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Southland Times, Issue 17679, 17 June 1914, Page 9

Agricultural LIME! If you want a good sole of grass you MUST Lime your land. WE HAVE JUST DOUBLED THE CAPACITY OF OUR CRUSHING PLANT AT LIME HILLS, AND CAN NOW SUPPLY ANY QUANTITY OF Crushed Burnt Lime. ORDERS DELIVERED IN ROTATION OF BOOKING. J. Q. WARD & CO., Ltd., INVERCARGILL and GORE.

ALEX. STORRIE Ltd. From the Factory to the Farm. Fartorv Dee and Yarrow Streets, Invercargill. r dtlUl V . CtXXV* A A v -rvmT-,T?MWNTS and DAIRY MACHINES. We have just completed our large Show Rooms, replete with specimens of our IMPLEMENTS PLOUGHS SINGLE AND DOUBLE FURROW. DISC AND SWAMP PLOUGHS. STEEL DRAINING PLOUGHS. Storrie Improved Lime & Basic Slag Sower. (Patent applied for.) Special Diploma & Two Gold Medals awarded Storrie Patent Turnip Bidders. Over 2000 in use. ALL STEEL DISC HARROWS. STEEL TINE AND CHAIN HARROWS. CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS. Pennsylvania Grain and Manure Drills. I MPROVED TWO HORSE DRILL HOE (patent applied for). Fitted throughout with special steels. Made exclusively to our own design by the Planet Junior Company. IMPROVED MODEL 1914 PATENT TURNIP THINNER. This Machine has given every satisfaction, built chiefly of steel and malleable parts. Most perfect machine yet introduced. We supply only first-class Machines, and guarantee all our goods to do what we claim. SATISFACTION AND QUALITY is our motto. Get our Special Farmers’ Cash and Term List o&other page. ALI-EX- STORRIE, JLIIYIITED, DEE & YARROW STS., INVERCARGILL.

Winter Nights Entertainment. SUNSHINE JANE, by Ann Warner ; The Amazing Argentine, by John Foster Fraser; The Red Virgin, by Turner; The Purple Mists, by F. E. Mills Young: The Law Bringers, by Lancaster; An Enemy Hath Done This, by Joseph Hocking; Uncle Peter's Will, by Silas Hocking: Dodo the Second, by E. F. Benson; Gold, by Stewart E. White; The Iron Rail, by Rex Beach; Maid of the Mists, by John Oicnham; The Fortunate Youth, by Locke; T. Tenbaron, by Frances H. Burnett; The Mediator, by Roy Norton; The Lapse of Enoch Wentworth, by Isabel Gordon Curt is. 3/6 Each. Posted 4d extra. J. M. McNAUQHTON & CO, STATIONERS & BOOKSELLERS, Esk Street, InvercargtLL a SOMMER VILLE' S PERFECT CORN CURE is worth a pound a box: some customers say dt is worth fifty pounds a box, though Mr Sommerville is actually selling it for the nominal sum of Is To be had only from R. Sommervlile. Chemist, Dee street, Invercargill. Card ledger system.—cards ruled to any pattern by the SOUT 7JLAND TIMES CO.. LTD-