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Southland Times, Issue 16787, 17 July 1911, Page 6

Public notices. gOUTHIiAIfD CLUB HOTEL. VISITORS FOR THE WEEK. R. Hazellon, M.P.. Mr and Mrs Forsyte Johnston, Mr and Mrs Begg, Mr and Mrs C. McKay, Mr Denniston, Sheffield Choir, Ca.pt. Grant, Capt. Moore, Lieut, Glendining, Robertshaw. Robt. Story, Haigh, Gabion. Rev. Kayll, Butcher, Leggo. Mills (Port Chalmers), Anderson, McFarlanc, and a number of representatives of Colonial and British Firms. 1668 JEW NOVEL by N.Z. AUTHOR. “THE OTHER RICHARD GRAHAM,” By Mrs Frank Clapperton. Life and Scfcnery of the Otago Gold Diggings occupy a large portion of the Book. Highly Praised by Home and Colonial Press. •‘Admirably worked out. Bright, pleasant colonial story. Would like to shake hands with all characters, villains excepted.”—“Times,” Dunedin. • “Clean, pure, high-toned story. Marvel of complexity. Interest kept up to end.”—"Star,” Dunedin. How on Sale at all Booksellers. PRICE (in Cloth), 3s 6d. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. having been supplied of the loss of Policy numbered 159483 in the books of this Department on the life of NORMAN MALCOLM McKINNON, of Te Aute, Hawke’s Bay, but formerly of Edendale, Nightcaps, Albury (Canterbury) and Manaia (Taranaki), I hereby give notice of my intention to issue a copy to take the place thereof on the 7th day of August, 1911, unless objection be lodged before that date. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. Wellington, July 17th, 1911. 1662 J. H. PAY, O'. E. TAYLOR, Undertaker. Sculptor and * Monumentalist. KINGSLAND AND FERGUSON Undertakers & Monumentalists, SPEY STREET (third block from Dee Street), and DEE STREET (opposite Reid & Gray’s), INVERCARGILL. Funerals personally conducted in all parts of Southland at Reasonable Rates. How Landing —A Fine Assortment of Granite Stones, which will give us the largest and best variety in Southland. Artificial Wreaths a Specialty. We Supply and Erect all kinds of grave fences and concrete work in any Cemetery in Southland, at the Lowest Rates. Estimates Given. We have a variety of Wrought Iron Front Gates (latest designs) at Very Low Prices. All communications, by telephone or letter, promptly attended to. Telephone No. 126. EIHGSLAHD & FEBQUSOH. BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. TRAMWAY CAR-SHED AND POWERHOUSE BUILDING AND SITE. AS a considerable amount of damage has been caused to the Tramway Buildings, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that anyone found trespassing on any of the buildings new in course of erection or on the grounds, without express permission, will be proceeded against as the law directs. T. W. WALKER, Town Clerk. Town Hall. Invercargill, 14th July, 1911. 1619 INVERCARGILL COMFETITIOHS. TT'NTRIES Close FRIDAY, JULY 21st. JCj Forms at all Booksellers and from Secretary. 1621 POPULAR DIHHEBS At the GEISHA TEA ROOMS ESK STREET, From 12 to 2 Daily. ORIELS AT ALL HOURS. —TRY— McNATTY’S Fies and Scones. They are Delicious. 1013 REMOVAL MAGALISTER BROS.. SOLICITORS, HAVE REMOVED from the A.M.P. BUILDINGS To NEW OFFICES in HARVEY’S BUILDINGS, Esk Street. ldS3 TRY RftcDonal d’s TO-DAY FOB DRESS BOOTS DRESS SHOES EVENIHG SHOES SLIPPERS FELT SLIPPERS NURSES SHOES COOOKHAM BOOTS GUM BOOTS, LOHO GUM BOOTS, SHORT GOLOSHES, SAHDALf LACES, HUGGET, COBRA, NUTTA CORK SOLES KALKALOHG BOOTS HEALTH BOOTS MARLOWS BOOTS KEITH’S BOOTS BEST SELECTED STOCK IH SOUTHLAND. McDonald’s City Boot Palace; DEE STRRET. Branches: GORE, OAMARU, DUNEDIN. ALL the Goods exhibited on our Stand at the Show are obtainable at our Tny and Esk Street Shops.— LINDSAI AND CO.