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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 70, 15 December 1933, Page 20

THE BEST PLACE SEE SANTA CLAUS IN JAMES SMITH’S TOY-TOWN! I Come and shake hands with SantaS Come and enjoy the fun and — r. I |/~\n A rTrn fascination of James Smith’s Toytown! See the Electrically Driven fIUBIS Iflfel' I Q SHOP Al ItK . Alpine Scenic Railway; the Animated Animal Orchestra, with “Micky tIBrIIIBWWEUIV Mouse,” “Dismal Desmond," and "Flip the Frog.” See the Pixie in 1 his Snow House. It costs nothing to see all this fun and frolic. FnluEr ALL. . . • Admission is Free! » wSI liii Iw WwFII Ha lISBIII 1 wd t CORNER CUBA STREET and MANNERS STREET WELLINGTON | — Gift Bargains ! stiii the crowds throng in for Pyjama Cloth ■ Galor^» I JAIMES SMITH’S SILK 697 Only! Floral Beach Pyjama j __ A A Cloth. 36 inches wide, in soft ? 7 . t • I AK? i T I. JN matt weave, with smart effects. fhlC Tief i Faat co]our3i and an excellent IVCXUX LlLlj wearing fabric. Easily worth |i 2/11 Printed Crepe Rayon - - - - - 1/9 y-i Gift Bargain! I Amazing! 36-inch Printed Crepe Rayon. In lovely 1/Q Special. Price , ■ purchase by James Smiths of 300 striped and floral effects, and light and dark shades. X/O *B / O .. J tr.angle Pongee Sdk Scarves. Various usually 2/11. special l/o. i yl! new j es jg US> Kcducecl! Special Price 3/6 Crepe Ordina for ' 1 /I I One of the Season’s Smartest! Crepe Ordina, 36 /fl “/“ ■“ 1 inches wide, in Vieux Rose, Violet, Green, White, fcl/ ' Pink, Saxe, Corn, Sky and Grey. Usually 3/6, W Another neckwear special! and auSpecial 2/9. ATH SXrt VSI ot,ier J <nl,H ‘ s Smith purchase. 300 ? i 1 1 C. • 7 n/T • A ©i dainty Collars iu Guipure Lace and 4/11 Diagonal ana otnpea Ivlarocain . . Georgette and Lace. Smartest styles. ? ' 250 yards only! Wool Crepe Showing in Beige and Ivory. Save for --- ----- --- Ajngora, 24 inches wide, for o/6 to 3/6! Ideal Gifts; Usually I , ... . . TV i J-. ,- , Summer Swagger Coats and 3/11 to 4/11. Special Price Astonishing value in this lovely Marocain t in Diagonal; JL Dresses, Chocolate, Sapphire, and Striped creped effects. 36 inches wide; light T. 2 Lido, Henna, Navy, Black 1 5 grounds and dark stripe. Green, Rust, Saxe, Vieux shades only. Must be cleared! Rose, Mustard. Usually 4/11. Special 2/41. Usually 4/11 yard. J I 8/11 Striped Crlackle Crepe - - - Special Price I Out they go ! Pretty Cretonne Sun- / -g— /—■ _ ■ | shades. Just-the thing for the bench I I You’ll want several frock lengths of this fabric. / 111 H IB 1 fGaycoloursaudsimplkwonderfulvalStriped Crackle Crepe, 36 inches wide. Block stripes */**2 / Bi 1/1 I ue. Worth 7/6. Special Price and smartest shades. Usually 8/11. Special 4/IIJ f /,(£?? . ‘ ’ .. & James Smith’s Stage To-day Sensational Coloured Handkerchiefs, with' pretty I embroidered corners. Arranged in at- j ' Il ■ l - jLI - | 1M tractive gift box. Half-a dozen in a leW Vdra. JlwL —- Special Prices k ILMhI Bl NESh H fi l ' i/n & 2/6 mfl Jv IB Er 9 99 I®* /St! per box of six. These a acceptable Gift! *James Smith’s again to the fore with a special value. 300 Rubber Aprons in [ . What an event for Parents! What an event for Children! Startling suit '' and Spectacular Sale of Toys in. James Smith’s Toytown to-day! all colours. Special Price — i "“-U Never before has Wellington seen such Toy Bargains! Prices are cut i •Y ' ■Ki be y ond belief l Every kind of toy imaginable at a drastically reduced / 'AI price. Parents!—give your children happiness this Christmas. It will m2 /W* Z | v’ cost you l eSB l^an **■ a * eve - d° ne * n your before, ■' ' ■ Gift Boxes of exquisite Toilet Soap, i Special purchase of 500 boxes Gerard s ip V 'NX ex ’Tn Toilet Soa-D in Ifosc, Violet, Carnation, Z ft See the Exciting Lavender and Wallflower. Perfect Tsfe U for giftrgiving. Packed iu lovely box Wl i /' in three tablets. Only because of s-AW A, - James Smith’s special purchase is this : f >zz •y/ wonderful price possible. Special Price GESS3 1/9 fe* H’l ™B 420 Rubber Beaeh Bags in various X roal multi-colour designs. Useful size and / ft Bl very handy for holidays. .Seethe !. WM’illTO J special displays.. Special Price ' 1 Offers on Special 1/3 Tables! , J • 300 Bathing Belts. A wonderful H clearing offer at James Smith’s. At- f/ tractive stripe effect. Great value at 5 Special Price '!l Mechanical Toys, Cars, etc. U?ually I/-, 1/3, Bagatelle Sets.