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Northern Advocate, 2 July 1917, Page 4

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F. & W. WAKELIN STOCK AND GENEBAL AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS, YALUEES, ETC. COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK STEEET, WHANGAREI. AGENCIES: Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Fire, Occident, Marine, etc). "Perfect" Separators. STOCK SALES. KAMO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, At 11.30 a.m. MIXED CATTLE. 50 Beef. 40 Dairy Cows, Bulls, etc. F. and W. WAKELIN .... Auctioneers. J)OUGLAS ROTORS. Are you going to be one of thi ; nexc three to secure one of these Motors from the Agent? QHAS. gRAKE. CYCLE REPAIRS—Are you getting Satisfactory Work Done? If not CHAS. BRAKE Guarantees to give you Satisfaction both as regards the Quality of the Work and the Price. SECOND-HAND CYCLES Overhauled and in Good Order Cheap. TYRES, LAMPS, MUD-GUARDS— A Full Stock of Cycle and Motor Cycle Accessories obtainable from QHAS. gRAKE, CYCLE AND MOTOR CYCLE AGENT, WATER STREET.

Manly Clothes for the "Men of To-morrow It is our province to look after the little ladt —to clothe them smartly— at moderate cost. We doubt if any firm in or out wy^M&^to of Auckland can approach these values. Road carefully:— Cf^l tOlllt m\ \ h T £ '* neat lil . tle s . uit P l *? We have this suit for the ff J Whit f, Poplinette. C lt °ii little chaps, either in Pop- MM f sewn throughout with strong linette or Tropica! Cloths, // MA v 11 I Egyptian thread. All parts both splendid washing ma- ffl . M M v l\ ,\i IA -subject to wear are .specially terials that can be laundered ffi. /M\%\\\\ \s\ strengthened. Plain knicktirae and again and made to \ «7 WilvVW \, %k X J ers, two side pockets, double look like new. They will W. \ W>mk 0* W\\% /S. - cuSb > ste P collar, lined with not shrink, nor will the col- \\\ I *\\WkL i r *s*T ".'"JP 8 White Longcloth. ours run. They stand the l4\| I WMlj N ' \ A first -cjass suit for little sun well, without fading. W*H KMIr =r= men aged from 3to Byears, We have them in shades of fIV 1 IML ™ lt3 } J?" that daih of style Browns, Greys, and Biscuit, IC' J ,', ft\ JS at Wlll raake y our lad look both in self colours and with r ffil like the little gentleman he through. The stitching (an »)|/ R|\ «;>.,„» i//- ~,-*i. «j important point, because it Kj /'' Wk r 12/6 * lth 6d / a - m S means so much to the wear) Tllll'lii "** UP BUe 12/6 and ri ? e per size li/f pi 11 Suit Order by Mail IfflfL fenrta , /* shewn in Light, Medium, IMlp TO\S/// IBroifiW and Dark TweedGive colour, material iIJ/8 I. WWY** iTOMf/ Some have two. others four and size. Exchanges KMI f , lU\\k% ''K%Y /¥/,. pockets m coat. The lining willingly made. Money Mlf WUi , w Itahan - The price satisfied, " 0t perfectly II j^W'' l v/lf'Fwf/y 22/6 risin e6d-ai«e m mf*m\ Bj B ijsj _ r • Ja J _J| "Outfitters %J c & WW R %J& \3 I, # Little >Je«i" Victoria Arcade, Queen Street, Auckland