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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8005, 10 September 1906, Page 3

Business Notices. The Advent of Spring Sprint; will be with us ami everything will be bright and beautiful. To-day wo mention goods that are beautiful in ■juality, and bright as direct instances of good value. Calico: 32 inch, wide, free from dressing, washes a pure white, 4|d yd. Long Cloth: Made of Fine Egyptian Cotton, never goes yellow, 3fi inch, wide, sid yd. Calico : Useful household Calico, extra str g, made of long stapled Cjttou, 6d yd. Log Cloth: Made specially for ladies' and ch idren'r- wear, very fine and soft, 36 inch, wide, 6d yd. EM.BR iDKIiT [NSLRi 10V TORCrfuNS val laces AT THE HAMILTON. Long Cloth: Known a3 Malspolam, 40 inch, wide, friess grassbleached quality, pure soft finish, 7Jcl yd. WANTS YOUR BOOT & SHOE

Trade—and ara wiping to earn it by giving you Better Value than others can. SEE THESE ! Girls' Stout Chrome, STRONG SOLVD SCHOOL BOOTS, 6/9. Boy's Strong] Chrome, STOUT SOLED SCHOOL. BOOTS, 7/11. WAIKA.TO HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERY .DESCRIPTION OF FOOTWEAR Hallenstein Bros., Limited, N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY

DIRECT from LONDONTwo Cases Morley's Hosiery, CONSISTING OF LADIES' Plain and Ribbed Cashnme Hose Black Cotton Hose Lisle-Thread Hcse Open-Work Hosiery Cotton and Natural Wool Underclothing, iVc., &c. All A 1 Valus. HAMILTON. SALE ! SALE ! SALE ! MEN'S OIL COATS MEN'S MACKINTOSHES MEN'S TWEED RAINPROOF COATS BOYS' OILCOATS BOYS' CONWAY SUITS. HAVING a few of the above left over, [ am CLEARING THEM OUT at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, to mike room for SPRING andSUMMEtC STOCK to open shortly. "F 1 - T- "WTLSOIET. ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. ■W* ?.V*.'~> A 'J f r~ m m &i g - .2* •3« m DO YOU WANT A FARM ? The following ara all Picksd Properties; • ACRES, nicely improved, mi \J \J and iu good heart; comprises mostly gmtly rolling dowas, with 10 aer«s of beautiful drained swamp. Carrying Cipicity, 30 milking cows, and 50 acres crop. Well fenced and subdivided ; 8-roomed dwelling house, complete outbuildings. Creamery aud township close. I'rico £i\ per acre. No. hf\f\ ACBGS, rich grazing I \J\J oountry, warm subsoil; carried hist winter 370 head cattle without turnips. This block would make an excellent cropping farm, and will compare favourably to Taranaki £!0 per acre land. Situated closo to Railway Station, Creamery, Post Office, School, etc. No buildings. Price £,' l pur aero. No. 1 /* C ACURS, undulating counJ.vJ'J try, with eijual proportion of lUi.s of a heavy i|nalifcy; fair house and nHceasiry outbuilding. Wintered 50 head cattle, lanced and sublividod into ; pad 1 >cka, gi.od fences. Situated ou'.y ;>\ miloa from Hamilton, and about same distance from station. Piice £7 per acre. No. 38. *)~7{\ ACRi'IS Ab : o!u„ely the <U i \ f the fiauit farm property in tu ) Waikit i. All iu high sUte cultivation; m istly live fences, with lo subdivisions; !• roomed home iind complete outbuildings. Property lies beautifully to the sun, ■ind the laud is in most px?ollent Half a mile from Hamilton Hon iigl boundary. I'riee X2l par acre 6j' \(\ ACRES of nice rolling duwus, no waeto laud. int-uds fattening 1000 sheep this winter. K.fceen miles fencing, 21 padlocks, good 7-roomed kauri lioiiio, barn, uowsb«d, et'j. .Situated only \\ mile fr m township and \\ ti'iu liaiiway ••tati'ii. This is a very desirable properly" for raising ana fattening sheep, Price JCtS 10a per acre. No. 53. 10,000 iSS!£ £2 try; I two acr i jmprovod, ioOOacres guo-.i . , lUiiiug I it':,. I'roperty well watered; 10 subdivisions, bounded "ii one side by Waikit > River; two 5-ruomod housee, G stall sUbl», larpe i'liplem-'Utshttd, aud oth <: buiidinga. Puce i!,:' per aire. No. 61. IS YOUR FURNITURE.INSURED Agents for Victoria Fira Insurance Gs.