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FP 3 R H mm >A s I o 9 'rC- y "%rN m M vwiik $?, \) • <•■. .. v J i»* * , ; -•**%* '~< < <£>•-£$ \<>i \ •*** **>>> V. ;•' f v- •• k. m m CV H > X>:? ; it Is; r*- *' ~«/' - ■■ ; -:.:>-V : > <>•••: k-\ '.Ci **V i i : • c>A . % ,&■ . • '•Si"-!: Si* ' '&*' ;^S. to the Customer who makes the Largest Cash § Purchase in our Ware- * house or by Mail. One Section Given FREE on each of the following days FRIDAY, sth FEB. MONDAY, Bth FEB. TUESDAY, 9th FEB. WEDNESDAY, 10th FEB. THURSDAY, 11th FEB. FRIDAY, 12th FEB. MONDAY, 15th FEB. THE Sections are situated within eight or ten minutes' walk from Palm Beach, one of the most attractive seaside resorts on the beautiful Waiheke Island. They are large Sections, with frontages ranging from 65ft. to 80ft., and are excellent sites for seaside cottages. Similar Sections have been sold for £4O and £SO. To the winner of each Section we will transfer same (Land Transfer Title), subject only to fencing covenant and right-of-way at back, all legal and other expenses being # paid by this Company. There are no local rates at Palm Beach. The Hospital and Charitable Aid Board collects a small annual rate which would amount to 1/- or 1/6 on each of these Sections. Sections in this part of Waiheke have been rapidly taken up, and only a few are now available, so that, even if you do not wish to build, the Sections we are offering are attractive because of their prospective value. Concentrate your buying at THE FARMERS'—and you may win one of these splendid Sections. No matter what value your cash purchase is, whether it be 5/- or £5, if it is the largest made that day in our Warehov r », or by mail, you will receive a title to a Palm Beach Section. Your purchases may be made in more than one Department or for any goods the only exceptions being Fertilisers, Benzine, Roofing Iron, Fencing Wire, Piping, Cement, and a few other heavy Hardware lines. THIS WEEK'S WINNERS OF FREE SECTIONS. Monday, Ist Feb. MR. J. LOGAN, Tuakau. Tuesday, 2nd Feb. MR. E. GILLON, 17, Onslow Road, Epsom. Wednesday, 3rd Feb. MR. A. STUART, Tauranga. REFRESH—WHERE YOU SHOP ! After shopping in our busy Store a cup of tea, a cool drink or light refreshments are always acceptable when they are so handy. Take elevator to Fourth Floor and refresh yourself in our beautiful Tearoom. The Farmers' Trading Co.'s employees, or relatives of employees, cannot win a Free Section. CHOICE FRUIT at LOWEST PRICES. As the following "Specials" will be in great demand on Friday we advise early ordering. APPLES. Ripe Gravensteins —yib. \ j~ 5/6 case. PEARS. Bon Chretien Peara, suitable for bottling. 6 ,b - 1/- 6/9 case. PEACHES. "Paragon." Eating and best bottling. 9 d and I/" dozen, 5/6 case of 20lb. GRAPES. Hothouse (Black Hamburg)—l/2 Hothouse (Golden Chassales) —JQdlb. TOMATOES. Firm and smooth. First grade. 2d lb., 121b. 1/9. GROUND FLOOR. Pot Plant Spec BEGONIAS HALF PRICE. Tuberous Begonias, in full bloom. Usually 2/6 3/6 H.« Pric 1/3 1/9 GROUND FLOOR. Ground Floor Specials! LADIES' LOCKNIT BLOOMERS. Art. silk, in all shades. Women's size only. Special Price: 2/11 pair. VARSITY CAPS. Boys* Varsity Caps, sizes 6i to 65All One Price: 1/4 ° * CARPENTERS' APRONS. Made of solid-wearing Cotton Duck t with bib and large pocket. p,i " : 1/3 SCOUT BELTS. Boys' Solid Leather Scout Belts. Price: J/. READY-CUT SOLES, FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. Get a supply of our English Solid Leather Soles and do your own repairs. All ready for nailing oi\. • Boys" 1 to 3 Boys' Women's Men's 9 to 1 2 4 to 7 8 to 10 6d pair J/- pair l/ 3P air GROUND FLOOR. See this New Patent CARPET SWEEPER. AN ALL-BRITISH MACHINE. The Hathaway "King" Carpet Sweeper is the very latest product of English manufacturers. It embodies in its construction many new fea- J tures. 