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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21207, 2 September 1940, Page 2

J. Ft FOW LTD J. R. FOW, LTD., 119 VICTORIA STREET. LINOLEUMS—NEW STOCK NOW TO HAND. All Grades. FELT BASE, 3rd Printed, 2nd Printed. JNLAID INOLEUMS — JASPE. MOIRE, GRANITE, and PATTERNED. FOR SELECTION AND VALUE, IT’S J. B. F ow L TD WANTED TO SELL 12 Words 1 /-; 3 Days 2/6

ANOTHER 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite, £5 10s, at Young's Furniture Mart, 44 Ward Street. 8~~ ARGAIN'S in Trousers-to-Measure, from Tailored Remnants; Sports Trousers, rrom 27/6. —MELTZER, Tailor, 167 Victoria Street. /COMPLETE-Tar-!Sealing-riant”coinprlfi- ! " Ing V 8 Ford Tip Truck. I Ton Motor i Roller, scwt Hand Roller, Screed Irons and I Pins, Harrow, Brooms, Shovels, etc; £350. ! —F. waters, Plione 257 4. 897 IjU’LL Size Rlmu Draw-leaf Table - and 6 Chairs; tiicc order; £l3.—Young’*, 4 1 Ward Street. Sale.—.New shipment or Orion '* Electric Ranges at the E.C.C,. Get your older In. MACROCARPA Butt"; make - 3 strainers, 2 posts. What offer?—B7 Nixon St. 0“ VAL Oak Tea Waggons, rrom 30/“”Oak Sideboards from 57/6. —Young's, 44 Ward Street. IMU Sideboard, £3/10/-; OaklTlileboard at £4/15/-; nice Oak Table, 70/-. — Clothier's Emporium. RI.MU Tallboys—This Week’s Special at £3/17/6; also balance of Down Quilts at greatly reduced prices.—Clothier's Emporium. SEPARATOR, Alfa-I.aval. 1 3 gals’ capacity, 1 good order. —Address at Times. 727 SEE the beautiful exhibition models ol Atlas Electric Ranges at the E.C.C. Get In early. SEE our wonderrul display or Fine China, Including 100 Dinner Pets; also beautlTul Crystals.—Clothier's Emporium. GREATER Returns from your Pigs—by using “ Recorder ” Meatmeal. Price 11/- per cwt. in small lots. Freight Free on scwt. lots and over.— J. JONES, LIMITED, Auckland. (1) L ■JJSED .ADIES’ AND GENT’S QYCLES AT rpASKER’S, WARD STREET (Opposite Cutting.) BARGAIN Beatty Washer; metal tub; fully guaranteed, £22/10/-. BEATTY BROS., Manufacturers Albany Bldgs. (2) Golden knight console and MANTEL RADIOS. Good Range used Radios (all guaranteed); British Empire Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines and Refrigerators; deposil by first Month’s payment. A. W. "HEAL'D, 122 Norton Road Frankton. Representing Radio Branch. Farmers’ Trading Co., Ltd.. Auckland.

Private Phone, 4664. F A 44-GAL. DRUMS, suitable bolding skirr milk and pig food, etc.: 6 Drums, £1 Special Quotation for Quantity. •yyAIKATO JJITUMEN QO., CLARENCE STREET. Phone 1413 Hamilton. AND DAIRY FACTORIES MILK PUMPS. The Latest Brennan Milk Pump is nov available. Can be dismantled and re assembled in 'JO seconds. Simplicity ii design, no intricate parts. DOES NOT AFFECT MILK. Call and inspect at:— J OHN C lIAMBERS & gON L TD„ ALEXANDER STREET HAMILTON. Phone 1972. FATE OF INFANT

DROWNED IN WATER-RACE (By Telegraph.—Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday A child aged 14 months, Arthur Sowden, son of Mr and Mrs J. Sowden, was drowned on Saturday afternoon in a water-race on Mr G. S. Campbell’s farm at Rakeby, Ashburton, where his parents are employed. The child followed his father to a nearby shed. He was missed 10 minutes later. The muddiness of the race lengthened the search. Artificial respiration was unsuccessful.