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Taranaki Daily News, 17 January 1919, Page 3

STRATFORD. JJATS for Sliow and holiday wear.— Just opened a big line of new Hats comprising Silk. Hate, Panamas, Tussore and Stitched Hats, at prices f/11, 9/11, 12/0. Great value.—Rawles' and Rawles' e.e. JpULL-ON Tagel Hats in Purple, Brown, Black, Emerald, Bottle; smart shapes 1.2/6. —Rawles and Rawles. e.e. JJEW bucket shape in Hats, also large shapes in Black, Black and White, Nattier Blue, Lemon, Rose, etc. Very new an dsmart, 12/0.Rawles and Rawles. o i SILK SPORTS COATS" grey, lemon, maize, navy, black, white, brown, rose, saxe, sky, etc., 45/-, 49/6, 52/6 up.—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. us for Costumes.—Whether washing or otherwise, we can lit you at prices from 35/-, 39/6, 42/0 up. Also silk costumes, skirts and coats.—Rawlei and Rawles. BLOUSES—We specialise Blouses, Silk, Crepe de Chine, Voile, Ninon, etc., all colors.—Rawles and Rawles. ee shades in plain voiles, oliTrose pmk, saxe, brown, putty, navy, black. Beautiful pattern; it floral voih, ' -Rawles and Rawlea and Children's Underclothing. We are holding very large stocks of - 7 ——6 '"J KUgC bwjcks o beautiful underwear, much of it at pre vrar prices; cheaper than makinj? tm Rawiea and Rav/'ea. ee REMINDER that J, McAllister, Photographer, is prepared to undertake illustrated and illuminated addresses at shortest notice. eIL J7JNLARGED Photographs beautify a home. Visit J. McAllister's Studio, Broadway North, and note the result. The man for the work. w* DDING Groups and Parties will find their requirements met iu every detail at J. McAllister's Studio Broadway Xortn ' ] T COSTS nothing to inspect our work. Visit the Studio, Broadway North and also see exhibits at Railway Station. -J McAllister. MCALLISTER, Photographer, gives his personal supervision to every photograph taken by his camera. You get the best when you visit his studio. JyADIES' Camisoles, embroidered, 2/11. Another line embroidered voile trimmed val 6/11; lace Camisoles 6/11. —Walters'. big American vests 2/11, 3/oj 4/3, 4/9, 4/11. —Walters', specialist made garments. o . n . f i :s5 _ 576 to 25/6.—Walters', specialist in ready made garments. e ,, Voile or Cambric Socks for girls 0/9, 8/11, 9/6, 11/6.—Walters' specialist in ready made garments, e.n. DIES' full sized sports coats, newest style sailor collars 49/o.—Wa Itere' JpiIiSCILLA silk, beautifully lustrous and good wearing, 40 inches wide, 6/11 yard Colors: Pink, vein, sandy black, grey, light saxe.—Walters' e.n. Home should be witiioutTTi'iumpn Linen Drier; better than a clothes horse, and when not in use takes no room.—Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway.

gliii tne Triumph Linen Drier; you will s-y it is a long-felt want; sold at 3/0; worth 10/6. No charge for showing it. Sole agents—Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway. en is the time to spray your PotiT toes to keep away the Blight; all spraying materials sold by Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway. e.n. 'jpHE SE""dusty" ilixjr thrW.K Dustless Atop ami Duster is a great boon; absorbs dust as a cpon<;e docs water. Call, and see them.—Chan- llartiji and Co., fjtd.. Broadway. en ' Collapsible Meut~Safe' is the strongest safe made, and will keep your food sweet and free from flies. On sale at Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadly e.n, F. EL BARNiTT, VALUER, FINANCIER & COMMISSION AGENT BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone 252. P.O. Box 8. 11# ACRES, Freehold; 2 miles from Stratford station, school, P.O. and factory. Good 6-roomod house, pantry and bathroom. Concrete cowshed with machines installed. Divided into 15 or lfi well-grassed paddocks, 100 acres in grass and 15 acres in crop. All ploughable At present earry'-ig 40 dairy cows, young stock and horses. Price, £6O per acre, with £IOOO cash. Sole Agent. (61). J-JANDY little dairy farm, wel'. grassed, 91 acres, Freehold, sub divided into paddocks, all ploughable; well fenced and situated on good road, H miles from cheese factory, P.O. and school. Will carry 30 cows, 2 horses, and calves. Sixroomed house, gig-shed, trap-shed and stable; 5 miles from Stratford. Price. £53 per acre. Owner will exchange for 'bouse in !New Plymouth. (5)) QtiOfCL Dairy I 1 arm, all well grassed; . 138} acres, Freeho", sub-divided into 20 paddocks, all ploughaMc, wellfenced land of rich quality and having a good carrying capacity; good. 7-roomed house with all conveniences; 3 miles from P. 0., factory and school. Price, £sl 10s per acre; cash :"800. (39). gPLJ'.XDII) Freehold Dairy Farm, Tariki District; 108 acres, divided into i sheop-proof paddocks; at present carrying 25 cows, 5 20-month heifers, 2 horses and 50 sheep; good 5-roomed house, pantry and bathroom. Price, £4O per acre. Owner wii! exchange for good house property in New Plymouth.

local agents for— A.M.P. Society, North British Fire and Accident Insurance, and Oakland ' Motor Csu», land, building asvarc MJENT SOCIETY. (Permanent). BUY YOUR OWN HOUR The Society lends money on Freehold «r Approved Leasehold Lands. A borrowejr may select hii own architect vPlurie and builder. The Society pays cofit of preparing and registering all mortpuo— or oyer. All profit#! divided equally amongst borroweri und investor*, The Society >a purely co-opeta-fcite. Based on the calculation of the profits made during the last few yeans, the time required .to repay a loan is seven yearn. For example: A member borrowing £IOO (five shares of £2O each) would have paid in monthly instalments of £1 11a 8d in aeven years ... £135 0 « From whioh, deducting the amount o! the loan .... 100 -0 Would leave as paid lot intarat the balance £33 4 9 The Bociety has a RESERVE FUND of over £2OOO. ♦Directors Meura Richard Cock (Chairman), A iflhuttleworth, W, t*» 2(6Wjiuui» Hewton King,