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Southland Times, Issue 17732, 9 August 1917, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. ACRES Good Land; Government Leasehold. Rent, 4/- per acre. This Property is divided into seven paddocks, the bulk of which are in grass. BUILDINGS comprise 9-roomed Dwelling (with about one acre in orchard), stable, barn, shearing shed, pigstyes and dip, etc. The land grows splendid oats and grass and the owner will sell as a going concern. STOCK consists of 500 Romney cross two-tooth ewes and wethers, 6 horses, woolpress and all implements, also household furniture. This is without a doubt a genuine bargain. The owner is called up and will sacrifice. Good motor car road to j^^'.operty. PRICE— PER ACRE. AS A GOING CONCERN. SCANDRETT & SONS, LTD. LICENSED LAND AGENTS. W E have a Solid Leather Lady’s Handbag with a Long Strap going round the Bag. Price .. .. 7/6. AT Vernon Smith & Co. TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL. Bargains in Furs OWING to the extremely late arrival of all our SQUIRREL NECKLETS and MUFFS (which came to hand last weekl We are marking our whole consignment at a fraction above landed cost to effect a quick Sale and avoid carrying over till next season. These are all absolutely sound Furs, in the latest styles, including the new high collar effect. PRICES PROM : 18/11 TO 32/6 AT THE FORUM, LTD/ KELVIN STREET. pCLIPSE OR EMPIRE,” By H. B. GRAY and SAMUEL TURNER. 2/6; posted 2/9. LORD SYDENHAM says: “I think the information given in this book is needed by all who desire to understand the difficult problems which must confront us after the war, and I hope it will have the widest circulation.” J. M, McNaughton & Co. BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, ESK STREET. 1575 'C'ARMERS in Southland and Otago Supply the Cream which makes ■VAITAKI BUTTER 100,000 PEOPLE IN SOUTHLAND AND OTAGO EAT EVERY WEEK 10,000 lbs OF Waitaki Butler. We pay best prices for Cream and want more Farmers to supply as. We make the best Butter and want more people to' eat it. Full particulars on application. The Waitaki Dairy Co., Ltd. CLYDE ST., INVERCARGILL. A. H. MACKRELL, Manager. P.O. 80x—257. Telephone—4s6. Soldiers’ Cakes FOR CHRISTMAS. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW, so that your soldier boy will receive a cake at Christmas. It takes 5 months for a parcel to reach the trenches, so if you send it now it should reach him in good time. Country orders receive strictest attention. Cakes packed in air-tight tins and correctly addressed. THE GEISHA TEA & DINING ROOMS, ESK S.T., near Railway Station.