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Southern Cross, Volume 13, Issue 19, 5 August 1905, Page 8

Cheap Crockery Plates, Dishea, Vegetable Dishes, Pegs, Basins, Butter Dishes, Cake Dishes, etc. Cheapest place in town — EKBNSTEESI BROS & CO. Dee Street, Invercargill, A LENGTHY Experience of the requirements of the industry should be a fair basis of our claim that we are able to supply GOOD DAIRY APPARATUS, and we hope our friends will continue to show their consent to our claim by entrusting us with their commands with as little delay as possible. W. C. Wilkins & Go., DAIRY PLANT WORKS, TAY STREET. Telephone, 354. SPECIAL Offer of Art Pots and other Ornaments in Glass, China, and Earthenware A chance not to be missed of obtaining a really beautiful, high - class article at a ridiculously low price. Come and have a look at them. Thos. Hide’s, INTEECAEQ-Illi. FAMOUS Novels in 9d Cheap Editions; — The Manxman by Hall Caine, The Kidnapped President by Guy Boothby, Katherine Frensham by Beatrice Harrarden, By Berwin Banks by Allan Raine, A Consummate Scoundrel by Guy Boothby, The Warden of the Marches by Sydney C Grier. Sweet ‘Doll’ of Haddon Hall hy J. E. Muddoek, Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Harding Davis. LILLIORAP, McNAUGHTON & Co. BOOKSELLERS, Esk St,, Invercargill. THE Plum Tree,” a novel by David G. Phillips, cloth 3a 6d —‘ His story makes it plain how absorbing a passion, how terrible a master, politics in America maybecome, even to a man who starts with a conscience both keen and clean.” LILLICRA.P, McNAUGHTON & Co. Sole Agents, Esk Street, TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the erection of 7-roomed house in Kelvin Road, Norih I end. Plans and specifications may be seen at our office, where tenders will be received I until Saturday, 13th inst, at 4 p m. MACKENZIE & WILSON, Architects. Take Notice. ON and after this date POISON will be laid for dogs on Sections 8-13, Block IV, Seaward Bush. , JAMES JOHNSTON". Aug. sth, 1905. SATURDAY EVENING, 12th AUGUST, At 7.30 p m. HIGH & DRY BUILDING SECTIONS. j WM. TODD & Co , instructed by Mr WM. FRASER, will sell by public auction in the RIALTO, Don st,, Invercargill ; SECTIONS 1,2, 3,4, 5,6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33, twenty-six sections in all; each i acre; frontages to Elies Road, Princess street, and Bourke street, Mitchelltown, North Invercargill. The whole of this property is high and dry, commanding a full view of the town and admirably adapted for settlement, being within 20 minutes walk of Post Office, 10 minutes by ’bus, which hourly passes the door, and .minutes by motor. TERMS —£5 per section Cash ; balance in equal instalments, 1,2, and 3 years; interest 5 per cent. Lithographic Plans in preparation. THORNLESS GOOSEBERRIES MR JAMES COOPER, Nurseryman, Waikiwi, brought in yesterday for inspection —and sampling —a nice picking of the thornless gooseberries, introduced by him some three or four seasons ago. They comprised fruit from the variety known as Madame Lefort, and fully bore out the description sent by the grower—“ Vigorous habit, fruit ranging from medium to large, colour.wine-red, flesh firm, juicy and sugary, good travellers. 1 ' —From Southern Cross, February 2nd, 1901. 4 jl/TAN ! Wummin, this is graun !’ the’ IVI guid man says, sifter drinkin’ Cook o’Lhe North.