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Southland Times, Issue 16786, 15 July 1911, Page 8

Public Notices. BOARD AND LODGINGS.—Mrs Durham, Victoria Hotel, Clyde Street. Tariff Moderate. NOTICE. TO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN. SHOULD you require any Information, connected with your business or profession from any civilised country, you are Invited to apply to the Invercargill Agency of the Enlversala Esperanto Aeocia, which will willingly obtain such information free of charge (except postage). The Association has now 1000 agents established in different parts of the world, whose mission is. by means of the international language, Esperanto, to facilitate the interchange of communication between people speaking different languages. Apply to U.E.A.. 991 . Box 183, Invercargill. POPtJLiE DINSTESta At the GEISHA TEA ROOMS | ESJC STREET, From 12 to 2 Dally. QSIEES AT AZ.il EOUES. —TRY— McNATTT'S Flea and Scones. They are Delicious. 1012 J W. ROUGH ARCHITECT. FEBEBAZ. BUH.DINQ3, Booms 6 and 7. 588 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CtU&FAJiIf, X,HALTED. CEstablisbed 18S».) H«ad OkbliM AUCKLAND. CAFXTAXi .. BIBB—MAEIffB—AtXIDBSt ALL CLAS-ES LIVE INSURANCE. LOWEST RATB& tMVERCAROIUL OJTICE. EBB ST. «. S. FHiOKSB* Manager.

THE PLUIKET HOOD Is the Go-Cart that every Mother should buy If she wishes to bring the bloom of heafth to her child’s cheeks, because it is built on health principles, and gives the child every opportunity to inhale pure, fresh air when out of doors, and SAVES DOCTOR’S BILLS. In appearance, it suits even the most fastidious, being both stylish and beautifully finished- In comfort it leaves nothing to be desired, and with ordinary care it will last for years. The moderate price, and the exceptionally easy terms place it within the reach of everybody. Inspection cordially invited, over 100 Go-Carts and Folding Chairs, to choose from. Catalogues post free. . WILSON. FRASER & ' CO-, SOLE SOUTSLAND AGENTS, DEE STREET.

ESK STREET. IN Chest Drawers, 4 drawers, 16s. Double Bedsteads £rom £L Chaff onier (Cedar), £3, Cheftoniers (Rod Pine), £1 6s, Colonial Sofas (Leather), 17,s 6d, Wftshstands, a/Gj Dressing Table a, \/-\ Kitchen Tables, 5/- \ Washstan. . Tile Back, 16/6 j Cups and Saucers, 2/6 halfdozen | Dinner Plates, 4/- dozen ; Cruets, 4-hole, 10/- ; Bools and Shoes (100 pairs), 9/- to 10/- i Gents’ Bools, 14/- i Carpet Slippers, 3/6 i Saddle Tweed Trousers, 7/6 i Horse Covers, Bridles, Etc., Etc. \T7HAT DELICIOUS TEA 1 vv Nothing is jnore gratifying to tho hostess than to hear her visitors remark "What delicious tea 1" It is invariably made when Tiger Tea 1;; handed round. TO LET, for any Monday, Wednesday, and, Friday nights (not already bookedi, the largest, newest, most sanitary, best seated, best lighted, best ventilated and most central hall in Otautau. Refreshment rooms attached. Apply Saunders, P.O. Box 20; Telephone, No. 7. Otautau. ALTERATION 3 ALB OAU PUBLIC HALL ABB XEHAT3B (Boats 430). —AT—- • SCOTT’S OPPOSITE POST OF-FIGE.