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Southern Cross, Volume 9, Issue 51, 8 March 1902, Page 11

Important to Ladies. WE BEG TO NOTIFY that we have opened our Branch Shop for MESSENGER’S PATENT CORSET, Which supplies every need for Comfort, improving Deportment, bringing out the Natural Proportions of the Figure, reducing any Abdominal Enlargement, and is a Perfect Support. LADIES WEARING THESE CORSETS walk better, digest their food better, as there is no pressure anywhere. The new costume skirt wil 1 hang perfectly. This CORSET is a PATENT, made to measure, is hygienic, and cannot break on the hips. DEE STREET, (Opposite Prince oe Wales Saleyabds). Head Office : Christchurch. Branches in all principal towns. HE COLUMBIA EXCELSIOR Dress-cutting' System Takes precedence of all other systems of Dress-cutting, as it requires no fitting. Ladies can learn to draft their own pattern in a few lessons. Intending country pupils can obtain technical tickets at greatly reduced rates by applying at Invercargill railway station. Daily and Evening Classes. Day hours—lo to 12 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m. Evening —7 to 9 p.m. Private Lessons can be arranged. Mrs Pemberton, PRINCIPAL. ROOMS Corner Don and Dee street. Entrance from Don street. District Lands and Survey Office, Invercargill, 14th February, 1902. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned sections will be open to selection on lease-in-perpetuity system at this office on and after Tuesday, 25th March, 1902. MESSENGER COMPANY, E.

VILLAGE HOMESTEAD ALLOTMENTS Clifden Township, Sections 9 to 12 (grouped), 15 to 17 (grouped), 18 to 20 (grouped), 32 to 34 (grouped), 42 to 44 (grouped), 48 to 50 (grouped), 57 to 59 (grouped), 64 to 66 (grouped), 70 to 72 (grouped), 76 and 78. Acker’s Village, Invercargill Hundred, Block XX, Sections 98 and 99. LAND FOR SETTLEMENTS. BEAUMONT ESTATE. Wairaki District, Block XXIX, Section 12, area 222 a. Or. 14p. Half-yearly rent £ll 2s Id. Burdened with £2B 16s 3d valuation for improvements. Sale plans will shortly be issued. Full particulars and application forms may be obtained at this office. JOHN HAY, Commissioner of Crown Lands.