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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVII, Issue 769, 22 December 1917, Page 2

type's s pecial Guinea Millinery For the Holiday Season. SMART BECOMING HATS in the new high-crown style with mushroom brim—simply but smartly trimmed —all colorings —also the fashionable sailor shapes in Silk and Straw with dainty posio finish in any shade. Matron’s comfortable-fitting light-weight Hats and Toques in any color desired ; also Black, Black and White, and Black with relief in any color. Special Value 21/Carefully packed and sent POST FREE. Timans

*x- : ;$::«; $: ; J: :k :•;:k :j< ifc # t{: •X’ I Christmas t l©paha ..at. * ♦ ♦ & & vS- , vj c& ©leap’s! * w ■* yv # I & * * * « * & 4£ 4& * ¥t # DELICIOUS COMBINATION OF FRAGRANT ENGLISH FLOWERS. Large tins 2/6. Fancy Silk Sackets 9d each. Toilet Requisites: Goodwin’s Red-Rose Toilet Soap 2/- box. Goodwin’s White-Rose Toilet Soap 2/- box. Comfort Bath Soap 9d cake. Lever’s Skin Soap 7id cake. Eloute Toilet Powder 2/9 box. ’Poud.ro de Rix 3/6 box. Manicure Sets from 8/6 each. Hand Mirrors from 1/3 each. Perfumes in all makes. Handkerchief Sachets. Pin Boxes in all shades and shapes. Ladies’ Hair Brushes from 2/3. Ladies’ Hand Bags in large range. Antimony Vases from 2/3 pair. Antimony Ink Stands from 2/11. Antimony Pin Trays from lOid. Antimony Trinket Boxes from 1/- each. Antimony Photo Frames from 9d each. Ladies’ Work Baskets from 4/11. LADIES’ GLOVES AND HOSIERY.—White Kid Gloves from 4/11, Tan Kid Gloves 6/11, Perrin’s Washing Doeskin Gloves 6 11, Tan Leather 5/6. Beaver Suede •Gloves 6/11, Grey Lisle Gloves 3,6, Black Lisle Gloves 2 11, Grey Imitation Suede Gloves 3/6, Spun Silk Hose at 7/6, Black Lisle Hose 1/9, Coloured Silk Hose 5/11, Coloured Lisle Hose 2/9, White Silk Hose 2/3, White Spun frlk Hose 5/9, Children’s Socks in all shades and sizes. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.—SiIk Dressing.JacketfTand Wrappers'32/6, Crepe cle Chene Blouses in all shades 25/6 to 40/-, Silk Jerseys in all shades 32/6 to 80/-, Night Dresses trimmed, hand-made L-tce 25/6, Crepe Kimonas in Dainty Shades 8 11. Feather Boas 19/6, Ready-to-Wear Panama Hats 8/11, Children’s Muslin and Voile Dresses 8/11, Children’s Bonnets, dainty designs, trimmed lace and embroidery, 5/sl, Full Range of Ladies’ Trimmed and Ready-to-'A ear Mil'inery. CLOTHING AND MERC RY DEPT.-Men’s Tussore Sih-v Shins 15/6, Felt Hats in all shades 8,6 to 17/6, Sport Suits for holiday wear 37/6, Full Stock of Men’s Light Boots suitable for Dress Wear 21/6, Wide Ends Silk Ties in all makes and prices 1/9 to 3/11, Travelling Rugs in Kaiapoi 32/6 to 80 - TRAVELLING REQUISITES— Ladies’ Dress Baskets, Japanese Suit Case,;, Solid Leather Cases, Tin Trunks, Ladies’ Attache Cases.

'•MSB. A. 60. «-T» CORNSACKS & TWINE. .Do not delay in giving us an jtproximate idea of your requiremeats* as there may possibly Ik* a shortage. TOR BALT. ;;0U ACRES ITJ'.EIIoL.O 1-10 Rich wheat and poi-'-tO' u d« h>;/ rental—7 paddocks weft tended and watered. Buildings, (Crooned house, h. and c. water, bathroom, >vaslM i. dairy, men’s hu/,, .sttfWe* i . • h<»X f cowshed, implement shoo , ~v|, yards, wind-milhs. Crops; 60 acres wheat 10 uem« < iiutoes, 16 ao. oats, all looking emvptionally well. Handy to school Railway and Creamery, lids Is n particularly fine little farm; has , ■ |ded up to 701 ms. wheat and j. ions potatoes , l o the acre. .Moderate price asked. Easy terms

AS A GOING CONCERN. 215 acres Renew able Lease, ren--1 13s lOd per acre. 50 acres r.v'er 'reserve* given fa. 8 paddocks well fenced and watered. Buildings: -i-roomed house, dairy, bam .cowshed, etc. I '! \Crops: 53 acres wheat .24 acres rials, 5 at. potatoes. 65 ac r turnips, kalaaee grass. Stock: 5 draughts, U raaro and foal, filly, 13 head of fJi-iikt 53 owes and lambs, pigs, etc. Full set farm implements, ness, etc., etc-, all in order. This is a very clean farm and. capable of growing any kind of. crop. ‘ price particulars f 1 NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z„ LTD., ,' .WfllmatiS. ft -I ■ l uh a,