for the neio season include an excellent variety SlacJe and Golored materials, in specially choice designs in single dress lengths, of which no tw« are alike. The D.I.C. Winter Fashion Book and Furniture Catalogue is now ready, and will be forwarded, free of postage, to any address. B. HALLENSTEIJf, A. A. CORRIGAN, * Chairman. Manage* EX.E A N , "TATTERS ALLS," HASTINGS, lIAWIvE'S BAY. Stock and Station Agent, Valuator and Auctioneer. Livery, Bait, and Commission Stables, Good Paddocks and Roomy LooseBoxes, Buggies, Gigs, and Saddle Hacks on Hire at any hour. Clipping- Done by Expkiuexced Gkqom. Horses (carefully selected) Bought and Sold privately on commission. Regular Weekly Sales of Horses, Stock, and Produce every Satuuday at 1.80 p.m. Clearing Sales carefully attended to. Messages delivered to any station in Hawke's Bay. All charges most reasonable. Telephone, " Tattersalls," No. 224. THURSDAY, JUNE 4. At 2 o'tlock. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar. Y.DEN N E T T • vvi 11 sell, under instructions from the Public Trustee, in the estate of Jas. Alderman, a lunatic, the following goods and chattels: — 1 spring cart, 1 set harness, wheelbarrow, chairs, tables, kitchen dresser, chest of drawers, flax mattrass, stretcher, pillows, rugs, wire-netting, clocks, scales and weights, knives and forks, plates, cups and saucers, glasses, lantern, baskets, oilcloth, pair of steps, outrigger, jars, look-ing-glasses, brackets, carpenters tools, cooking and kitchen utensils, milk-can, form, and a large variety of garden tools and odd lots. Also, on account of several vendors— Child's cot, single and double iron bedsteads, couches, brooms, kitchen dre m second-hand pram, wash-stands, dressing tables, toilet sets, sewing machine, lathe, dog-cart, harness, chairs, onions, 8 pairs of fowls, and other goods. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer,

AT HASTINGS. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRSTCLASS TIMBER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, At 11.80 o'clock. A. HERMAN AND Co. 60,000 Feet, as above, in section adjoining Hastings Railway Station. Further Particulars Later. For cheap bedding ajd FURNITURE Go to W. KERSHAW'S LITTLE SHOP, M-UipiX SXKEET, LUSII-\S-4 P. A. HERMAN & CO. Auctioneer, Hastings.