Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13294, 25 September 1916, Page 3

Tussore Silks are to lie Style Leaders This Summer . . , Faced with conditions in Europe that make the sale ot silks almost impossible, the manufacturers have louked to Australasia for the disposal of their *raae output—qualities that are ordinarily sold in Paris, I/mdoii, and Vienna at very high figures. Our position has enabled us to buy to the best advantage, so that the Silks we are new showing, whilst superior to anything yet seen in the Dominion, will be found to cost no more than the prices that ordinarily rule for medium grades. We just ask you to see and feel the soft shimmering beauty oi our new Silk arrivals—your trouble will be to resist over-buying. TUSSORE SILKS, 25-inch, 1/2 to 1/9; 23-in, 1/11 to 4/11; 29-inch (extra heavy for costumes), 4/11, b/11. WHITE JAP. SILKS, 27-inch, 1/6 to 3/6; 36inch, 2/11 to 3/6. HALL'S DRAPERY STORES HAMILTON

LATEST MODELS TO HAND. SEE US FOR SPECIAL TERMS. f ; r<r«"-i IM, ■.«,«--!><•»»««»* ' IBLK DRAYS & WAGGONS BUGGIES AND SULKIES ON STOCK. NO WATTING. \fd ET Lj AV C* The Largest Coach Factory and Garage " "™ **r\ f L in the Province. J, POMEROY k Co.. Ltd.. Box 103. HAMILTON

Land Agents. CASH—balance at 5g per cent. TWO SHEEP COUNTRY. 900 ACRES—Freehold—Of First-class class Sheep or Grazing Country ••'■ all in grass, fenced and sub-divided. Good house, wool shed, etc. All been bush country. LOOK!— ONLY £7 10s PER ACRE and £6OO cash will see you in, or owner may consider sound Ist or 2nd mortgages for part or whole of his equity. Full particulars from Gosling & Prenton LICENSED LAND AGENTS, Frank ton Junction. Waikato. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 120 ACRES, 20 acres in grass , balance unimproved. Situated on banks of Waipa. Good soil and free from noxious weeds. All ploughable. Well watered. Four miles from railway station. PRICE: £l2 per acre. Terms, £450 cash. (1190) 60 ACRES FREEHOLD, unimproved; fenced on one side. Good site for house. Undulating country; about 40 acres fern and ti-tree, balance good bush. Three miles from Ngaruawahia, Raglan County. PRICE • £4 10s per acre. Terms. £SO cash to approved man. (1186) 121 ACRES FREEHOLD, L.T.T.; 90 acres ploughed and grassed; io'acres been cropped and now ready for sowing; balance ti-tiree and rough feed. Ring fenced, 4 sub-divisions, sheepl. proof fencing. All ploughable. Nearly new 6-roomed house, bathroom, h. and c. water. 1| miles from creamery, school, P.O. PRICE: £26 .oE er .« c i e - Terms: £350 (1180) 430 ACRES, L.1.P., R cnt 4s per acre per annum—2so acres in grass 60 acres bush, balance rough feed' and fern; 350 acres ploughable. Carrying 150 grown cattle at present; would easily milk 70 cows in present state. Divided into 12 paddocks by good 6 and 7 wire fences. Good permanent creeks in each paddock 6-roomed house and outbuildings, trap shed and. chaff »iouse, 12-bail cow shed, 4-stall stable, pig s ty eß , etc. 1 miles to creamery P 0 school ,etc. 7 miles to township by' good roads. PRICE: For goodwill and improvements, £1750. TermsHalf cash, balance at 5 per cent. (1192) Gould and Hetherington Land and Estate Agents, NGARDAWAHIA. Wm&WSf?T3* I Wilson & Canham, I LTD. FRANKTON JUNCTION. Also at Hamilton every Thursday Ward St., opposite Sal -vards. Also at Cambridge every fortnight at Blackman's Auction Mart. BUYER OF Wool, Sheepskins, Hides. Calfskins, Horsehair, Tallow, etc. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. Farmers! Bring or send yo»ir skins before the weevils and rats damage the pelts.

Stop! farmers Look!! WE BEG TO NOTIFY YOU THAT THE Excess Profits Tax Does Not Sales of Land rp HE RE FORE you need not be frightened to place your properties on our books. We require particulars of properties to replace recent sales, as it is a well-known fact— BUY, TO SELL, or to EXCHANGE LAND go to J, B, SCOTT & Co., The Land Agents, Hi " You stand every chance of doing ready business. Our office is situated Opposite "Almadale," Victoria Street, Hamilton. ST. 1898. J_ Bi SCOTT & CO. EST. 189*. SALE War Sale of Surplus Stock in all Departments NOW ON Desperate Clearing prices on all goods of which we have overstocks. No "watering-can" temptations—all goods sound and in good order, but in several cases we have too many of them, and are prepared to lose on so as to make room for the large ship= ments arriving. It's a Great Chance for You to Save Money. AULD & CO. DRAPERS Hamilton and Te Awamutu