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Hastings Standard, Issue 284, 30 March 1897, Page 3

USUAL WEEKLY SALE. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar. FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1897At 2 o'clock, sharp. Y. DENNETT, . will sell on the above date on account of a gentleman leaving the district and others, withour reserve, the following lots of furniture and effects : Double iron bedstead, double w.w. mattress, single and double spring mattresses, single iron bedsteads, dressing tables and washstands, w.w. stretches, tables, chairs, linoleum, door mats, sets ware, couches, carpet, 2 portmanteaux, marble clock, bed pan, kerosene stove, model of ship, chest drawers, crockery and glassware, &c. On account of the Public Trustee : 50 miscellaneous lots. About 150 empty sacks. In Bankruptcy Estate of Geobge Smith :—1 brown gelding, rising two years old. Also, Iron tank, potatoes, onions, Canterbury bacon and other produce.

W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. Sale by Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wellington District, at Napier. In the matter of " The Chattels Transfer Act, 1889," and in the matter of a registered instrument numbered 5889. At HASTINGS, On WEDNESDAY, 14th day of APRIL, 1897. R MONTAGTE LASCELLES has received instructions to sell by Public Auction on the above date at Tattersall's Yards, Queen street, Hastings— -1 brake and pole 1 reaper and binder, by McCormack 2 double-furrow ploughs 1 four-horse waggon 1 dray 1 double-seated buggy 1 single-seated buggy 1 Cambridge roller 1 bay draught gelding, " Hero" 1 black draught gelding, "Captain" 1 chestnut draught gelding, Farmer 1 brown draught gelding, " Duke" 1 creamy draught gelding, " Mick" 1 brown gelding, "Prince Charlie"

The whole will be sold absolutely without reserve, and full particulars may be obtained from MONTAGUE LASCELLES, Napier, Auctioneer; Or GEORGE EBBETT, Hastings, Solicitor to the Grantee.

JpOR SALE 11 acres (more or less) land on Riverslea road ; price, £4O per acre 2 roods 27 perches land, with artesian well and fruit trees on Karamu road 1 four-roomed house and if-acre section, planted with fruit trees, Dufferin street 0 acres, fenced and subdivided (with artesian well), on Havelock road i-acre section on Oak road 1 four-roomed house and i-acre section in Havelock 1 six-roomed hou*e on section containing 2 roods 11 perches in King street. For Private Bale — 1 Gent's Gold Watch (Rotherham) 1 Gold Chronograph 2 Gent's Gold Chains 200 Good Empty Sacks. For further particulars apply to G. 11. VICKERS A; CO., Auctioneers.

Tins Celebrated Lifton's PURE CEYLON TEA. SIIIITKD direct to -TONES & KOKO from their Warehouse, 4 Princess .street, Colombo. The>e Teas arc the Pure Leaf. Samples have been given away, ami thot»e who have tasted them have given orders. Upton's Tea K>taf<s, Mount View, (ioldeii Peak, and Iliil -ide. cover au area of 11 ,(>OO acres. A rup of these Teas can he had from Mr Witisley Refreshment Koouis, Hastings lliicecuiirse, and the Cafe. 1. V< r\ fine hiijhlirokcit Pekoe, with ti '.<• tV\Io» riuvor 2. Thick t.[>{;> Itr.'kfii I'l tvoe 3. Small t'vi-u uspfui tippy broken Orange I'ek-if. iy tiiak in v-iip 4. LM'ful hi okfll lYkuo 5. V< . v t! i*<>» v h:_!s j.rote n Orange Pekoe t:I \! ■:! il l* "I" 6. \\ in 1...! hit!-' tippy Orange Pekof, with tfawr ?. WWI inatk' Pekoe with malty litjuor H. E\en-loaf IVkoe, with (,ur h-im.r W. WVU maJe btlkr tiavory Pckuv, Sou choiitt 10. Stti'i.j,' l'{ j:blackish leaf SoucllOUjj 11. I ii-1 bol«i ami mMwh k-sf >oUeh«liS 1-J. S»:?Ur. Si iU.-£ iiiifiirtui wul b»*« tiM oi 1,4 (