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Waikato Times, Volume 91, Issue 14232, 5 December 1919, Page 4

TOE PRICE DRAPERY HAMILTON. INVESTIGATIONS BY MR J. R. HART (PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.) The following is an extract from the Waikato Times of Tuesday, December 2nd, 1919: "Despite the fact that aceordin to latest statistics the cost of living in Hamilton has increased to the second highest of towns in the Dominion, with a rise of 46.7 per cent, in food and rent, the surprising statement was made to a Times reporter to-day by Mr J. R. Hart, President of the Board of Trade, that his wife found articles of drapery so cheap at one of Hamilton's establishments she visited that she decided.to take a quantity back with her to Auckland. Prices in these lines, at any rate, were lower than had been found in other places. Mr Hart's visit to the town was not in anyway official, though while here he inquired into prices of certain commodities" The establishment visited by the President of the Board of Trade and referred to above was HOUSE & BAKING'S, Limited. We buy direct from the Manfacturer in big quantities, paying spot cash In London. The goods are marked In plain figures at a fixed price so as to return a fair, legitimate profit. No deviation or concession from the marked price Is allowed. SE & DAKING THE DRAPERS, HAMILTON. WAIKATO ELECTION. It J. A. YOUNG, M.P., L the Electors as follows :- KAIPAKI HALL 1.30 p.m. TAMAHERE SCHOOL—FRI., sth, at 8 p.m. TE RORE SCHOOL—SAT., 6th, 2 p.m. FRANKTON TOWN HALL—MON., Bth. 8 p.m. CLAUDELANDS, Church of Christ— TTJES., 9th Dec, at 8 p.m. MONAVALE— WED., 10th, at 8 p.m. PATERANGI—THURS-, 11th at 8 p.m. OHAUPO—SAT., 13th, at 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. 433 BY SPECIAL REQUEST, M R J. A. Y OUNG ' MPWILL DELIVER A ONE-HOUR POLITICAL ADDRESS In the METHODIST HALL, WELLINGTON ST., HAMILTON EAST, SATURDAY. 6th DECEMBER. Commencing at 7.45 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. WAIKATO ELECTION. FRIENDS and Supporters o£ MR J. A. YOUNG. M.P., are invited to meet at St. George's Parish Hall, Frankton Junction, TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 8 p.m. Mr Young will attend at 9 p.m. ICB G. P. ROGERS, Hon. Sec. WAIKATO ELECTORATE. Will Address the Electors as follows: TE AWAMUTU, TOWN HALL—FRIDAY, sth December. 8 p.m. NGAHINEPOURI HALL SATURDAY, 6th December, 8 p.m., CAMBRIDGE, TOWN HALL—MONDAY, Bth December, 8 p.m. RUKUHIA HALL TUESDAY, 9th December. 8 p.m. CLAUDELANDS, CHURCH OF CHRIST WEDNESDAY, lOtk December, 8 p.m. FRANKTON, TOWN HALL—THURSDAY, 11th Dooember, 8 p.m. N. A. CHING, 128 Organising Secretary. /CHARLES J AFFERTY, LIBERAL AND LABOUR CANDIDATE. Who will Protect Your Interests as a Business Man and an Experienced Dairy Farmer. He will Address the Electors at THE HOME, HOSPITAL, at 6 o'clock, SATURDAY EVENING. RUKUHIA HALL SATURDAY, 8 p.m. Mr Maisey will take chair. HAMILTON, KING'S THEATREMONDAY. Bth December, 8 p.m. TOWN HALL HAMILTON TUESDAY, 9th, at 8 p.m. HAMILTON, THEATRE ROYALMONDAY, 15th December, 8 p.m. TAURANGA ELECTORATE. . EL H ERR ' ES WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS as under: — FRIDAY, December 5 KARAPmO. at 8 p.m. SATURDAY, December 6 SANATORIUM, Afternoon. HAUTAPU, Evening. 70(5 GCOD FARM AT IVIATAIWATA. ONLY £22 10s FREEHOLD. A good farm, all in grass, of 278 acres, is now available at Matamata, about seven miles from the railway station, via Springs Road. There are excellent buildings on the property, including ;i good six-roomed house, large stables, and store-house, milking slied, etc. The farm is well subdivide I with sheep-proof fencing, about 200 acres being river flats, and the balance undulating. The whole area has been ploughed and grassed. The price, to wind' up an estate by an early sale, is only £'22 10s per acre, with £'7so cash deposit, with balance on easy terms.— Private purchasers or agents apply to "Owners," Hox 13, Putaruru, for fuller particulars and inspection.

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