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Southland Times, Issue 17654, 11 February 1916, Page 6

Public Notices. Have you an up-to-date picture ot yourself? So man;/ people say to us: ‘lf I had only a GOOD picture of him.” THE WOOTTON STUDIO Caters effectively to your Photographic requirements with Expert service, extensive experience, modern methods, and a guaranee of satisfaction. "Tender memories round thee twine. Like the ivy green round the pine.” , mHE PACE THEY LOVE. AHE FACE THEY love BOYS, DON’T GO TO THE FRONT without calling on us. GIRLS! A photo Is the thing they will cherish more than aIL ENLARGEMENTS and MINIATURES a Specialty. S. E. WOOTTON (Principals) J. H. SALISBURY. OWNER wanted for 21 Ewes, branded blue Tike B-2 on shoulder, left in Winton Saleyards; also one Hereford Cow in full milk. Enquire at yardman’s house. Robert .Sands, Yardman. Fj476 Winton, 6/261916. Gi R Re Purchase of Artillery Horses. "VTESTERDAY’S Advertised Notice ra a Purchase of Artillery Horses at Seaward Downs, Hedgehope, Dipton, and Centre Bush is hereby cancelled, and horses will NOT be purchased at these centres until further notice. R. WRIGHT, Inspector of Stock Invercargill,, February 11, 1916. A SOUND AND SAFE INVESTMENT, 6 PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERENCE SHARES. rpHE Reserved Balance of an Issue of 50,000 £1 shares in a prosperous Manufacturing and Trading Company, WHICH HAS PAID REGULAR DIVIDENDS FOR 16 YEARS, now offered to provide additional working capital for Increasing business. They are Preferential both as to dividends and capital, and have a security of £150,000 worth of sound, realisable assets behind them. NEWBURGH BEST & CO., SHAREBROKERS, CHRISTCHURCH. Fhl63 T>EFORE going' in to the PICTURES GET YOUR SWEETS AT THE FEDERAL LARGE SELECTION OF THE BEST CONFECTIONERY ALWAYS IN STOCK TRY THE FEDERAL SODA FOUNTAIN. Iced Drinks just the thing in the Hot Weather. HARVEST, 1916. Farmers! Insure your Stacks against Fire WITH THE THE UNITED INSURANCE CO, (LIMITED). LOWEST RATES AND PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. Write us, and wo will Call on Yoa. SOUTHLAND BRANCH: ATHEN/EUM BUILDINGS (Mr T. D. A. Moffett’s Office). ESK STREET. INVERCARGILL. S. B. MACDONALD .. Manager, RABBITS WANTED, shortly, in any quantity, at Makarewa and Mataura, by THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS (AUS.), LTD. Write for particulars, etc., to Box 4<V Inver cargllL Telephone—444. Telegrams: Borthwick, Invercargill. RABBIT TRAPS FOR SALE: KIWIS, BLUE DIAMONDS, AND 8.8. KANGAROOS. FeS> TWO STROKE MOTOR BIKE. 2£ tup, 3-speed gear box. Villiers Engine —only three working parts with no parts to get out of order. Speed from 3to 40 miles per hour. The best two-stroke on the market Price, only 46 guineas. GODWARD’S BIKE SHOP, Don street. Hall -lOiices. Mails close at chief post OFFICE, INVERCARGILL, A* UNDER: — Registered articles close one hour, newspapers half-an-hour, and parcels fortyfive minutes before time given beloit for closing ordinary letter mail*. For CHRISTCHURCH, and intermedia ate offices: Daily, at 5.25 a.m. and 12.40 p.m. For DUNEDIN: Daily at 5.25 a.m, 12.40, and 3.45 p.m. For CLINTON and Intermediate Offices at 3.45 p.m. For IVELLINGTON, and North: Daily at 5.25 a.m. For GREYMOUTH, Westport Hokitika. Keefton, and West Coast: Monday, •Wednesday, and Friday, 5.25 a,m. For Smaller Offices see Time-table over Posting Box at Chief Post Office, Invercargill. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12. Mails for Australia, South Africa, etc. (due Sydney Feb. 17, per s.s. Victoria, from Auckland), close 5.25 a.m. WEDNESDAY*. FEBRUARY 16. Mails for Australia and South Africa (due Sydney, February 21), and for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (due London, March 29, per s.s. Moeraki from ‘Wellington), also for India, Ceylon China, Japan, Straits Settlements, Philippine Islands, Egypt, Expeditionary Forces, etc., close as follows:—Parcels at noon, money orders 4 p.m., and registered articles 5 p.m. on February 15, all other correspondence at 5.25 a.m. on Feb. 16. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. Mails for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (due London March 23 per s.s. Niagara from Auckland;, also for Fiji. Honolulu, Japan, Fanning Island, Canada, the United States, etc., close as follows: —Parcels at noon, money orders 4 p.m., and registered articles 5 p.m. on Feb. 18, all other correspondence at 5.25 a.m. on Feb. 18. Parcels for soldiers at the Front require following rates of postage: Up to 3ibs 1/2, up to 71bs 2/S, up to lllbs 4/2. The Postal Department is accepting gifts of books, magazines, etc., for soldiers at the Front and forwarding them free of charge. J. C. DALE, Acting Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Invercargill, Feb. 11, 1916.