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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8062, 22 November 1906, Page 3

Business notices. i Wm.x a Max Wants a Nice Tik Wo bt liuve that when a man wants a nice tie ho thinks of this st're. We want this imprf asion to prevail still more widely. We have a fine stock that will help strenghten that impression into a conviction. All tie fine points peculiar to high grade goods are brought out to an eminent degree of perfiction in our display of men's goO' ; s. The variety, exclmivenesa and up-tr-latc styles, place our display in a sphere of it's own. M'LL PAY TOD TO INVESTIGATE THESE PYJAMA SUITS: Made of fine quality fiannolla, in was' - inu, ne<t stiipes. all sizes. Can be had Patrol or Lapel collar, 5/11, 7/6, 10/6. TIES, Latent Patterns, Smartest Sty Us COI.LAKS, in all New and 1 eading Shapes HANUKKtiCHIEFS, in Silk, Linen, Cambric MEN'S UNDERWEAR: Soft easy to wear garments. Mde of line wool for summer wear. Prnts or Shirts, 3/11, 4/11. Gladstone Bags Portmanteaux Dress Baskets Cabin Trunks U< Jtf 1 0 iM 'spei 1 Light Travelling Suits Pyjamas Neglige Shirts Hats and Caps A Very Fine Assortment of N.Z. Rugs. Hallenstein Bros., Limited, N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY HAMILTON. AT THE COSEY COMER, H—--45,348 People Visited the N.Z. Exhibition On November 9th, 1906. AEE YOU GOING ? IF SO, KINDLY LOOK US UP. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE SELECTION OF TRAVELLING GOODS. LACE CURTAINS ! WE have JUST OPENED, d : rect fr< m Nottingham, a Case of LACE CURTAINS in Cream and White, 2/0 to 14/6. All A 1 Value. Ste Window. Edward Hall. WHITE and UNBLEICHED DAMASKS, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11. F. T. WILSONJ£AS JUST OPENED ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PANAMAS At 20/-, 30/-, 32 6, 35/-, 43/- each. ALSO, A BIG RANGE OF GENT'S BOOTS IN CHROME, CALF, GLACE KID, AND BOX CALF, From 13/6 to 30/-. Very Reliable Makes. VICTORIA ■ STREET, HAMILTON. ESTATE AGENTS, • HAMILTON. Undoubtedly a Bargain. O Pv'T AHBES of Good Sheep Coir try, mostly Boiling Downs OO I of Superior Quality, well witured. There are 450 aoreß in grass or crop, capable of carrying over 500 sheep in its present state; could be considerably increased by cu'tiviitiou or top-iress-ing. 'I hie property is situated only 1 miles from a rising township, Railway Station, l'oat Office, and School, while the Creamery is only J mile distant; fences are gO"d, and comprise 7 miles,dividing the property into 5 paddocks. The buildings are 3 roomed House, atd new 13-bail Cowshed with yards. Tenure is L.I.P. at tie very small rental of Is 9i per acre. Price usked for Goodwill JCS )0, und terms given. The owner is most anxious to sell on account of old age, and as a matter of fact the price usked is less than the amount it uiouey spent in permanent improvements. We have inspected this property and liavo no hesitation in reoommending it a* a special bargain. Send for & of our Book ENTl'l LED 44 Profitable Properties."