... PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE. | HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARDS.ON-SEA. \‘ fAL[]!I:BLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, u‘ follows : — 48, HAVELOCK-ROAD, HASTINGS. ‘ PIER VIEW HOUSE, ST. MICHAEL'S, Hastinga. 19, ELPHINSTONE-ROAD, Bl‘h‘_fl. PREMISES known as the No. 2 ...

... eastward and came into collision with the columns of Hastings Pier, five of which were smashed and other damage done to ironwork. It is estimated that £5OO will bave to be tranl in repairing Hastings Pier. An order for new cast iron columns has been sent ...

... HASTINGS & ST. LEONARDS. HASTINGS PIER.—The shareholders of the Hastings Pier are to bs asked to sancion a echeme for improving the structare and the erection of a new doma pavilion at the shore end. The projecs will cost about £40,000. ...

... W.C. ;of Messrs. BRaEps and Bons, Auctioneers, 87 and 68, George-strect, Hastings ; and at the Aucrionesas’ Uffices, Havelock-road, Hastings, and Coghurst Farm, near Hastings. PB!LIINARY NOTICES OF SALES BY AUCTION, TO BE CONDUCTED BY MR. DAVID GUY ...

... Town Hall, Hastings, before Mr. J. E. Palmer, revising barrister.—Mr. F. A. Tangham (instructed by Mr. J. Adams, of R{n, and Mr. W. Novis, of Hastings), ap- E‘AM for the Conservatives, and Mr. J. Calfyn, of ttle, with Mr. Paine, of Hastings, watched the ...

... to prison. WADHURST. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.—A talented company of ertistes, under the direstion of Mr. J. D. Hunter, of Hastings Pier fame, paid a visit to Wadhurst, on Tuesday last, giving a first class entertainment in the Market Hall. There ‘was a fairly ...

... on her way towards the Roval Sovereign, and in due course retnrned to Hastings Pier. Meanwhile about 10«, was collected amongst her passengers, who were neaely all visitors to Hastings, on behalf of the unfortunate sailor, The crew of the steamer also furnished ...

... meeting of the shareholders of the Hastings Pier Company, on Monday, a dividend of ten per cent. was declared. The Chairman (Mr. H. M. Baker), described the new landing stage just completed as * the finest attached to any pier in England.” { The wife of the ...

... Hospital took place at the Royal Pavilion, on Tuesday. Lord and Lady Brassey are now staying at Normanharst Court. The Hastings Pier returns for the past twelve months show the number of . ing the turnstiles during thn&n period p::e:.“ F:h TI{.QI. or an ...

... a - was aesi the Chareh ! eudlx.h- in the Hastings School B.:::d. CYCLING.—The corporation have decided, as aa experiment, to allow cycling on the new ashphalte parade bup;:n Warrior Bquare and Hastings Pier belore mine o'clock in the morning. The experiment ...

... first-claes cricket in Hastings. The Mavor (A'derman Weston) made the gwmhtion. which was acknowledged in a hearty speech y the recipient. Dr. Grace snd Mr. STODDART each added a few words, expressive of the interest they felt in the Hastings Festival. Dr. Grace ...

... Rumé. Exonzzr.—Eugenius , Esq,, Mem. Inst. C.E., Designer of and &EGM to, amongst oihers, the following Piers :— Brighton (West Pier), Hastings, Blackpool, Eastbourne, and Margate ; lhloumnhméflm(juncompkud). SANKERS. - The National Provincia! Bank of ...