-: —Usually 2/-, 3/3, 4/11. 2/3. Sale Price 9d., IOJd., 1/6 Sale Price 1/6, 2/3, 2/11 « 2 Dressed Dolls.—Usually I/-, 1/6, 1/11, 2/11, British Made Motor Cars—Usually 35/-. 45/-, 3/11 7/6 5 5/-- 65/-. Sale Price 28/6, 37/6, 47/6, 55/- Amazing value! 1000 Printed Crepe l|j( sJ. rril. M., 1/-, 1/3, 1/11. 2/6. 3/11 S „ s „„ P„ m , y I, y , 5/6 27/6 31/6 M< = Tto CM,.. ,/•»* ng. S British Made Tricycles.—Usually 17/6, 21/-. Sale Price 8/6, 12/6, 22/6, 25/6 for Gift Giving. Be early I.Usually I Sale Price 12/6, 17/6 Speed Boats.—Usually 1/6, 4/1 1. . 1/9. Special Price ' Hygienic Stuffed Dogs.—Usually 5/6, 7/11, 10/6, Sale Price 1/ , 2/11 fl l 12/6.. Sale Price 3/11, 4/11, 6/11, 8/11 Tennis Racquets.—Usually 1/6, 4/6, 9/6. * / Teddy Bears. Usually 2/11, 4/6. 6/11, 7/6. , Sale Price 1/-,’2/11, 6/6 - Sale Pri -.e 1/11 2/11, 4/6, 4/11 CJubs _ Usually 2 / 3 . Sale Price 1/3 — Archery Sets.—Usually 3/11,4/11. . Sale Price 2/6, 2/11 Clockwork Trains.—Usually 5/6. Sale Price 1/9 Carpenters' Tool Sets.—Usually 1/3, 2/-, 4/6. Grand Pianos. —Usually 5/11, 7/11, 9/6. Gift Hosiery s Sale Price 10d., 1/4, 2/11 Sale Price 3/11, 4/11, 7/6 . - T Fret Work C Affts.—Usually 1/1 . Sewing Machines.—Usually 3/6, 4/6, 6/6, 7/11. SD@CI3I bale Price 1/- . price 2/g> 3/6> 4/6> 5/u ,| Clockwork Delivery Vans—Usually 1/9 Tea Sets. Dutch pattern—Usually 1/3, 1/6, 2/6. The last’word in Smart Hosiery! | ae n e / Sale Price 1/-, 1/3, 1/11. James Smith’s Special Purchase for «j Wood Engines—Usually 3/11. 5/6. Embroidery'Sets—Usually .2/3, 4/6. gift-giving. 600 pairs famous English Ij ' Sale Price l/®» 3 / 3 “Emblem” Silk Hose, with seamless Scooters. Usually Conjuring Sets.—Usually. 2/3 set.^ LAST MINUTE SPECIAL!—TRICYCLES, there waslne! And a very pS Trumpets—Usually 1/9, 1/11/2/3. complete with mudguards Usually 17/6. tool All to go! Sale Price 1/- each SALE PRICE F- /fl 1 « m Large Train Sets, with steel cars. Usually 15/6. At/ V OF

RURAL LAND FOR SALE CHEAP DAIRY FARM GOING CONCERN. lAd ACRES, Hawke’s Bay. (Renewable lease £54 p.a.) Highly improved J-VV f(U . m carrying 37 dairy cows, 2 horses, bull and 5 pigs. Good house and outbuildings, with all mod. convs., including electric light and electric power. Price: Only £2350, including all live stock, plant, implements and milking machine. M alk in, walk out. TAURANGA BARGAIN. PR ACRES: Freehold, 5 miles railway and sea coast, few minutes school ami DD p o Cream collected. Flat and ploughable land, in grass and crops, and area shut up for hay. Good 4-rmd. house,, all convs., and full range outbuildings Price: £l2OO Going Concern includes 25 cows, 2 bulls, horse, young stock and pigs, all implements. Walk in, walk out. Cash £350. Furniture if desired. 11. G. RUTTER & CO., Agents, WELLINGTON. SHEEP COUNTRY—GOOD DISTRICT. ryQA ACRES, Freehold, adjoining large town, Manawatu. 25 to 30 acres flat * in front, balance easy hills. Clean country carrying good, sole of grass. 16 Paddoeks, good fences, well watered. Winters 1400 to IuOO sheep and <0 cattle. Splendid 8-roomed bouse with every couvemeuce, man s room, wool-sneu with 2-stand shearing plant and electric motor; two sets yards. This property is within easy distance to all markets, and will appeal to a man looking for a good pavable sheep farm at a greatly reduced price. . This property was sold a few. years ago at well over £2O per acre. PRICE: £lO per acre, or near offer. Good terms arranged. Apply to the Sole Agents. T. G. WEBSTER & GO., 20 BRANDON STREET — WELLINGTON. A SPLENDID Mixed Farm: 230 acres, Rangitikei district; splendid mixed farm capable of carrying three ewes to the acre with proper farming, or dairy a large herd of cows. This farm has a fine belt of shelter trees an( l is well-equipped in every way. Good 5-rbomed house, cow-shed, etc. 90. acres of tins farm are real good flats, capable of producing on this piece alone sufficient to more tlian meet all current expenses. Any man wanting an ideal type of mixed farm proposition in good climate and healthy country need not hesitate to inspect tins. Price: £26 per acre. £6OO cash. Apply to— VICTOR E. SMITH, Estate Agent, FEILDING. DAIRY FARM: 62 acres, good order. Five-rmd. house, cow-bails, machines, el. hot water; good buildings. A bargain nt £3900. Cash deposit required, £6OO. Stock 54 head, dry and milking cows, 30 pigs, three horses, etc., sold at valuation. AppIy— HERBERT A. PHILLIPS, Land Agent, LEVIN.