RABBIT SKINS ■y^ANTED —UNLIMITED QUANTITIES OF RABBITSKINS. Although quality is going of! our Prices still average H D TO X/per Skin for July-August catch. LABELS ON APPLICATION. Returns posted daily as consignments arrive into store. J. H. KIRK & CO. OF N.Z., LTD., DON ST., INVERCARGILL. Ak4so HEROGEN. TTHE Renowned British TONIC A builds up the system. RESTORES THE NERVES. AIDS DIGESTION. A fresh supply just to hand. PRICES: 4/6 and 7/6 per tin. Posted, 6d extra. WM. STEWART CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN DEE STREET. P.O. Box 120. Phone—9o. T. HIDE TAY STREET INVERCARGILL. JPOR STATIONERY; Letter Tablets 6d, 9d, 1/- and 1/6 Envelopes 3d, 4d, 6d, and 9d per pkt ‘Tn Haste” Tablets 2/Writing Companions, 1/3 <fe 2/9 Writing Cases at all Prices. Office and School Requisites School Books & Stationery School Bags. T. HIDE .. TAY STREET, J)RY TIMBER Can be procured from Wm. Smith & Co., Ltd.
TIMBER MERCHANTS and WOODWARE MANUFACTURERS, NITH & FORTH STREETS* INVERCARGILL. Postal Address: Box 254. Telephones: 675 and 676. ODK0 DK ECONOMY PRICES Are producing results, but we cannot produce repeats when SALE SNIPS are once sold out. GET ALONG EARLY FOR THESE PLUMS. RAINCOATS, Wool Garbi, 89/6. RAINCOATS in Cotton, ‘Garbi (a very smart coat), 76/-. RAINCOATS (assorted lines), 65/-, 69/6, 76/-. WATERPROOF COATS from 21/-. BOX SUITS from 67/6—great value. MEN'S All-Wool SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, 15/11. MEN’S ODD SAC SUITS (3’s and 4’s only) 21/-, 25/-, 29/6. MEN'S All-Wool UNDERPANTS and SINGLETS, 6/9 and 7/6. MEN’S Ail-Wool SOX, 1/7 and 1/10. MEN’S FLANNELS, 3/6. MEN’S Good Quality Stiff WHITE SHIRTS (all sizes), 4/6. WIDE-END TIES (a windowfull), 1/9. HANDKERCHIEFS, 6 for 2/6. KNITTED TIES for hard wear, 1/6. POPLIN TIES (for hard wear), 2 for 1/11. GOOD UNION SHIRTS (bands), 2 for 13/6 GOOD PTJAMAS, 9/11 and 11/6. MEN’S WHITE SWEATERS, 8/6. MEN’S CAPS, 1/11 up; HATS, 7/6 up. LEATHER GAUNTLET GLOVES irom 9/11. WOOL GLOVES from 2/-.
SALE OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, Undertakers PHONE SO Night & Day Service. MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. J. FRASER & CO. Corner SPEV and KELVIN STB., INVERCARGILL. I’VE BOUGHT A HOUSE, And in a few days 1 intend 'o move into it. Who is going to handle my Furniture? THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY, you may be sure. I have heard so much of the care and skill they show, that the wife and 1 have resolved to engage them for our job. Our Furniture is almost new, and we want it to be nicely handled.— (Advt.) No cold is NAZOL-proof. And no cough and cold remedy is so economical oa NAZOL. Eighteenpence buys 60 doses—more than three a penny.— (Advt.)
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Southland Times, Issue 18620, 19 August 1919, Page 4
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