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Southland Times, Issue 14633, 25 January 1911, Page 3

JPabllc fiouues. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THOMSON & BEATTIE’S SUBMUIJa jE& COMMENCES SATURDAY MORNING NEXT. ladies prepare for the great money-saving event OF THE YEAR. a DOORS OPEN AT 9 O’CLOCK. dairymen an d dairymaid s. milking machine. We have at last found the machine we can put before the pablllo me beta® absolutely the very bast and simplest machine possible. Ie plants already Installed In Southland are giving fullest satisfaction.: Orders now being booked for next season on most favourable terms. CAN BE SEEN IN OPERATION AT OUR IMPLEMENT DEPOT, SPED STREET. HENDSnSON SB 00. SOUTHLAND SOUTHLANDERS ** SOUTHLANDERS SOUTHLAND «aa to fmr «sa«. this nesns, that yra MUST ASS SOB, m OSHm being BOBffUED with*— WOWXXAXX* FLODB. •CEEAMpAIA^—S3* Crem rf fhfl M . ibwafMtanft a* FLEMING & CO* “*• 1,882 MILES IN SIX DAYS. Marvellous Winter Ride I By A. E. GATT, on a iTßiiiianui TRIUMP A JAM JABS. mason's PRESERVING JARS. SMALL JELLY JARS. AT Extract from the "MOTOR CYCLE.” 10th November. 1910. ‘•To-day we have great pleasure in congratulating this .nirenid rider on successfully accomplishing the sternest feat of Pluck and endurance yet recorded in the Annals nf Motor Cycling. The weather throughout the week was of Motor c r ds were the smallest handicap with at MPh the breaker ha to contend. although he which the a more than 100 miles of dry going. Co. rain'hail, fog, cold, gales and darkness, combined to render the task positively stupendous. MILES hj. DAY FOR SIX CONSECUTIVE DAYS. A performance such as this should certainly convince the most sceptical, and proves, beyond the possibility of a doubt the wonderful reliability of the Triumph Motor Cycle." Although a very large shipment of these famous Motors is due here this month, we can spare one or two only. Early application is necessary. Wiun. & GO. SOLE SOUTHLAND AGENTS, dee street. BAXTER’S DEE STREET. WM. GARDINER & CC (LATE OF MAT AURA). OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WE would respectfully draw the at« tention of Southland Farmers to the fact that we have commenced business as GENERAL BLACKSMITHS and HORSE-SHOERS in Reid & Gray’s Shop at rear of J. A. Mitchell & Co.’s Sale Yard, Dee Street, Invercargill. Our Specialty is Plough-repairing and Horse-shoeing. All work entrusted to ue will be executed under the direct supervision of William Gardiner, who is well-known as one of the Best Plough-smiths in the Dominion. WM. GARDINER & CO. (Late of Mataura), Entrance from either Eee or Levon Streets. IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN! WOLSELEY CREAM SEPARATORS, hand power, belt driven, and steam turbine. FAST AND CLEAN SKIMMER. Sizes from IGgals per hour upwards. ALL MACHINES FITTED WITH SELF-BALANCING BOWL. Write or Call for Pull Particul* rs to Southland Agents— WILKINS, LIMITED, DAIRY PLA NT WORKS, TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL. TESTED TURNIP SEEDS. OUR New Season's STOCKS are now in. Imported by ourselves from the well-known English firms. Carter A Co, and Hurst and 800. We Stock al the Best Kind* «| BVSOII And sorr xusjnrfti CHEAPER AND BETTER THAU HOST. | J. LENNIE & SONS M DEB STREET, INVERCARGILL, XaleskaM 882 a