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Hastings Standard, Issue 492, 3 December 1897, Page 3

WANTED, a strong Handy Lad for Sysionds' Coach Factory. Apply at the Coach Factory, sharp. rjn VVO Cottages lo let, at low Kent, I 7.~ and is per wtek. Apply to ( jkoegk Hastings, Queen-street. rri'J let, a seven-room od House, I outbuildings, &c., on one acre of land. Bennett & Bone. mO LET, a seven-roomed Cottage, I situate in Ivaramu road, opposite the Heretauuga Boys' School, occupied by Mr J. Heslop. Apply to •J. LOST, a Gold Locket, between Quarry Road and Post Office. Finder please return to Standard Office. C TRAYED from Ellesmere road, a io £> a y Mare, black points, white star on forehead, and white leg. Reward on return to Mr Cunnold, Mrs Hartshorn's Boarding-house. WE hereby give notice that all accounts owing to the late firm of Faulknor, Linney, and Tosswill must be paid to us by the 31st inst., otherwise they will be handed to our solicitor for collection. Dated at Hastings this 2nd day of December 1897. W. W. LINNEY. J, C. TOSS WILL. pRINCESS rjIHEATRE. THURSDAY, DEC. 9th. JM SB g!» I o Mi as *» tre Is* AND LIVING PICTURES. In aid of District School Prize Fund. S3, 2s, Is. L'ox Plan at Hunt's. J) RIN CESS rjIIIEATRE. THURSDAY, 16th DECEMBER, Mh HORACE H. HUNT Begs to announce that a Toi'iil stce«l llraiHafic ISci'gtstß Will be given as above. GRAND LIMELIGHT VIEWS. Admission--3s, 2s, and Is. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS owing Accounts out sanding six months or over must pay the same to me forthwith, or the pleasant relations existing between us will be strained. THOMAS MORGAN, Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Heretauuga Road. NOTICE IH. C. 0. Caulton, hereby give j notice to Hohepa te Ahunga, of Moawhango, and to all whom ii may concern, that unless the expenses due on the brown gelding " Herami," the property of the aforesaid Hohepa te Chunga, are paid within fourteen days of this date the animal will be sold in satisfaction of the moneys due on him. H. C. O. CAULTON, Havelock. TO-MORROW. Hastings Auction Bazaar Sale Rooms. SATURDAY NEXT, DEC. 4th, At 2 o'clock sharp. TTT Y. D E N N E T VV • will sell on account of several clients the following goods Bedsteads wood and iron, spring and wire mattresses, tables, chairs, washstand and set of ware, and shelves, 2 and 4 draw chestj, pictures, linoleum, 2 cots, pram, go-cart, portable boiler, kitchen utensils, lawn mower, fender and miscellaneous goods. Also, 10 bags potatoes, 30 sacks fowl feed, lot of Christmas toys and cards consisting of tea trays, set of tools, money boxes, trumpets, dolls, buckets, kites, bats and balls, race cards, Japanese ware, Chinese lantern, brushes, guns, pencil cases, boxes writing paper, books, humming tops, mugs, fans, hammocks, ships, carts, waggons, houses, toy wheels, W. Y. DENNETT, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. In the Hastings Sale Rooms. SATURDAY NEXT, DEC. 4th, At 2 o'clock. GIL VICKERS AND CO. . will sell as under : Chest of drawers, duchess pairs, kapoc and ilax overlays, chairs, couches, crockery of every description, sets of ware, lamps, flannelette, trousers, pictures, note paper and envelopes, 2 pairs curtains, 1 umbrella stand (brass mounted), 1 lawn mower, 1 range, soap, rapes, and a lot p| useful sundries. Also, 1 silver spangled Hamburg rooster and hen, the hen has taken two first prizes, 1 set havrowa. 1 harness horse 12 sacks potatoes J2 sacks oats 3 sacks maize G. H. VICKERS, Auctioneer. NOTICE. SUBSCBIBERS having complaints against the runners will please communicate with the Manager. ABHOTT & CASHm