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Hastings Standard, Issue 36, 8 June 1896, Page 3

WINTER SEASON. Sgis-rasa! Titliic. MY STOCK of all Clashes of New Drapery is very large both in Napier and Hastings, anil I have every confidence in sinking your support. I import the lnilk of my goods from the Principal Houses at Home, and my family having been in the 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 PBICE OXLY. ISEST VALUE. CASH TERMS. Make no mistake if you wish best value for your money in Drapery GO TO THOMSON'S. Black and Navv Serges 1 U, 1/9 A, 1/11 A 2/6, 2/11, 8,6. Fanc-v Tweeds ljlb, 1/2 i, 1/6J, 1/IU, 2/6, 2/11. Special lot of Beautiful Costume Lengths, not two alike—Milton Cloths, 1/-, 51 inch Navy Serge for Habits, 5/6. Blankets, (5/6, 8/6, 8/11, 9/6, 10/6, per pair; for Double Beds, special value, 1 i II per pair, direct from Mills at Mirlicild, Yorkshire. Beautiful Assortment of Trimmed Millinery, Jackets, Capes, Mantles and Waterproofs. INSPECTION INVITED. James'P. Thompson, Dkapkt; and Importer, Napier and Hastings.

A. u T TJ M N DRAPERY AT THE -I.C u f WELLIiraTON. 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 Fabrics for the new season include an excellent variety Black and Colored materials, in specially choice designs in single dress lengths, of which no two are alike. The D.I.C. Winter Fashion Book and Furniture Catalogue is now ready, and ivill be forwarded, free of postage, to any address. 8. HALLEN'STEIJT, A. A. COKBIGAN, LEX. E A N , "TATTE ESALLS," HASTINGS, HAWKE'S BAY. Stock and Station Agent, Valuator and Chairman. Manage* Auctioneer.

Livery, Bait, and Commission Stables, Good Paddocks and Roomy LooseBoxes, Buggies, Gigs, and Saddle Hacks on Hire at any hour. Clipping Done by Experienced Gboom. Horses (carefully selected) Bought and Sold privately on commission. Regular Weekly Sales of Horses, Stock, and Produce every Saturday at 1.30 p.m. Clearing Sales carefully attended to. Messages delivered to any station in Ilawke's Bay. All charges most reasonable. Telephone, " Tattersalls," No. 224. THURSDAY, JUNE 11. At 2 o'clock. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar. WY. J) E N N E T T . Avill hold a— GENUINE SALE OF FURNITURE AND OTHER GOODS WITHOUT RESERNE, (On account of a family leaving Hastings.) Consisting of 3 d. i. bedheads, 2 single iron bedsteads, 2 wooden bedsteads and 3 cots; spring, flax, and "wire mattresses; palliasses and flock beds, 3 stretchers, 2 chest drawers ; parlor failcy and kitchen table ; ladies' writing table with-drawers ; carpets and mats, spring couches, Col. couch, mirrors, rocking chairs, fenders, pictures and ornaments, brackets, linoleum, washstands and dressing tables, sets of ware, looking-

glasses, 2 sowing, machines, cost £lO ami £5 ; second-hand piano and music stool, lamps, clocks, watches, razors, jars, crockery and glass-ware; kettles, boilers, saucepans, washing tabs and baths ; large lot of kitchen utensils, gas fittings, tools, picks, shovels, incubator, kerosene stove, tent, wheelbarrows, garden seat, and a lot of miscellaneous goods, all to go. AT HASTINGS. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRSTCLASS TIMBER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th, At 11.80 o'clock. A. HERMAN AND Co. . will sell, — 60,000 Feet, as above, in section adjoining Hastings Railway Station. Farther Particulars Later. P. A. HERMAN & CO., Auctioneer, Hastinjj. \Y. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer.