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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20263, 4 August 1937, Page 11

SPRING OVERCOATS Overcoats are as necessary in Spring as in the Winter months. We always make a point of keeping this busy section of our business well stocked in order to provide late buyers with a full range of the very latest models. Put off delaying'—put on a Cleary Overcoat. Our prices are more than competitive. Men’s Smart Fawn and Brown mixture OVERCOATS £2/19/6 Smart Medium and Dark Grey OVERCOATS £2/17/6 to £3/19/6 Others range from * £2/10/- to £4/19/6 Every Coat is Smart and Exclusive. \ 'Sf/ Men’s N.Z. All-wool UNDER" FLANNELS 5/II ea - Men’s SPORTS COATS, good quality cloths. 19/6 ea. Dark Tweed WORK COATS, 18/11 Men's Fawn WHIPCORD TROUSERS, strong make. 8/11 ea. Men's all-wool English PULLOVERS, neat designs, From 7/11 MEN'S Pyjama Suits Smart Stripes and relia material S/ii MEN’S ALL-WOOL Worsted Socks in the Best Colonial Worsteds and including the famous Petone numbers 2/6 Pr. CLEARYS LIMITE D Next National Bank, Viotor.a St. North. Phone S6OB. HAMILTON. ‘‘The Soundest of Theories BUY IT AT CLEARYS.” mmllasl ioi. 100 PURE SUN-RIPENED OATS 1 miLKORTieS THE QUICK-COOK BREAKFAST CHILDREN LOVE PACKED IN 2 LB PACKET! A PRODUCT OF THE CREAMOATA MILLS-PREPARED BY FLEMING A CO . LTD.. GORE. YKKERI SPECIAL CYCLES are produced In England’s foremost factory. Built for N.Z. roads, these machines will give you years of unfailing service. £6-10 Cash £1 DEPOSIT A EASY TERMVICKEPV ltd Opp. C.P.0., HAMILTON «» I sssiMSiaStfaßHSS^ —I

BTUD NOTICES. rjso STAND THE SEASON -AT TE RAPA. Br. h. HUNTING SONG . (33) who tins hearfprt lh* slrps’ wlnnlnr 1 Tor tile n\p sPasons anil Is "i leading: attain for tno current j»ea-nn. successful per form pr In Engl •j y HURRY ON, leading: Stud. in England, 926*"and sire of three Derby Derby, the Oaks, and THE IMPORTED BLANDFORD STALLION, BAFFLES (22) BAY HORSE, 1933 Half-brother to MANNA, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas. Derby. and £23 534. SANDWICH, winner or the St. Letter and £17.020; PAKVYIZ, winner or the New Market Gratwicke Produce Stakes, Epsom City, and Suburban Handicap, etc. STUD FEE 40 GUINEAS (Two or more Mares by arrangement.) Rail mares to Claudelands Railway station. Grazing, 2/6 weekly. Cards and full particulars from— QAINE Sllverdalo Road, Hlllcrest, HAMILTON. HAZRAT (I) ERAN—PUXFORP. A winner tn England and Australia and a success at the Stud tn Australia. haZRATs oldest stock are now three rears old and be has sired the two-year - ,1.1 winners TO MORROW. PRINCE HAZRat. IIAZBRAE. HARLEQUIN. SURAT and HAZATON, ami the place winners BID, BAI GATE and RONDINO. Hasrat combines in a well balanced pedigree, the male lines or SPECULUM, REND OR. ST. SIMON, ISONOMY and HAMPTON, and In his third generation lour of the most famous Mares in breeding history—DOßlS. SCEPTRE. CANTERBURY PILGRIM and CHELANDRY. FEE: Single Mare. 25 guineas. Two or mure mares 20 guineas. \ reduction of £5/5/- per ** —*" - If paid by the end 5/-. Cards and full particulars from: TyjALCOLM JJROS., TE RAPA R.D., FRANKTON JUNCTION. OR yy RIGHT. gTEPHENSOH & HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. To Stand at Te Kowhai. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, \T SCpTCHMAN’I BR. HORSE BEAU IRISH >\vynford 1 Llialcedonia eas. Cash with inare. H. D. CARO. Hamilton. DAY GUIDE. The only Sire by Day Comet. Day Guide is a beautiful chestnut showing plenty of quality and is a sure foalgetter. Day Guide's pedigree is well studded with jumping blood on botli sides and Ills stock arc showing quality and promise. Fee £6 6/-. Cards on application to q. S. FULLERTON. Rotokaurl. Phone 283 R. . A T TO STAND AT FRANKTON JUNC. Two Highly bred Stallion*. Y 5 AN PER ” AND " gI'RVIEW *• T" E S T Full Particular* from Owner. H. T. REILLY.