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Hastings Standard, Issue 426, 15 September 1897, Page 3

HAWKE'S bay agricultural AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. THE A la bb SB *& 1 la «» w M ILL BE HELD AT HASTINGS ox THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 7th AND BXH OCTOBER, 1897. Entries close on THURSDAY, 23rd September. Programmes ancl Entry Forms can be obtained on application to W. BEILBY, Secretary. SINGING CLASSES. MR F. DeLISLE ' v pupil of Garcia) is opening classes for Singing and Harmony. The Singing Class will be taught solo and part singing with a thorough grounding of the rudiments of 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 for two or more in one family. Apply, F. DeLisle, Southampton Street, Hastings. BEGS to notify to the public that he has started as a Blacksmith in the premises opposite the Defiance Packing Co., Heretaimga street, and hopes by attention and superior workmanship to -obtain a share of the public support.

Regular weekly sale in the Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1897. At 3 o'clock sharp. WY. I) E N N E T T • will sell on the above date after the land sale Round table, double and single iron bedsteads, kitchen tables, spring mattresses, wasbstands, chairs, meat safe, cradle, wood bedstead, sewing machine, carpets, linoleums, portmateau, lamps, clocks, brackets, books, rocking chair, filter, window blinds, crockery and glassware, lawn mower, 2 second band saddles, 2 side saddles, pack saddle, pair steps. Also, 1 bay gelding, potatoes, produce and about 50 miscellaneous lots. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED LAND SALE AT HASTINGS. Ox SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, At 2 o'clock p.m. In the Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. Y. DENNETT has received • instructions from the Executors under the will of the late Mr T. A. Wheat to dispose of, without the slightest reserve—5 QUARTER-ACRE HASTINGS SECTIONS, Nos. G, 7, 8, 9, 10, with frontage to Karamu road, St Aubyu street, and Warren street. Nos. 7 and 10 are corner sections. Terms : 25 per cent, on the fall of the hammer, balance in one month from date of sale. AV. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer.

Jjl OB SALE A BARGAIN. 1 quarter-acre section and 4-roomed house, £l5O. Owner leaving the district. G. 11. YICKEES & Co., Auctioneers.

0 K SALE. 200 acres freehold in Ashley-Clinton district, fenced into 9 sections ; winter (>OO sheep. Improvements -J-roomed house, public hal!, woolshed, <fcc. Two J acre sections Market-street. Section;- 8 and 4 Havelock road, i-acre. One : V-acre section, good building ,- ; :e. 1:28. Eleven acrco more or less on Riverslea road. •J-acre section, Karamu road ; artesian well, fruit trees, &c. Eight G-months calves. Nine tons good hay. Lot shop fittings. 1 spring cart, 1 spring dray. 1 set cart harness. 1 second-band portable boiler. Potatoes, oats, maize, &c. Apply to G. H. YXCKEES, & CO. A Vi«*toa* Feature. THE VICTOR c ntains No Castings. No ber.t spokes. No case-hardened cones or balls. No joints or brackets that are not forgings. No lap-brazed joints. No ancient cotter's pins. Crucible steel, the highest grade metal known to the trade, is us id in the Victor. Where many other highgrade bieycles use machine ste 1 or even eastings Victors use crucible steel. If you have a high-grade neck do not use it on a low-grade construction. THE YF.RF.X & JONES CO., Bole Agents for N.Z. G. H. TICKERS, & CO., XJocaJL Agents.