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Hastings Standard, Issue 403, 19 August 1897, Page 3

HASTINGS COOPERAGE. T 0 the Inhabitants of Hastings AND Sill. ROUNDING DISTRICTS. Albert Fail, COOPER. For 21 years in business at Give, h.-i.'S removed to premioas adjoining A. Jones and Sons' Implement Works, where aI! work will be turned out in first-class :-.tyle and at lowest rates. ALBERT FAIL, General Cooper. Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, AUGUST, 21st, At 2 o'clock sharp. Y. DENNETT w G will sell on the above date on account of several vendors : Oval, round and gipsy tables, carpets, linoleumup, matting, iron bedstead, spring and flax mattresses w.w. stretcher, blankets, rugs, pillows, spring and colonial couches, washstands and sets ware, dressing tables, looking glasses, towel horse,fire screens, fenders and irons, meat safe, lamps, glassware, cups and saucers, jugs, dishes, mugs, portable boiler, kitchen utensels, baths. A large quantity of real good books, gent's hats, smoking caps, oil coats, ladies' blouses and boots, children's boots, clocks, pictures, concertinas, tobacco cutter, brass scales and weights, shelf brackets, barber's chair, 50 useful miscellaneous lots too nume rous to particularise. Also, Canterbury bacon, potatoes, fowls and turkeys. My usual sale with no reserve whatever. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. On SATURDAY NEXT, At 2 p.m. H. VICIvERS AND CO. will sell without reserve : 2 cases about 80 sides Canterbury bacon, 12 cases oranges, 14 lets seed potatoes, lot empty cases, 20 pairs fowls (table and laying) 1 set nine pins and balls, 60 lots shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees, apples, peaches, camelias, yuccas, deutzas, lilacs, roses, &c., 14 sacks Canterbury potatoes, a few sacks of oats and maize, 10 bngs good onions, 1 beautiful platform rocker upholstered in tapestry and plush, 1 set toilet ware (choice pattern), 1 washstand, 1 dressing table, 1 upholstered easy chair, 1 folding chair, 1 dining room table, 1 gun, lot brushes, 1 Venetian blind, lot green tea, 1 towel horse, 1 case crockery, basins, plates, jugs, &2., 1 box ladies' and girls' hats, 1 spring mattress, 1 bedstead, 3pillows (new), 2 horse covers, 1 cot, 2 men's suits, 3 doz. tumblers, 3 a.b. chairs, 2 lamps, 5 pairs boots, 5 buckets, 10 tin dippers, sugar basins, butter, honey-jars, 5 pairs blankets, &c. 1 portable boiler Ka ore e korero prau. Everything advertised will be sold. G. H. VICKERS, Auctioneer. VICTORS. EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST OF LESSONS. SEVENTEEN years' experience in the Cycling trade has taught the Overman Wheel Company how to make bicycles. Seventeen years continually improving year after year has made the product of the aforesaid Company something that cannot be excelled at the present time. The Victor has the simplest construction of any machine made, and is excedingly strong as proved by tests, and is a perfect model. The Victor hub and sprocket is a masterpiece. It is constructed all in one piece and of the finest crucible steel. In this way it is impossible to turn the hub down to small diameters and make it at once very light and very strong, with an absolute certainty that nothing will work loose. This piece is hardened in oil throughout, and drawn to the proper temper to insure toughness both to bearing surfaces and to sprocket teeth. There is no soft cone to grind into after the thin hardened surface has been worn away. G. H. VICKERS, & CO., Local Agents. Now Published. STONES' WELLINGTON, liAVvKE'S BA.Y, AND TARANAKI CoiiMEnciAL, Municipal and General DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. Seventh Year—lß97-8 —of Publication Edited by John Stone. Demy Bvo. size, containing over 900 pages, together with Maps of Wellington and New Zealand corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, and gilt-lettered. Price: ®<l« STONE, SON, & CO., PIUNTEKS AND PUBLISHERS, Cbawtokd STBSBT, DUWEDEI.