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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 521, 27 November 1912, Page 2

:pgggs££§, iSapggf s DRAPERY Some Startling Values.' Women's Tan, Black and Colored Lace Hose, . 9d per pair. Ladies' Trimmed Hats, reduced from 2ls to Is 6d each. Ready-to-Wear, reduced from 12s 6d to 6d each. Children's Dark Felt Hats, is 6d each. Large assortment of Striped French Flannels and Nun's Veiling at is 9d yard, half price. Women's Long Winter Coats I2s 6d, usual price 255. Ladies' Belts, reduced from 4s 6d to 6d. , All at less than half wholesale prices. You cannot afford to miss this chance. Geo. Lineham The up-to-date Cash Draper RORA STREET, TE KUITI. CZZ3EZZ3 Ave At ray Extensive Ironmongery and Plumbing Depot • I can offer this splendid line of Ranges etc., for cash at the following prices for two weeks, to make room for huge stocks of Ironmongery, Electric Goods, etc., direct from Home. Ring up 68. Wire or write to D. J. YOUNG, Rora Street, Te Kuiti. Early orders executed quick and lively. I—No. 00 Orion Range, 2ft wide 2—No. 0 „ „ 2ft 6in wide ... 2 —No. I „ „ 3ft, with Copper Boilers - I—No. IA „ „ Large Oven, 3ft. wide I—No. 2 „ „ 3ft* Copper Boiler - - 1 Second Hand Champion, 3ft. 6in., Copper Boiler, in good order 2 Zelandia Open Fire Ranges, 2ft 6in. - - - 2 „ „ „ „ 3ft., Copper Boilers I Royal Stove, 2ft. 6in., takes wood 2ft long, oven 24 x 12 x 10 I 6ft. Steel Drinking Trouf, a bargain - ' - - Unique Boilers, 10 gal., complete - - - „ 12 „ - » j# *4 » » £ s d 3 5 0 450 5 13 0 5 5 0 760 3 15 0 4 5 0 5 15 0 526 2 15 0 400 476 4 12 5 D. J. YOUNG The Leading Plumber & Ironmonger RORA ST., TE KUITI. If* •rgiss?. "We illustrate a few articles frosi cur Treasure House Ktcsk; all are of good quality, and warranted to give every satisfaction. Buying 1 from us means a saving to you of from K) to 20 per cent. In addition to this we pay postage, and if you arc not satisfied with your purchase on receipt, you can exchange the same, or get yemp aaosey back ia fall—just as you wish. G 2593. Best ffiWer-platad and Setter UisSu Byft ' :-®a rm:<i -on H 1059. Clear-slasa Butter Disli j SilTer-plstcd Fram-o an«i Kim's. I 11A>. .. i &'% I II 470. aud Qtej.piaaa Craot ass* Spoons, 15/5. c li l * i t1 tK s Ciear-clxsa Batter Dish. SUrer-plated Frame and LaS, 12/5. r P 7729. " Flint-glass Jam Dial), SsWer-plated Frame, hid, Et;d Pr>or>r«, 17/6. Pancy-ula«3 Jam Dii.it, SUToo-ylatod Fraaa®, IV6. ijfpr 3 \ II 129 c. Up SS47. Silver-plated f-gj; Cruet Cut-glass TJwttsr hi si"., Best' and Spoons. 22/b. Silv«r-pl?.tad Frame ■iijid.la/Foptbe eonvenienea of Country Customers we h:;re Illustrated C&i&lograss, sriviag gpest variety of our goods. These are fre« oa request. As wc do not employ Ajfsnts or Travelling Salesmen, 10 ensure receiving oar floods it is necessary to deal with us direct at oar Auckland Treasure House. We pay postayo and guarantee safe delivery of the goods. Giewari damson S The Loading nJsweiEars, j QUEEN STREET, ROADS! ROADS! Fresh Fruit Every Day . the ROADS! Good news for tMe back blocks. OW that the roads have dried up and are being so improved I am . 1 j. - _ .1 1 i 1 i f - n i 1 »