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Hastings Standard, Issue 415, 2 September 1897, Page 3

TO-MORROW. On the Premises, Hastings-street, Near the Brewery. FRIDAY NEXT, SEPT. 8m >, At 1.80. i/ i H. VICKERS AND CO. ! vX. have received instructions from Mr L. F(avlki:; who is leaving the district to sell as above—--1 superior piano (i)ohm), 1 arm chair (leather), 1 platform rocker, 1 table, 2 pictures (steel engravings), 2 A.B. chairs, 1 gas shade, 1 violin, mantle draping, 1 ashpan, fender and irons, blinds and rollers, carpet square, hoartlmig. linoleum, fire screen, wall brackets, 1 chest drawers (4), 1 double bedstead, 1 double wire mattress, 1 washstand, sot ware, 8 mirrors, 1 cot, oilcloth, carpet, 4 kitchen chairs, 1 spring couch, 1 parlor table, kitchen table, fish globe, 1 large meat safe, axes, buckets, baths, gas fittings, tumblers, revolving cruet, crockery, and a lot of kitchen utensils, perambulator, portable boiler, 40 pairs fowls, &c. G. H. VICIvERS, Auctioneer. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. On SATURDAY NEXT, At 2 p.m. 11. VICKERS AND CO. VJT. on account of various clients—■ Produce, fruit, furniture, crockery, clothing, horse covers, bacon, &c. G. 11. VICKERS, Auctioneer. Regular weekly sale in the Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1897. At 2 o'clock sharp. Y. I) E N N E T T • will sell on account of several vendors the following goods : Kitchen and parlor tables, kapoc, flax and spring mattresses, a.b. chairs, double and single bedsteds, platform rockers and easy chairs, linoleum and oilcloth, washstands, sets of ware, dressing tables, clothes horses, meat safe, scales and weights, flower stands, lamps, tobacco tins, tumblers, looking-glasses, box irons, buckets, cup and saucers, dishes, plates, colonial couch, pillows and bolsters, cardigan jackets, overcoats, boots, slippers, blankets and rugs, carpets, hot water urns and sundries. The racing mare Velocity. Also, Canterbury and local potatoes, hams, and bacon, mustard and other goods. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. LOLLIES! LOLLIES! LOLLIES! LOCAL INDUSTRY. W. Jlouliley CxYLLS public attention to his superior class of confectionery. Caramels a Specialty. Address : llkuktauxoa Road. A. We win au, Q ROGER, CENTRAL BUILDINGS, Heretaunga Road. (Next C. Hughes.) ISee.rel«>*. THE "Vie#«n* BICYCLE is not a mongrel, it is a thoroughbred. Its pedigree is known and registered. From tyres to saddle, from rims to post, from cranks to bar, from balls to grips the Victok is made in one factory. Our guarantee covers every part and every piece of every part. The Victor rider is referred to no other maker for the guarantee of any part of his machine. The 1897 Victors cost £25, and when you ride them you know why it costs that. When buying Victors see that you get the 1897 one. Our out of date ones have been sold to other dealers at very low prices. THE YEREX & .JONES CO., Sole Agents for N.Z. G. H. VICKERS, & CO., Local Agents. N OTICE. OWING to much Annoyance and Risk to Stock (both our own and that consigned to our care by others) being caused by Trespassers with dogs and guns on the Tomoana Paddocks we hereby give notice that in future ALL TRESPASSERS will be prosecuted. NELSON BROS., LIMITED. SINGING CLASSES. MR F. DeLISLE 'pupil of Garcia) is opening classes for Singing and The Singing Class will be taught solo and part singing with a thorough grounding of the rudimentsof music. The Harmony Class will be taught the rudiments of music and composition, part writing and scoring. Singing Class : Monday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock. Harmony Class : "Wednesday from 7to 9 p.m. Terms for each class per quarter, 15s, strictly in advance. A reduction made fqr two or more in one family. Apply, F. DeLisle, Southampton Street, Hastings.