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Southland Times, Issue 14579, 21 November 1910, Page 6

Public Notices. FIVE RIVERS ESTATE. OHEARING at FIVE RIVERS POSTKJ BONED until DECEMBER 7th. 2911 FINAL NOTICE. FINAL NOTICE is hereby given that summonses will be issued for the recovery of all outstanding accounts not paid by the 30th NOVEMBER, 1910. (Signed) JONES & VICKERY. 17th November. 2927 TU'EW SHARES in the Southland Bullding Society may be taken up till 22nd inst.. free of arrears. Loans granted promptly on Easy Terms. JAS. BROWN, Secretary. A GOOD DINNER Can always be rail I upon at THE GEISHA & The Nearest Restaurant to the Railway Station. Passengers ' y .(be Midday Train to Kingston on TUESDAY’S THURSDAY'S & SATURDAY'S should HOT ERATTSi HUNGRY. Our Dinners being ready on those days joa ii.4fl fl.in.

FEDERAL TEA ROOMS fEDEEAL BULuDINGS, DEE STREET. STRAWBERRIES and CREASt. GRILLS— I2 to 2 and 5 to 7. HAM AND -VEGETABLE SALAD’. AFTERNOON TEAS. Sponge Sandwiches and Chocolate Cates* Fruit and Seed Cate, 6d to Is a lh. ( • MTLK-, MALT AND BERMALINE BREAD. HOT HIES. TEA AND COFFEE. ' 2971 4 - t t ❖ GREETINGS FOR YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD. <> At tliis season, of the year •o. you are looking for some■o- thing nice to send to your A Friends across the water. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF NOVELTIES In Postcards, Xmas Cards, & Booklets. 1000’s to select, from. Out Latest Success: A View Book of Invercargill, 36 views, 1/6 —they will appreciate this; buy now; don't delay. NOBLE’S DEE ST.. INVERCARGILL. And Main i St.. Otautau,

Pamous for Cool Summer SHIRTS, Cool Summer EATS, Summer HUBER WEAR. &ECHD. McNESI., Bee Street.' WHY HUY Imported I¥iantio Pieces - and nvTTffi'aa- a wtn-.-ng When a Superior Locally-made Article can be had from. ©ecr|y© Pool©. V arrow St, XuvercargilU Over 600 of our Mantel-pieces placed in Southland. We are also prepared to supply Wholesale and. Be tail. Every Description of Wood ware Manufacture, including: Doors, Sashes, General Joinery. Turnery. Carving. Band Sawing, and Cabinet Work. Telephone 146. TCTn’WMTm.'UWIW.I.WW* ■ ■ .I. JMJIllllllllWIIW; Unearned Increment. MR J. N. WILLIAMS, of Hastings in his Pamphlet on “Permanent Pastures,” writes , “Just fifty years ago I walked to the top of a high, hill accompanied by a South Island man, who wanted to get a general • idea of the country, and, on viewing the dense waste of fern stretching as far as the eye could reach, he said ; ‘I DO NOT THINK MUCH OP HAWSE’S BAY.*” A change has come over the scc-na, and we are now offering' Por Sale thousands of acres of the pick of Hawke’s Bay, suitable for Dairying and Bruit Growing, at Prices ranging from, £lO to £6O per acre. ALSO : Good Agricultural farms and Pastoral Country at Prices which compare favourably with any other part of tha Dominion. But what we particularly wish to draw attention to in connection with the heading of this Advertisement is 56,000 ACRES-OF FREEHOLD On the Waikato River, which we offer at Us per acre. ON EASY TERMS. In a few years' time CAPITAL* ENERGY, and ENTERPRISE will have transformed this too, and those who now belittle will be crying out for “Taxation of the Unearned Increment” For particulars, apply —THE—HAWKE’S BAY BAND and STOCK EXCHANGE!* EUSTACE LANE, Manager, NAPIER and HASTINGS. N B. —TWO BARGAINS : 100 Acres of Suburban land, sultabl# for subdivision, near Tomoana Freezing Works, and within 2 miles centra of Hastings. 6000 Acres, part of large Estate—onesheep country now and can be improved to carry two sheep. Price : £2 16s per acre. 2821