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Hastings Standard, Issue 114, 7 September 1896, Page 1

|3 ACIFIC HOTEL, HASTINGS. H. O. CAULTON, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands Always in Stock. Apollinaris, Puriri, Lithia, and Potash Waters. Civility and Attention. A Good Table kept. Q A B L T O N CLUB, HASTINGS, FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. * P. GORMAN Proprietor. poor) •soxixsyh saoi3ia<xo;i,i 'isvnis disiv aaisaa Ai 'igiOH XHHaav "lavaiQ "AVI "J STORTFORD LODGE HOTEL. xIASTINGS. CA. W. HUNT, late of Colyton, . wishes to inform the residents of Hastings that he has taken over the above Hotel. Stockowners, Breeders, etc., will find every comfort for themselves, and first-class accomodation for their Stock. Sheep and Cattle Yards. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. S. CHARLTON'S, -pi AMILY HOTEL. Newborn's XXXX Beer on Tap. Nothing but the Best Bands of Wines and Spirits kept. THE BREWERY, HASTINGS. MESSRS. NEWBIGIN & COMPANY'S PRIZE ALES TO be had at the leading Hotel s in Hastings. -TH Albert hotel livery and bait stables, Karamu Road, Hastings. First-class Aeconimodiation provided. Good Paddocking. Horse Feed 1/-, Stabling 6d. per Stand. .TOTT'W RTMPKON. PROPRIETOR. Boxing. The Noble Art of Self-Defence. TTEAGUE, the retired Light- . W T eight Champion Pugilist of New Zealand, has Opened a Class for the tuition of Boxing, and is prepared to take an unlimited number of pupils. For terms apply T. TEAGUE, Professor and Teacher of Boxing, King-st.. Hastings.

B. L. KNIGHT, SA § H AID ®©& WL FACTORY. HASTINGS TIMBER YARDS. ."rxEALER IN COALS, FIREWOOD, DRAIN PIPES, LIME, AND CEMENT. Orpehs Executed fob All Classes of Joinehy, Turnery, &c., &e. B. L. KNIGHT,

J . WY A T T , JJfAMILY jgUTCHER Hkretauxga Street, Hastings. Families waited on for Orders. Small Goods of all Descriptions made on the Premises. Goods guaranteed of the Best Quality. IMPORTANT NOTICE. IT is a matter of supreme indifference to mo as to' whether Presidant Ivruger or Joa Chamberlain comes to a settlement over the Transvaal difficulty, as I have bean lucky enough to secure a constant supply of the Primest Beef and Mutton. Heads of Families will find all my Meat up-to-date in Quality and Prices. N.B.—-Jack Smith (lately in my employment) has now no connection whatever with my Establishment, but his place has been filled by a First* Class Man. ARTHUR HATTON, THE PEOPLE'S BUTCHER Main Block, Hastings. W. SYMONDS, Hastings steam coach FACTORY. Manufacturer of all kinds of Carriages Buggies, Daisy Carts, Wool Waggons, and Farm Dravs. Repairs, Painting, and Trimming executed with despatch. Timber Bending, Band Sawing Turning, &c. Just Received, ex " Star of England," Large shipment of LAMPS, AXLES, SPRINGS, &c> Also, BICYCLE FITTINGS. FOR SALE. Full-size Sliding Body English Dog Cart, with pole and shafts complete. Also, Spring Carts, Buggies, Carriage Lamps from 10s. per pair. EW TIMBER YARDS, HASTINGS. Building Timber, and Building Requisites, Coal, Firewood, Posts, Strainers, Pailings, Oats, Chaff, &c., Always on hand, and at the lowest current rates. Estimates fois Buildings Giveu." Agency fob Nosthebs Assurance Company. D. McLEOD, Havelock Road, Hastings.

j~ j~ERETAUNGA BAKERY. W. KEITH. GENERAL BAKER, HASTINGS. W.K. is prepared to do Catering for Balls, Parties, &c. First-Class Goods Guaranteed.

W. MOULDEY, Wholesale and Retail MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER HAS in Stock a large and varied Assortment of Confectionery of all Descriptions. Bride and Birthday Cakes, also Small Goods made at the shortest notice. * J U L L E N, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Corner of Heretaunga and Hastings Streets, Hastings. Wedding and Fancy Cakes of all Descriptions made to order. Carts sent to all parts of the district. Tlae Csal'e, Hastings. THIS Popular Restaurant has recently undergone complete alterations in order to cope with the enormous increase of business. Visitors to Hastings ean combine comfort and economy by patronising it. Balls, Parties, and Picnics Catered for. Wedding Cakes, Pastry, and Fancy Goods a Speciality. Afternoon Tea. ROGER WINSLEY, Proprietor. Tlie Ti'OCinH'ro. GEORGE PINNOCK BEGS to announce to the Public of Hastings and District that' he ha s taken the new Buildings next the Post Office, where he has opened DINING ROOMS, And trusts by supplying only FirstClass Meals to merit a share of public patronage. A Ladies' Private Dining-Room will be opened, where Meals and Afternoon Tea may be obtained. Weekly Boarders treated very tyThe Proprietor has had considerable experience in the Catering line, and is prepared to quote for Suppers, Picnic Parties, &c. THE Standard is published Every Evening at 4 o'clock, and has a large circulation in Hastings and district.

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