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Hastings Standard, Issue 234, 30 January 1897, Page 3

NOTICE TO MY PATIENTS. ~jTN consequence of my Surgery being a by fire, I would re-t-Lfully r.sk ah whom I have made opr-iintnitnts with for ibis month to put oil' tb;*ir vi.-it until I Ke-opeu, v.' i I::h I hope wil! bo in the coarse of a wee Yours faithful'v, Afl/LEY MERF. WETHEii. Hastings, 19th Jan., iMOV. NOTICE. AS I intend disposing of all my Horses by auction in Hastings on February 3rd, I hereby give notice that during this week ending January 30th all the horses wandering on the Omahu Block will be mustered and can be inspected by owners on Monday, Feb. 1. Otherwise those not belonging to me will be impounded. WM. BROUGHTON, Omahu.

HASTINGS ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. AT the request of the leading Lady and Gentlemen Vocalists and Instrumentalists of the district, I have undertaken to resuscitate the Hastings Orchestral and Vocal Musical Society for the practice of popular vocal and instrumental music. I shall be pleased to hear from any ladies and gentlemen wishing to join. It is my intention to give a series of short papers on the theory and practice of music, embodying the results of 2.5 years' experience (my own—not my brother's) with such men as John Hill, R.A.M. ; E. Stratton, Bandmaster of Kaikorai Band ; Geo. Jones, Conductor Oamaru Band ; Herr Schott, Conductor and Obeo Player ; C. Coombes, Conductor and Soloist Ordinance Band, Dunedin ; G. A. Martin, Bandmaster Welsh Fusiliers ; Herr Von der Mehden, Conductor and Composer ; J. A. Delaney, the Premier Conductor of Australasia; A. P. Sheath, thr Conductor of Hawke's Bay; Marcus Hume, Organiser of Centennial Band Contests, Melbourne and Sydney; Fred. H. House, Nelson Garrison Band ; and many others of equal musical ability. The subscription will be merely nominal, to cover cost of use of hall, instruments, <£c. A. A. GEORGE. jp OR PRIVATE SALE. 8 good Milch cows 1 chestnut gelding, " Stradone," yb Daniel O'Rorke-Southern Chief mare 1 black mare, 6yrs, Foul Play, quiet and sound 1 chestnut mare, aged, splendid ladies' hack, thoroughly quiet. 2 gigs in good order 2 sets of gig harness 1 heavy set harness 1 second -hand bicycle, Star 1 second-hand bicycle, Zealandia 1 second-hand bicycle, St. George 1 Wertheim hand sewing-machine 1 Singer sewing-machine 1 superior piano, new 1 J-acre section in good locality, price £25 1 four-roomed house on i-acre section in Havelock, cheap 1 four-roomed house and outbuilding on 3 acres of land near dairy factory 1 six-roomed house in King-street on section containing 2 roods 14 perches. For further particulars, apply to G. H. VICKERS & CO. Auctioneers. ADVANCES TO SETTLERS. The Government Advances to Settlers Office has fflonej to Lend UPON Fixed or Instalment Mortgages in sums of from to d£;*,ooo On Freeholds and Crown Leaseholds. Borrowers have the right to repay the loans partly or wholly at any time Fixed loans are granted upon freeholds for any term not exceeding ten, and instalment loans for thirty-sixanda half years. Interest, 5 per cent., with (in the case of instalment mortgages) an additional 1 per cent, on account of repayment of principal. Valuation-fees and law costs very low. Application forms and circulars to be obtained at any Post Oil ice. Fire ! Fire ! ! Fire !!! THE MISSES ADAMS' GREAT SALVAGE SALE Commencing oL M Tm l n,.TnT.;inv Tgnff EXE HAL DRAPERY and 1 LADIES' an-1 CHILDREN'S OI'TFITS saved from the recent lire to bo SOLD AT NOMINAL PRICES. The only Genuine Bargains to be secured at Tlie A<laiu«, •' STANDARD lIOUSE," STATION STREET. Cliarle* Bruu*clie, Nelson* Stkkkt, Hasting. AND CONTRACTOR. Estiiu&tcs given for all Classes of Work. •Tabbing Yv'i rk of all kinds done. Good supply of Timber