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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3406, 10 February 1920, Page 8

limos’ Land ,-».rgeecr, } 935 ACRES Freehold, 500 acres in! grass, undulating‘ to hilly, Winteredg 850 sheep and 80 head of cattle, new; 4.-roomecl house, 5 miles from x-ail\\‘_l’-3': station, £7 7/ per acre, and only] £SOO Cash. 400 ACRES Freehold, 8 miles from .Raetihi by good motor road, all down and in grass, splendid shcoD and dairy farm_ £3O per acre. Easy Terms. 373 ACRES 10% miles from Ractihi. about 223 acres in grass, balance 8005 bush, wintered 400' breeding ewes.‘ Price £4 per acre. Mostly Cash. 200 ACRES Freehold, soldiers fal'm.| owner will take second niortgflge-E Absolutely recommended. Price £2()i per acre. ‘ Q 200 ACRES gooa dairy farm. rm.<n'l.V. all flat and ploughable: good 3-I‘ooT!!'rd house, cow byres, etc. Only 5 miles fl‘olll°Rß,etihi. £22 10/ per acre; , £750 cash. ' r- I Ektttos’ Lanai Agency ; ‘ RAETIHI 3 _.__....____..___._.._......___._._—— l “YOUR OPPORTUNITY.” i To seCurc~a. good prop-.“l'ty. These are a few of want 1' have on by list to" offer: _ 3 Fine house and sections on the Ter-E race, only £1500“ for the lot. This is! one of the best propositions I have. 3 4 E;-Acre sections on the 'l‘errac9.l only ‘£3so for the lot. I wont havef; this long at this price. 4 ;§-Ace sections good position 011,5 the Terrace; £176 clown: balance in; mortgage, for the four sections. l Half acre sections Kakawa Road,‘ from £3OO, " ' M. 7' McLauglan. C/O McLaughlanE Bros., Licensed Land Agentfi Box 73,; Taihape. ‘ '

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l \flV\ArNAu-ANV%\ I 9 “"' ' I Tlme 1s Precious . "a ‘ *4 9 ‘9. Gozfi 3 SAL-iE C&G S E RING THI; END. Mark these few renlalnln_g_g'olden days on your Calendar——these swiftly passing days so fraught with savings on Drapery, Mlllmery, Costume, Children’s Apparel, Furnishings’ etc, To those who have pa,l'tlclp3.ted to other who have not, we say, take ‘pencil and paper. list your present and future requirements and purchase NOW while you can do so at such wonderful savingS_ A‘nd we win again remind you that-the future will :be a time of greater expense for costs of all Drapery are rising steadfly, Your wise and economic course then is clearly defined——lay in a stock NOW at C & (73 Sale. The Sale which is a, Counter ‘Attack, against High Prices. SaXe:qp'l(?lCliSlz::la§:lseiln(lf Vfig/lllllelflflelglrllgtlféle ‘Silo:/:l}\¥t1I110I1'r’L »GoWns—in pretty dainty comm-5 and designs; in red, Infanitfs Mus in J. a mee oa sin aim and Spot Muslin, trimm ider and heading; ValLace, etc. Were 9/11 to 12/3- Sale Price 5/11. ed embro Y Ladies’ Tussore Silk. Bloomers buttoned at waist; elastic at knee. sale Price 8/6. Ladies’ White Cotton Crepe B100m‘eI‘s; good shape; elastic waist and knee. Sale Price 5/11. Ladies’ Cotton Woven COIQS. with short -sleeves; full fitting in W & O.S. Sale Price 4/6 and 4/11. Special Line of Ladies’ Calico Nightdresses; square neck; trimmed embroidery and tucks. Full sizes 7/11. . Ladies’ Dainty Longclmh 311,5 Calico Camisoles with square and V necks; trimmed lace and embroidery. Sale Price 3/11. Child’s White Pique Coats of excellent quality—all with turn down collars, with and without belts} splendid washing and wearing garments; sizes 38in to 22in. Were 8/11 to 12/6. Sale Price 5/11. 'Ch‘i.ld’s Cotton Crepe Tunic Frocks with Sailor Collars uncl Bolt:-1: in wliite with Tan facings, 5339 with White; Tan with White; sizes 22in. Only 9/6. Sale Price 5/6, _ 12 Only Cliildfs Vvhite Mutt Tunic Frocks l\'l:lg_\'al' Sleeves and Square neck, finished contrasting paisely Muslin and Girlde; sizes 16in to 22in Wei-e 11/6 to 13/11. Sale Price 8/11. _ Cllil<l’S Striped Zephyr Frocks with square necks and short sleeves, trimmed with pique and fimshed belts all I'ol‘-ml; sizes Gin to 22in. in Helio, Navy and Saxc st|'ipo.—‘s. Sale Price 7/11 to 9/11- _ .1 T 0 Plll'CllaS9l'S Of 30055 t 0 the Value of £2 1/ alld iipwurds at Szfle. We refund half second-class val ' “’H.V fare from Eketahuna, Mai-ton, Dannevirke, Levin. Foxton and intermediate stations. Ladies’ Paisley Muslin Dressing Jackets with white facings: allfull sizes. Sale Price 5/5- . lace Ladies’ Muslin Dressing Jackets white ground, assorted coloured sDOtS; big Sailor collar, with A and insertion edging. Sale Price 5/6. . 3/11 Ladies’ Spot Mus-lin Dressing Jackets; with White Lawn F:lc-imt; Magyar styles. Sale _Prlc?ell ~ Ladies’ Floral Crepe Dresslig Jackets; Coa-tee style; white collar alld.beltS- 5319 Prlfe /1 .OQ‘q Ladies’ Tus-sore Silk Underskirts‘: new shapes, with narrow kitted flounce and frills? ll’ 5 am‘ """ Were 27/6. Sale Price 19/6. , V Ladies’ Black Sateen Undersllfirts with kilted and plain frills. Sale Price 12'/11-W re u is 37/6 Ladies’ Satin Untlerskirts; neat frills and flounces, Creme, Flame: Brown: Cerise‘ e P 1 ' Sale Price 19/6. _ - . Ladies’ Moirette Underskir"£S; good quality; Moirette. neat Smart 51131395: Cerise-' White and Fmm only. W’s and O.S.’s. Were22/6. Sale Price 14/9. llill.l.l.lllSQli Bi. GlllililliflHAME, LTD. 1-9 Brsstlirra7,r, Palmerston \ North. . rraat“llun¢w*'"'-l='=~:t<»"*%..r==~e