Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 17920, 27 April 1917, Page 3

Farm Tractor Trials! PLOUGHING, DISCING HARROWING, ETC. EXHIBITION TRIALS OF THE " SAMSON ” SIEVE GRIP TRACTOR 10-25 horse-power, WILL BE HELD ON THE FARM OF MR JAS, MILNE, RAKAHOUKA, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 27th last, COMMENCING AT 2 O’CLOCK. Alex. Slorrie, Ltd., - - - - Agents □ ALL PATRIOTS I SHOULD VIEW WITH PRIDE THE EXCELLENT EXAMPLES OP J BRITISH WORKMEN’S :: :: ARTISTIC CRAFTMAHBHIP. We Are Now Showing in:— OLD ENGLISH PEWTER TEA SETS, JUGS, TRAYS. Etc., and DOULTON’S NEW ART STYLE VASES. Nothing more Beautiful to make the Home attractive. NEWEST DESIGNS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. AT □ LUMSDEN’S Direct Importers and Manufacturing Jewellers, DEE STREET INVERCARGILL. OIL TRACTORS. MR FARMER, THE MOGUL KEROSENE TRACTOR OFFERS THE MOST PROFITABLE POWER FOR YOUR FARM. The MOGUL i* the only TRACTOR fitted with A SELF-STEER-ING DEVICE FOR PLOWING. RAINPROOF CAB, DUSTPROOF BEARINGS, DIRTPROOF GEARS, MECHANICAL LUBRICATION, MAGNETO IGNITION. Efficiency Embodied In every part FOR DISCING, HARROWING, DRILLING and BELTWORK the MOGUL is unexcelled; 35 MOGULS have been sold in Canterbury during the past 12 months. SEE ONE AT WORK AND BE CONVINCED. Full particulars from— HENDERSON & CO., Ltd. Warm Underwear tor Cold Weather SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OP SILK AND WOOL VESTS, 36 and 38ins. long at 4/9 and 4/11. Other qualities from 2/6 up. LADIES’ FLEECY-LINED BLOOMERS, at 3/11. A few only of a very special line at 5/6. LADIES’ COMBINATIONS, in cream and natural, from 3/6 to 21/9—the latter all pure wool. SPENCERS, from 3/6 up. A SPECIAL LINE FOR CHILDREN.—Liberty Bodies, in White and Natural (fleecy lined), from 1/- to 13/-, at prices from 2/6 to 3/11. THE FORUM Ltd. KELVIN STREET, INVERCARGILL. J. D. GILMORE’S POLICY IN'OPTICS Stands for accuracy and the safe-guard-ing of sight and has nothing in common with Inefficient or haphazard methods. Every detail from diagnosis to the fitting and adjusting of the frames is under the direct supervision of OCB GU.MOBE, and in consulting him you will derive the full benefit of specialised optical service, skilful testing, and an exacting supervision that ensures correct glasses. TAKE THE SAFE COURSE —eyes are too precious for experiment. CONSULT — J. D. GILMORE D.S.O.L OptQ. CONSULTING OPTICIAN, Deo Street, Opp. P.O* Invercargill. PUBLIC NOTICE. INCREASE IN PRICE OF NEWSPAPERS. QN and after 2nd APRIL, 1917, the Invercargill Newspapers mentioned hereunder will be supplied at l%d per copy. At tne late General Meeting of the New Zealand Newspaper Proprietors’ Association it was unanimously decided that an increase in the selling price of papers was necessary owing to the heavy advance In the landed cost of news printing paper and the increased cost of newspaper production generally, due to conditions arising out of the War. THE SOUTHLAND NEWS CO.. LTD. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES CO., LTD. NOTE.—A similar increase will also be made on the same date by the daily papers of Dunedin and Gore. THE War has shown we must he Independent of outside enterprise. Ask for the New Zealand made HAYWARD’S MALT VINEGAR, the purest and best obtainableRABBITS AWING to the unexpected closing of Southland Freezing Works against RABBITS we are compelled to ask our Suppliers Not to send any RABBITS to us after APRIL 28 until further notice. THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS. (Aus.), Ltd. FRANK TUCKER, Box 40, Invercargill. Telephone, 444. Telegrams: “Borthwiek, Invercargill." ■■ m > THE VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1908, AND ITS AMENDMENTS. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Revised District Valuation Rolls for the Districts mentioned in the Schedule hereunder, will be open for public inspection during office hours at the place named in the schedule from the 28th April until the 12th May. Objections to valuations must be lodged not later than 12th May, addressed to •The Officer in Charge, Valuation Department, P.O. Box 123, Invercargill. F. W. FLANAGAN. Valuer-General. Valuation Department, Invercargill 25th April, 1917. SCHEDULE. GREAT excitement m Dee street on Saturday caused over the record bargains in Mens and Boys’ Overcoats at ALEX RODIE'S cheap sale.