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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15359, 6 October 1923, Page 7

ALTERATION OF PREMISES Sped AL 'Pricfcj For Showroom Goods Half our Stock of Costumes, Coat Frocks. Wraps, Wool Suits, 3-piece Suits, Millinery, etc., must be cleared before the workmen commence operations. These new and fashionable garments will be offered to the public at reduced prices for a short period .only. Buy while you have the opportunity at cut rates. if ff HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. Dyed Woo) Flock Bert [S*amarang Kapok Dy Wool Flock Why pay a big price for an all-Kapok Mattress, when you can g et a "'W/. '.17 M ATT P.E S S 1 which is equally a* comfortable, hygienic and durable while ever so much lower in price. The sides and ends, as the illustration depicts, are wellfilled with dyed wool. The centre, which-gets all the hard wear, is filled with the best “Samarang” Kapok. The “Centrewcar*’ is scientifically constructed and retains its shape and comfortable buoyancy as long as the highestpriced mattress. It welcomes you to bed every night with the assurance of a full-measure, of healthful, luxurious sleep. ... . Obtainable with tufted edge and loose centre, or tufted throughout. SOLE AGENTS. BARTON AND ROSS, LTD., HAMILTON. HAWES-I i iiiiiiminiil | l l llli l lUlI l 11 " r i 1 L|T n

I pay freight on all orders. JAMES KIDD, SADDLER AND COUER EXPERT, CAMBRIDGE. RING 'PHONE 299 FOR COW COVER QUOTATIONS. GOOD, clean, sflarp Sand and (travel procurable, Victoria Street. Ring 1055.