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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 256, 26 July 1935, Page 18

MMII »MIT! R AFTER SALE hIC/AVCDICC Send for several of these Vests if you can- |;M H B \A H B jffl VL W MW H MT*™* not call. These beautiful quality Silk ffl jgsr W H Jg' WB M W ra.l > and Wool Vests are an absolute bargain. M Jy fel Jja Wk W. jW WM ■ M'W. M ■ ]■ They are available in delicate pastel tOjgajir H W? KffIHJtESF HI iIK H KU™™ shades of Sky, Nil, Peach, Green. Sleeve- Q HHaßiaaK just perfect for present wear, being so '/T warm, soft and cosy. We’ve sold bundreds in the last few days. Post your Ek ig| M order early. Usually 4/G. Special IraWW Wk 89 Price 1/9. Bl BwH several J ust Look at These Vai ucs 1 pairs if you cannot call. Wonderful quality Fleecy Lined Bloomers—well ;'-j.z » c i i • x/t ’ w made, elastic at waist and knee; in a huge . n' Here are some wonderful values in Men s Wear range of dainty pastel shades. They arc 7 / which, if you cannot shop in person, may be so so warm and cosy and therefore ideal for / simply and conveniently obtained through present wear. Remember these Bloomers . / James Smith’s wonderful Mail Order Service, were marked at 2/6. Special Price 1/-. i / Don > t j et these va l ues pass you by. Send (The same Bloomers as above in Outsize ■ jgHM / your order early, and remember, James Fitting are Price 1/6.) / Smith’s quality is as much a guarantee of satis-, faction as the amazingly keen price. . ft/ MEN’S CARDIGANS, Usually 14/6 Ks'cella Patterns, which arc es'clu- k H f ' ‘ sivc to James Smith in Wellington, Efc. Bay Here is a snip in Men’s Cardigans, and also Pull- / B B are positively the home dress- Bra’/ overs —just ideal for present wear. They are all wLg /H H maker’s greatest boon. All the, / wool, in Men’s and O.S. fittings; in Grey and Fawn / B 0 ■ Stade. il ™.,w,ta UtJ ..d . r .„pu r i ES Prices from 1/- and 1/3. Excello, value. Usually 14/6. Priced to Cleat Quarterly, priced from 1/-. For — —— accuracy, simplicity and smartness, Excello, Patterns arc supreme. ■■ n z/i i MEN’S NEG. SHIRTS, Usually 6/11 A 100 Men’s Negligee Shirts, in sizes 14 to 17, with Z 3 / m “ two collars. Neat stripes in shades of Grey, Blue @ |1 and Fawn. Such quality at a keen price insists BSK'A / H H that vou order more than one of these shirts —it’s f Es kj A New Service For MOTHERS MEN’S WARM PYJAMAS, Usually 6/6 James Smith’s desire to announce that 250 pairs of these wonderful warm Pyjamas, to be /SI a from Monday next there is a special ser- t cleared before stocktaking. They are cut for com- ji| vice available to mothers with children fort and roomy fitting, in a splendid weight cloth — / H f’l and babies. On the second floor there fast co i ourSi an( ] j n all sizes. They are wonderful ™ S @ Eil has been fitted up a delightful airy nursery v;iluc at the usua i price of C / 6 . priced f 0 clear ’ f for children, with a sleeping room for - ; babies. This section has been placed in charge, and is under the direction of, a fully trained and experienced. Karitano AND COTTON SINGLETS Nurse. Mothers may leave their children v ▼ vv uand babies in this safe, restful and eon- . n cotton , venient place ith a free mind while shop- British made, and very soft, warm and yet hard / P F 3 ping. Remember that the children will wearing—in every way they are ideal for present a I gi be quite safe and happy in the Nursery cold days. If you cannot shop in person, send Jy f M m and in charge of an experienced Karitano Usually 4/6. I Nurse. A small charge is made tor this Priced to Clear f service.

PURCHASED DIRECT FROM FAMOUS NEW ZEALAND MILLS zff SMARTEST ALL WOOL SUITINGS Z / ©MADE-TO-MEASURE / y* I’ V f F/J The very latest, smartest, all-wool, ■■ j k iMT'J New Zenland Su!tin ss purchased by // ! L / H James Smith’s at an absurd price. Wlfe&Lf I “ I New Brown and Fawn shades and fl | '« --1 /< B I C ci FTfeM g W M wj® / /V’ 1 S k ' 'Cj ’ ’ if''’ striped designs—made to your own I S' ss Jr individual measure for 79/6. Thats Z ’ tv / value as Janies Smith’s know it! Of /// t ' course, big cash buying enables this | special value to be offered. Be SEE THE WINDOW |l /’ /y' mwsuW earlrt DISPLAYS*

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. A K ACRES Grazing Country (freehold). Situated in the vicinity of Hastitigs and Napier. Subdivided 32 paddocks Well watered by springs and creeks. SOO acres ploughable; wintering 2SOO breeding ewes. 2GOO dry sheep, 500 cattle. Good homestead, woolshed; also 5-rmd. cottage and 7-rmd. whare; implement shed, stable and harness room, etc. Price: £6/10/- per acre. Terms “dALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED, (Incorporated in England) HASTINGS OR NAPIER. ______ DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM. FULLY IMPROVED. 9(17 ACRES: Situated 10 miles from Wanganui, It miles from school. .60 * acres flat, 100 acres ploughable, balance undulating. Well divided into 14 paddocks. Every paddock well watered. Seven-rmd. dwelling, hot and cold water, electric light, cowshed, woolshed, dip and yards. Winter carrying capacity on grass: COO ewes in lamb to Black Face. 10 dairy cows (this number could be substantially increased by topdressing). PRICE, including milking plant, shearing machines, water pumps and implements: £2S per acre. £lOOO cash. Balance on mortgage at 4?. %. AppIy— WRIGHT. STEPHENSON A CO. LTD., Wanganui; ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmerston North. (‘ f() ACRES, real good country. This property has never been topdressed;, it Ott” j s c ]e lin> and carrying at present two ewes to the acre; with topdressing would do more. The farm is in good order, all easy rideable;. fences in perfect order. Well watered. House and woolshed; 12 miles from station by good motor road. PRICE : £l2/10/- per acre. Other particulars from the agent— VICTOR E. SMITH, Feilding. /TAN bo fanned with butterfat at 7d. A superior little Dairy Farm of 6SS acres, situated half a mile from railway, 4 miles from township. All in excellent pasture; 7 paddocks, good fences, well watered. New 6-roomed house, with every modern convenience. Motor shed. Capacity: 45 to 50 cows. No mortgage. Cash £6OO. Probably consider £3O per acre. Excellent climate. Has been, inspected. Will be found as represented.— OSCAß MONRAD & SON, Rangitikei St., Palm. Nth, _ qw ACRES: Carrying 38 cows and in-calf heifers, 2 bulls, 2 horses. 9 yearlings. O t Do 35 cows well now. Main highway, bandy Hamilton. Half flat, balance rolling. All been ploughed and grassed. 4-rmd. house, h. and c., and elec. Only £1640 as going concern, with 30 cows, fair range implements, 2-cow plant. Deposit £7OO. A nice clean little farm in good order, attractively situated. — 11. D. &A. B. MATTHEWS. Land Agents, Hamilton.