'Solid oak case and best bristle brush. Double comb auto- i 553 matically cleans brush. Has Back Pressure Relief Valve, by means of which this Sweeper retains the minute dust that other systems expel into the air. Lever emptying. A very high grade Sweeper. PR.CE: 39/6 FRUIT AND JAM JARS. Mason Pattern Wide*l™ —rafr mouth Fruit Jars, with j"rfiL airtisht * s^ass * ll "I ' P ' nIS "" 4/x IS ! till i gallons 11/7 6/-TIE-OVER JAM JARS. 2* Screw-top Jam Jars, I straight sides, metal | screw cap and wood I pulp wad. |j| doz. HI lib. .. 2/7 1/4 | 21b. ~. 3/9 2/THIRD FLOOR. IRONING BOARD. New model grip-on type. Makes ironing easy. Can be instantly clamped to the edge of your table. The harder you press on it the firmer it grips. Detached in a second. For ironing summer frocks and other garments this Board is a wonderful help. Price, 6/4 Linoleum Varnish. Dries in 20 minutes. Improves the appearance of your lino, and makes it last longer. Half pint tins—Usually 1/9. Friday's Price: 1/3 Aluminium Paint. "Silvafros" Aluminium Paint, for stoves and all metal work. Not affected by heat. ipt. size— Usually 1/6. Friday's Price: 1/GROCERY SPECIALS. GREAT VALUE IN NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Usually 9/11 to 13/6. Friday's ££ /iG Each. Price: V>/O Made of fine quality, guaranteed materials, in stripes, spots and plain colours—absolutely the latest. Dressed neckband some with two collars to match—others with semi-stiff collar. Sizes I to 6. Best value we have yet offered. Buy two or three on Friday. WHITE NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Made from the famous Beatrice Twill. Highly mercerised finish. Sizes I to 7 Usually 5/6. Friday's Price: 3/11 'S GENT.'S TIES HALF PRICE. Large range of smart Ties—all splendid patterns—Usually 2/6 each. Half Price: 1/3 WORK SHIRTS. Black Italian Work Shirts, lightweight, strong and comfortable. Sizes 2 to 7. Friday's Price: 3/3 CREAM TROUSERS. Cream Gabardine Trousers, cut and made in sports style, pleated fronts, etc. Sizes 3 to 7 Usually 15/11. Friday's Price: 11/6 pair. FANCY SOCKS. Newest colourings and designs, in silk and wool, also all wool. Excellent value—Usually 2/1 I. Friday's Price: l/ll pair. SECOND FLOOR. j[j GOOSEBERRIES Ui Dessert . . i. . i. •• I/- Tin. | DATES Lfj Dessert . . . . >• .i 4Jd Packet. » CORNFLOUR Imported . . «6d Packet. gj TABLE SALT U- 51b. bags ~.. i. . 8d Bag. « DESSERT JELLIES [5 Assorted flavours 5 for 1/- $ CORDIALS ifj Raspberry, Lemon, Limejuice .. .. I/-Bottle Usual Price: Friday's Price: 9 d TJn - jfi W 2 Pkts. for 6 id. bfi 2 Pkts. for 9d. hfi 6d Bag. » 7 For J/. | Bottle. 10-Year Guaranteed ROLLED-GOLD PENCIL, - tConfectionery Special Cocoanut Mallows. 5/Pure and delicious —Worth 1/6 lb. Less than Half Price: Worth three times our price. This handsome smooth-writ-ing Pencil not only propels and repels the lead, but actually expels the last remnant and leaves the pencil clear for the passage of the new lead. Spare leads contained in pencil top. Extra refills always obtainable. THIRD FLOOR. GROUND FLOOR. : B|D *• To Motorists—Let us Drain and Refill your Crank Case with "GLICO" British Super MOTOR OIL Half-Gallon FREE Of Your First Gallon Fill With " GLICO." BECAUSE of British Tariff Preference, "GLICO" SUPER MOTOR OIL comes into this Dominion at exactly HAL,F the tariff charged on other well-known brands of oil. This allows us to supply the New Zealand Motorist with this Super Oil at less than he is now paying for the usual grade of oil manufactured outside of Great Britain. SAVE ON RUNNING COSTS AND DEPRECIATION. A big Wellington firm of Cartage Contractors have written, stating that, in the past, it has been their practice to drain their vehicles every 1000 miles. After using "GLICO" they drained at 1000 miles, but found that the oil was in such good condition that they replaced it and ran a further 1000 miles. This firm is nosv using "GLICO" SUPER MOTOR OIL exclusively, draining regularly every 2000 miles, thereby reducing by half its oil operating costs. ESrf? Grades Bulk 4-gallon Tins Li ? A and E >.i 7/- gallon 27/4 L B and BB .. 7/3 ga llpn 28/8 Fin up with "GLICO" —I * at our Service Station, Wyndham Street, and —— ' you will get the first half "™* r - * gallon FREE—a saving *• •« Of 3/6. "GLICO" m Super Motor is also Lfet X,t; ; 1 flßßf !