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Hastings Standard, Issue 437, 28 September 1897, Page 3

" TIENDERS are invited up till 1 Monday, 4th October, for the Erection of a sis-roomed House in Railway street. For plans au3 specifications apply office oi this paper, where tenders will bo received or may be sent to J. W. STACK. UA.O.D. The usual meeting . of the United Ancient Order of Druids will he hold in the Oddfellows' J fall THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Business—lmportant. J. W. IToi'D, Secretary. T> ft I NCESS rnHEATEE. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Gj:a nd Opening of Messrs St. & llayillSftM'S AUSTRALIAN DRAMATIC COMBINATION, Headed by Mrs HARRIE MARSHALL and Ma IK YE HAYMAN, Supported by 16 Artists. Powerful Plays. Popular Prices. Box plan at H. H. Hunt's. J. L. LeBRETON, Touring Manager. HAWIyE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. THE ABB It 5B St 1 $ ll 4» W WILT, BE HELD AT HASTINGS ON THUR SD A Y AN D F RID AY, 7tii and Bth OCTOBER, 1897. Entries close on THURSDAY, 23rd September. Programmes and Entry Forms can be obtained on application to W. BEILBY, Secretary. Weekly Sale. Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, At 2 o'clock p.m. WY. DENNETT • will sell on the above date on account of several vendors the following goods:— Cupboard, cheffonier, rocking chair, A.B. chairs, cane seated chairs, oval table, kitchen tables, double and single iron bedsteads and spring mattresses, washstands, dressing tables, carpet square, perambulators, lamps, looking glasses, music stool, clocks, chest drawers, meat safe, black board and stand, writing desk, books, linoleum, lawn mower, crockery and glassware, ladies' and girls' jackets, men's hats, slippers and boots, brackets, and a quantity of miscellaneous lots. Also, Fowls, turkeys, prime Canterbury hams, potatoes and other produce. W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. Clearing Out Sale. On SATURDAY NEXT, OCT. 2, At 2 p.m. GH. TICKERS AND CO. . will sell as above : •1 crate crockery and glassware, comprising 3 mirrors, 12 lamps, 12 oval trays, 6doz tumblers, 10 jugs, 2 toilet sets, 5 sugars, ldoz jugs, 11 tin ba;ins, IB sets shoe brushes, 2 cruets, 3doz plates, meat dishes, lot teapots, tether lines, &e. Also, New and second-hand furniture and sundries comprising 1 8 x 10 twill tf.nt and fly, 3 flax overlays, 1 couch, 5 buggy rugs, 2 portmanteaus, 1 sewing machine 1 wash-stand, 8 chairs, 1 pair dumbbells, 1 dining room table, 2doz desert and table spoons, 4 set;- carvers, 2doz knives, 4 pictures. 1 bedstead, 1 wire mattress, 1 fender, 3 buckets, 1 spring mattress, &c. Also, 20 sacks table potatoes, 9 sacks seed, G eases apples, 7 pairs fowls, ]2doz bottles essence of lemon, 1 cockatoo. G. H. VICKERS, Auctioneer. One Factory, One Product, One Guarantee, One Quality, One Price, Tis s* Viet or . EGS, arms and necks are too g J precious to bo subjected to the risks of mechanical novices. In the reckless efforts of many makers to produce light bicycles, the margin of safety has been reduced to the danger point. Only the most thorough testing of each piece by scientific methods is a guarantee upon which an innocent public may rely. Our greatest essential is the use of crucible steel, a material very expensive to obtain and far more expensive to work. In Victor bicycles, all balls, cones, rear spocket and hub, brake levers, cranks and many other parts are made of crucible steel. We believe the Victor rear hub is the only bicycle hub in existence made of crucible steel. These parts are hardened in oil, giving them an even hardness throughout. THE YE REX & JONES CO., Sole Agents for N.Z. G, H. VICKERS, & CO., Local Agents.