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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12935, 15 October 1907, Page 3

IF MONEY-SAVING HAS ANY ATTRACTION FOR YOU, YOU'LL COME HERE TO-DAY-BEATH'S. WELL-MADE COMS. DON'T Ladies who know underwear values will take prompt advantage of these: PAIL Natural and White Woven Combinations in cotton and wool Tf\ err Sample Pri ces U «Sfc_ C »/« 2/11 a/9 to ie/o Cambric and Indian Longoloth Com|_w r>% w-j bioations I Sample Prices .. 3/11 4/0 to 15/6 UNDERPRICED FROCRS and jmms UNDERWEAR FoR Juveniles. Some values that will set mothers thinking. 5 AiVl PeLESe Pr . eit J Liu,e Cre * m Japanese Silk Frocks, trimmed lace and tucks Sample Prices .. 10/B 1 2/6 to 35/0 Children's Pinafores in Nainsook, trimmed You may as well _£££__-" save 6/8 in the £, a d V- i/3 i/a to 10/6 .~.->,, ~«■. ont"? Children's Princess Skirts in Nainsook, may yOU noir dainty lace trimmings and frills 6/8 will buy a lot Sttmpl « **»•}„ 6/9 7/0 tOIB/8 of things. DAINTY CHEMISES. &c. Going now from i/ii. I OVFI V Cambric and Flannelette Chemises l_,V/yCL_I Sample Prices .. 1/11 2/« to 10/6 NIGHTDRESSES Cambric and Indian Lawn Camisoles aw i..«._■.. «■-...■__- «n an< * Slip Bodices, daintily trimmed Absolutely flawless, and all lace and ribbo,, fine embroidery fully a third off. Sample Prices— 2/9 3/9 4/9 to 18/6 Infants' Flannelette, Cambric and Viyella Nightdresses Sample Pricey UNDERSKIRTS. Viyella, Delaine and Nun's Veiling Night- Worth half aa much no-ftin dresses, in cream and pale blue, trimmed Wortn nail as mucn again. Sample Prices 8/9 10/6 to 29/8 White L cngcloth Underskirts, trimmed Indian Longcloth and Cambrio Night- embroidery and deep frills Valenciennes dresses lace Sample Prices— Sample Prices only— 8/6 4/3 B/9 to 29/6 3/1 1 4/9 e/6 to 39/6 C 3274 HOBBBB_Ha6jBIBSB_BB_B_a , a_BIB_ wp beath & co. Lm

I ANOTHER FAMOUS SHEEP PROPERTY ij SUBDIVISION j: OF THE . J' WAIPAHJI | .. ESTATE .. || % For sale as follows :— <| $ Lot 1, The Homestead Block— j| I Acres . 5,925 . Acres j; I in Seventeen Paddocks J» 5 3400 acres in splendid tussock, 2523 acres in English Grass. Good <| 5 large roomy wooished, stables, 10 roomed house, and other necessary (\ c buildings, plantations, etc. All lying to the North. A fine, warm, 5 I healthy Mock of Sheep and Agriculture Country. 365 acres ready g g for turnips, } grass and rape, 60 acres for oats, and 95 acres for % 5 turnips. The Vendors will complete the sowing down of all crops. J I Lot 2— I I Acres . 4,070 . Acres 1 ' | in about Ten Paddccks | C 2900 acres in tussock, and 1170 acres in English Grass. A splendid £ 5 block of sheep country. € \ Lot 3— > I I Acres . 3,47© . Acres 1 j I in about Twelve Paddocks | | % 2400 acres in tussock, and 1070 in English Grass. 5 ! I Lot 4— I 1 Acres . 7,313 . Acres | \ 1 in about Fifteen Paddocks | Jl 6323 acres in tussock, and qyo acres in English Grass. 265 acres < 1 5 ready for turnips which the Vendors will complete. 5 I PYNE & CO., Auctioneers. | I TIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., and | I all Branches. ? ; i DALGETY & CO., and all Branches. I 1 W. J. HOPKINS & CO., Bowron's Buildings. i )" < i > f"3-?cS aF