■'»«'! obtainable at any of our f Country Branches. fa .i ; -J % m Linen Finish SHEETS GUARANTEED FOR Ej YEARS. ALMOST HALF PRICE WITH A £2 ORDER. WHERE is the home in which another pair or ,two of Sheets would not be useful where the thrifty housewife who will not welcome this opportunity to secure extra Sheets Super Quality Sheets at such very low prices. When you consider all the splendid features of these Special Sheets their superior wearing and washing qualities, Itheir strong twill weave, their pure whiteness, their fine smooth linen finish—you will agree that they arc exceptional value at these low prices—prices only possible because we ordered an enormous quantity direct from the mill in one straight order. , For your protection, a signed and dated five-year guarantee is given with every pair. Order £2 worth of any other goods—in any department—and you may have a pair of these excellent Sheets at the following low prices: Size 54in. x2\ yards 80in. x2s yards Catalogue Price: 12/9 pair. 19/9 pair. SPECIAL PRICE (I/I i pair. 1 1 /fi Pairwith a £2 Order: W 11 1 1/ U Special Job Purchase GENUINE OSMAN WHITE TOWELS. 1/3 Each - An unheard-of price for this popular Towel. Pure white, closely-woven, absorbent Terry. Will give faithful service. Size 22 x 43. To Clear: 1/3 each, 0 for 6/11 36-inch PLAIN ART. SILK. A cloth of excellent weight and fin- * ish. V/ill give satisfaction in wash and wear. Shades: Sky, saxe, helio., apricot, navy and black. Yard. PRINTED MIDSUMMER LAWN. Dainty fabric for~~summer frocks. Delightful patterns, in pastel tomings. Guaranteed fast colours. 36 inches wide— Usually 1/11. Half Price: yard. Superior Quality PRINTED RAYONS. For smart frocking. Beautiful designs and colourings— Usually 3/6, 3/11 and 4/6 yard. Friday'* Price: 1/11 yard. PURE SILK FULL-FASHIONED HOSE. Well made, fine, texture, French ■ heel, in a wonderful variety of the A I flj new autumn shadings** including fm I H I gunmetal, Romany, taupe, fawn, f I B brown leaf, tabac, promenade, etc. llf f JB- A Sizes 9, 9i, lOin. Wonderful / value. SPECIAL PRICE: Pair. GLOVES. The balance of our Silk Gloves in the larger sizes. Fawns, pastels, rose beige shadings. Sizes 7 and 7$ only—Usually 3/11 to 7/11. Special Price: 2/6 GYMNASIUM HOSE. Dependable Super Cotton Gym. Hose. Just what is required for school wear. Fast dye. Sizes 9, and lOin. Special Price: 1 pair. " RIVAL" FOUR-PLY WOOL. An inexpensive domestic Knitting Wool, in a large number of useful dhades. Get in early and secure your requirements. Exceptional Value at 1 oz. skein, 3/3 tor half head. Wonderful Offer in 1 WHITE ART. SILK KNIT JUMPERS. Smart sleeveless style, with border at neck, armholes, pocketis and band in contrasting colours of pink, lemon, almond, blue—Original Price, 12/11. Friday's Price: 3/6 FUJI JUMPERS AND BLOUSES. With long sleeves or sleeveless. All marked below cost price.. T.o Clear: 5/11 to 9/11 CAMBRIC FROCKS. The remainder of our popular lines in Cambric Frocks to be cleared below wholesale price. Guaranteed fast colours and smart styles. Colours: Blue, pink, lemon, navy and red. Sizes S.S.W., S.W. and W.—Original Price, 15/11. Friday's Price: 6/11 MILLINERY CLEARANCE. Pandan models—Original Price, 22/6. Friday's Price: 14/11 SPECIAL. TABLE OF REAL BARGAINS— JjQ each. SECOND FLOOR. FARMERS' TRADING Co.. Ltd HOBSON STREET AND WYNDHAM STREET. The FARMERS' innnhiiiiniiniiiniininiininininiiiniininiiinnnninniiiniiiiniiiniinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiinttinninniinnnnininiiiiiniHiniHßDtiiiiniflniininHiinniiiiiniiiniitnni^ Special February Terms! U MAJESTIC" RADIO NEW HAVENWOOD MODEL Hear the "MAJESTIC" in our RADIO DEPARTMENT, FOURTH FLOOR. £1 Deposit and 3/6 Per Week for 104 weeks.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21099, 5 February 1932, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21099, 5 February 1932, Page 14

Page 14 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21099, 5 February 1932, Page 14