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Hastings Standard, Issue 357, 26 June 1897, Page 4

Roy a 1 W f 11* iit g ADDLER Aln D HARNESS MAKER, TTeketavxga Ro.vn, I£ wTiNtrs. First Glass Workmanship at Lowest Prices. Repairs a Speciality General Assortment of Saddlery kept in Stock. Vois*. jusa., Manufacturer of MON'l" MEX TA L WORK IN American & Italian Marci.cs, Scotch cc A.tk'uoan Guanites. Work in the Latest Designs at Greatly Reduced Prices. X'all and inspect my ftcck Address : Cliyk SQU—u:, NAV;>.P.. Ivakahu Road, Hastings. HASTINGS P€Pnja*t4'ivl SsM^lefy. This Society is prepared to advance -run : of and upwards upon approved freehold or leasehold seeuricio-. it" iv./us of interest loner than thov of any similar society in Hankt"; Bay or throughout New Zealand. Loan 4 are granted by the Society " lor periods of fro a 2 to 10 years, repayable by monthly instalments. If from :;ick'«M.s or other censes borrower? aro yroveatod paying their monthly hi.stalmont:7, repayments of principal may be suspended, anil interest onhj charged on the principal owing for the time being. No procuration or commission fees, and legal costs very much lower than those usually charged. Loans or any portion of them can ba paid oil at any time, by giving threa months' notice to the Society. Borrowers dealing with t;i;s society "an secure an absolutely free home in a few years at a less expense than paying house rent. Bcrtowers have a voice in the management of the Society. OOicc in Messrs Brathwaite and Tipping's Buildings, Queen street, Hastings, where all information can ba obtained. Robeut Brathwaite, Secretary. L jes&fiv£4l lEI«3£SC'i%I E l«3£SC'i% HASTINGS, I VERY k BAITING STABLES. Horses carefully broken to single and double harness and saddle. Baggies, Gigs, and Saddle Horses on hire. Good Paddockiug. Horses bought or sold on commission or exchanged. A Specially: Singeing and Clipping done on the shortest notice. THE f. 'flowing Persons have taken Oiu Shooting Licenses for the present season : —W. Bird, G. M'lntosh, E. Roach, -J. Barker, F. E. T. Simcox, T. P. Hunter, It. J. Hunter, Jas. Gallagher. W. G. Noble, D. F. G. Barclay, 11. J. Fletcher, O. Nelson, G. Nelson. l>. Canning. W. -T. Douglas, H. M. Cainpbcii, T. E. Crosse, F. E. Nelson, -J. Tvigg. T. Stewart, 11. H. Bridge. G. S. V. Wenley, I*'. Logan, H. F. Beruau, I». Kennedy, Wni. Haimes, 11.I 1 . Yaughan, Kots Paora, Neri Whaiiga. A. E. Beckett. F. Pikher, W. N icliolson, C. C. Tueiy, E. M. Grant, S. Iv'wail, E. Yv. Ruddick, It. W. Halse, T. A. J. \V. Nicholson, W. lioveday, V\. Lov« >l. V.". 11. Hughes, W. H. Swiggs, J. Jones, T. T. Anderson, J. A. A.hU A. Box, l". J. Drake, J. M'DouaLl, \V. Camtnock, C. Canimeek, 11. May, 11. Lravs, A. C. Knight, 11. Chadwiek, \\. Nuttall, C. Hemmiugsc-n, W. C. Scott, W. Stacey, J. Britten, K. J. Fleming, L. de Pelichet, T. Ilogg, R. C. Ridings, J. C. Blake, J. Gahaway, 11. Monteith, W. H. Nelson, H. L. J all, J. Loveday, Jan., T. H. Walker, T. H. Hartstone, F. B. Ilart-touc. G. Copelaud, A. C. Seymour, D. M. Home. jun., E. J. Gothard, R. Gregory, G. V. T. Moore. G. H. Redwood, F. H. Redwood, F. A. B. Ingpen, J. G. Wilson, E. R. Ha v. ken, L. M. Monckron, •O. M. Monckton, G. Goldfinch, G. F. Hardy, A. Bail .w. 11. Douglas, T. Pilcht r. Ilorac. Ai ' ustfr. J. W. Arthur, James Clay, T. \\. W, -r, W. \V. P. Baraier. H. A. I six.n:.-. C. A. Hiugston, K. E. Parki uson, \V. A. Austin, A. Friis,-J. F. Symon Is. S. G. Peyton, A. Pearson, L. Angeil, J. Matheson, A. L. Allan, F. M. Nelson, J. Livie, A. Tickner, R. Jensstu, Teteira te Aureke, C. A. Smith, H. J. Smith, W. Creighton, James Hay, T. O. Gut brie, C. Hyde, C. T. Stacey, G. Wilderstrom, J. Whittle, O. H. SomervilSe, G. If. Ci.ii ie, James Egmont, J. W. Witherow, G. Potts, C. Clausen, K. K. Smith, J. .M-Pherson, C. L. Mackersey, Stanley Jones, S. Poltcn, Geo. B. Balloek, 11. Skilton, P. Martin, C. West, Luwry H. North, Kenrick J. Hili, D. E. Davis, A. Ludbrook, J. Omond, Jan., K, I. Watts.