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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14535, 6 December 1920, Page 4

LOUGHLIN BROS. BIG SALE OF DRAPEtIY, BLOUSES, ETC. T-JROS., Will Sell big consignment of Indent Stocks of Drapery, etc., on account of a Wholesale Firm, at Hie Mart, opposite Post Office, THURSDAY, 9th INST., AT 1 p.m. Including:— Q/f BLOUSES, Crcpe-de-ehcne, Fugi Silk, Blue and Wliite Silk, Shantung Silk, Voile, Tobralco, Italian Cloth, etc. Ladies' Singlets, Camisoles, Silk Stockings (all colours and designs), .Men's Shirts, Flannels, Socks, Costume Lengths, 2 G yard-lengths double width French Crepe-de-chenc, 14-M.M; i Pieces Silk Jumpers, and Numerous Other Useful Lines. TO BE CLEARED. T. J. LOUGHLIN, Auctioneer,. All the above goods are new and of the highest quality. 137 PRELIMINARY TVTOTICE. Will Sell on account of Mr W. S. Hider, Central Dining Rooms, Victoria Street, Hamilton, whose lease has expired, all the Furnishings and Equipment of a Boarding House and Dining Rooms. CENTRAL DINING ROOMS, VICTORIA STREET (opposite Hamilton Hotel), TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, AT 1 p.m. Full List Later. The Present High Livin/j Costs Demanding so Much Economy is GHL I N rs g T>IG CROWDS. For No Intelligent Person Can Afford to Disregard the Opportunity That

Offers. They Should be Right There. IT VE R Y THunS DA Y. And It Is Worth Remembering. Economy Does Not Sacrifice the Quality of LOUGHLIN'S New Oak and Rimu Furniture, Bedding, etc., Which Can be Inspected Anytime. AT THEIR ]J/[ AR T. ' OUGHLIN |J HO S, AUCTIONEERS AND FURNISHERS, (Opposite G.P.O. P.O. Box 11, 'Phone 1635. R. B. RESTELL. WESTELL'S TtTACHINERY VXCH A N G E. HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON. SECOND-HAND MACHINERY, ETC., FOR PRIVATE SALE. DEAPER and Binder, 7ft. Roller, Gft. Cultivator, Disc Harrows (12 blade), Disc Ploughs, Chattanooga Disc Plough, Double and Single Furrow Ploughs, Chain Harrows, Chaffcutter, Forest Devil, Stump Jack, Scufl'ler, 2 Corn Crushers, 2 Spring Tip Drays, Coach, Buggies, Dog Carts, Phaetons, Saddles and Bridles, Collars, Hames and Winkers,'and Leading Harness, Separators and Vats, Engines, Vacuum Pumps, Releasers, Belting, Shafting and Pulleys, Milking Machine Fittings, Extensions for Duncan Plough Wheels, Forsyth Pulley, Endless Chain. FORD CAR. STUDEBAKER CAR. NEW Domo Separators, McCormick Mower, Inflations and Tubing for New Zealandia Milker, Oil Engine, Oil "B" for Mogul Engine. "ADVANCE" WATER HEATER. "Hollos" Book-keeping Book for Dairy Farmers, 3s Gd, postage 2d. Also at Clients' addresses: — 5 h.p, Steam Traction Engine, Threshing Mill, Chaffcutter, Baling Press and Whare, Wool Press, Gane Milking Machine, Ford Motor Truck, 4 h.p. Lister Engine, Grass Seed Stripper, Drill. Send Your Machinery in and I will Sell it. R. B. RESTELL, 118 Box I ( J2, Hamilton. HARDWARE THE LEADING IRONMONGERS. JUST because the Metal Stores are the Mutual Stores; because our constant aim has been to give "efficient service and consistent value," we have achieved that measure of public confidence that none of the many varieties of freak competition, in their ephemeral day, can take away. The public have got to know "there is no element of risk in placing their orders with us," for we understand our business, we are "on to our job," and " our prices are the lowest consistent with the quality of the goods supplied and the measure of the service rendered." This applies to all the lines we handle. The lines we handle are specialities vvitli us. Our specialities are: — BUILDERS' and FARMERS' and HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS and COLOURS, WALLPAPERS and WINDOW BLINDS, LINOLEUM and CONGOLEUM, ALUMINIUM WARE and ENAMELWARE. Our stocks of these lines are the largest in the Waikalo, and, we have shipments constantly arriving. With regard to Wallpapers, we would just say here, that while "we lake no man's dust," as Wallpaper Dealers, we are not Wallpaper hangers. If you want the Wallpapers you buy from us hung, we shall have pleasure in "passing the joyful tidings" on to "good men and true," whose speciality it is, to hang Wallpapers, not sell them. We believe we can show you that the net result of this division of labour will' be your advantage at fTHE Jj/pr-AL gTORES, j^TD., THE PREMIER HARDWARE HOUSE OF THE WAIKATO. P.O. Box 88. 'Phones 18G2, 18G3. M. BIRCH, Managing Director. Private 'Phone 1864. \0 not neglect your Eyesight. Our jIJ Reading and Distant I.eases give clear, sharp, vision. Fitted by 11. Orocott (F.5.M.C.,, London), Manning's Pharmacies, Ltd., Hamilton. LET me give you an estimate Tor Packing and Removing Furniture. Furniture stored at reasonable prices.—P. Geary, Bridge Street: 'plione 1 itii. rpRY Arthur AtKln's Vehicle Factory for 1 three-qutrter abaft 01*1.