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Taihape Daily Times, 10 December 1918, Page 8

Taihape Cattle Fair. lhi!£d.diMb , Monday, 16th December Messrs Abraham and Williams, Ltd. will 600 HEADOF CATTLE 600 As follows: 80 P.A. and Hereford 15-inos steers 85 Hereford cross 15-mos heifers 20 15-month, heifers 60 Sand 4yr bullocks 30 S.H. and H. 2yr steers 12 2\ and Syr steers 12 cows with calves 20 Syr steers 12 cows with calves 10 18-month heifers 10 15-month heifers 12 18-month to 2yr steers ' 300 head mixed (particulars later) 1 purebred syr Holstein bull. Further entries invited. 9s m We have secured big selections of English and 'American makes, including many lines that are eminently suit- j able for Xmas Gifts. We have chosen these stocks with the utmost discrimination, and they contain none of the shoddy lines which prevail in many stores to-day! SOLID VALUE WITH EVERY PAIR IS 1 GUARANTEED. CHAPMAN, Boot and Shoe Importer. Main Street, Taihape. RANTED KNOWN -The richest. I most fragrant am /m>ai econoni j teal tea you could lay is Dandelion ( Tea. Blended by one of the foremost cea-tasters in Wellington, s t merits vour choice, , Tr> a pound at 2/, 3/4 and 2/6.--H. D. BENNETT, LTD., Awarua House, | pOR Boots, Shoos, and all kinds of i dainty footwear for ladles, tor dressy-looking wear for gents or laa£6?,. G. E. Little Is not equalled G. [ fi. Little, the Shoe Merchant. INFLUENZA H®lp to stamp it out by the liberal use of DISINFECTANTS We Can Supply Restar disinfectant & 4 gal tins at 1 22 s each 1 gal tins at 6s 6d “ i gal tins at 4s “ R. WILSON & 00. LTD | TAIHAPE

>/a Meet Fat Ker CKristmas in s. Oli' what joy for the girl or boy who meets Father Christmas in his wonderful, mysterious, subterranean cave at C. and C.’s! Weird and wonderful — parts are brilliant —parts dimly lit—you’ll hear the distant rumble of the sea—at the end of the cave is Father Christmas himself—he greets each visitor—he gives to each a present. Surprises—sensations—sights—sounds—subterranean—sixpence ! SESSIONS: —At 2.30 on igth, 20th, 21st, 23rd, and 24th. Evening at ' 7 on 21st and 24th only. Mysterious Subterranean Gave; Admission 6d. Presents for Babies, Boys, Girls, and Adults. Practical Presents For All. •*K Necklaces, t/3 and 2/6; Ladies’ Plain Handkerchiefs, to B^d; Embroidered, 6£d to 15/6; Coloured, to 9id; Rilette and Eve Handkerchiefs, I/-; Umbrellas, 10/6 to 39/6; Gloves, fabric, 3/6 to 4/11 j kid, 5/11 to 17/6; Stockings, Lisle, 3/6 to 5/3; silk, 4/11 to 22/6; Neckwear, 1/- to 11/6. FOjR MEN.—Handkcrchefs, silk initial, 4/6, 5/6; plain, 4/6 to 7/6; mercerised, plain or initialled, 1/*; coloured borders, 9d and 1/-; plain, 6d and sstl; linen, 1/2 to 2/9; braces, 2/6 to 4/6 ; Ties, 2/- to 8/6; Socks, Casfamere, 1/6 to 2/11 ; Wool, 3/6 to 4/S5 Lisle, 3/9 and 4/6, in all colours; Silk, 5/11 and 7/6. FOR LADIES. Shoes, IG/6 to 29/6; Boots, 22/6 to 29/6; Sandals for kid- ;| hies, 6/9 to 10/6. Practical Presents. FOR THE HOME.— Hammocks, 611 to 65/-; Cushions, 6/11 to 32/8; M< hair Table Covers, 79/3 to £5/10/-. FOR LADlES.— Blouses in silk, 18/6j Playthings, large and small, to to . > voile, 11/8 to 16/6; lancyj amuse and satisfy the playtime voile, 7/11 to 21/9; hand embroidered! dreams of children of all ages. voile, 29/6 to 79/6; coloured and! BASEMENT DISPLAYS. —This is white crepe-dc-chene and Georgette, unique—in the basement beside our 35/- to 84/-; Panamas, 13/6 to 33/-; Father Christmas Cave. Popular Camisoles, 2/9 to 28/6; Sports Coats, priced toys only. s ilk, 72/- to B-J-gns; Wool, 21/6 to UPSTAIRS DISPLAYS. The bet-£4/-js|.. Manicure Sets, Work Baskets, w 3S u°i tOyS i 1 ■ go?"' wnnli aS Aluminium Ware, Brush ware, Photo before.,Mechanical, wooden, woolly, „ , lV . fluffy, games, dolls, tricycles, prrnas.* rames < Bags, Purses, Pocket Books, gains, cannon, swords, kites. Meccano. Presentation Books, etc., etc. Conefc., etc. fcctioncry, 3d to 10/6. £ -25 ncT v. 1 ivluli ,