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Southland Times, Issue 18935, 23 September 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A SWIFT, SMASHING MELO DRAMA. Popular Picture Palace. A Thrilling, Exciting, Mystery Play; “THE'BANDBOX.” Featuring “THE BANDBOX.” Doris Kenyon. Bv LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE. “ALIAS GREASED LIGHTNING.” A Screaming Horsley Comedy. TOPICAL BUDGET - LOWEST PRICES. gT. ANDREWS SCOTTISH SOCIETY. SOCIAL. Friendly Societies’ Hall. FRIDAY. 2ltli INST., at 8 p.m. Address hv W. A. McCAW, Esq. MUSICAL PRO( 1 RAM ME. Admission Members Free; Non-members, Od. C. McEACHRAN, Secy. 151654 LABOUR CARNIVAL COMMITTEE. GIFT EVENING be held in ASHLEY’S HALE TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), At S o'clock. Progressive Euchre for Nondancers. (Good prizes.) GOOD MUSIC. All interested in milking the Carnival a success invited. Ladies, gift ; gents, gift or 2/fi. Ssß’il D. SCOTT. Secretary. GORE COMPETITIONS. JV)N TRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY', 25th INST. G. MATIIESON, Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES. ( MI J L D I! E N ’ S D "A Y. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3-5. HELP THE CHILDREN OF OUR TOWN By sending PRODUCE, CAKES, FLOWERS. ETC., TO IT IE STREET STALIN, Or by GIVING TO THE YOUNG FOLKS COLLECTING. MStfifi? TENAIS PLAYERS. If your RACQUET requires OVERHAULING, fend it to CHARLES BILLS, Dunedin, who will Reslring or Repair with very best of tint, and return promptly. All work equal to new. Only best Got if tired. Post yours to-day. Second-hand Racquet Frames Bought. CHARLES BILKS (LTD.', Dunedin. SafiTl EPILEPSY- HOTS! EPILEPSY FITS! EPILEPSY FITS! A POSITIVE, ff nnancnl. Cure GUARANTEED or no charge made. SFIND NO MONEY, but enclose, stamped envelope for particulars, P.O. BOX JSVS, AUCKLAND. Sn52G PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. TT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the partnership heretofore ousting between the late Richard Hatton policy, Scnr., Richard Hatton Policy, Jnr, and Erncn John Poll°y. in the business of bookbinders and paper ruler?, carried on by theni under the style nr firm of "R, policy and Sons," was dissolved by the death of the said Richard Hatton Policy. Scnr., on the 7th dav of September, 1930, AND IT IS FURTHER NOTIFIED that the said Richard Hatton policy (Junr. i. anti Ernest John policy will in future earn' on the business of Bookbinders on their own account at the same address in Esk street. Invercargill, under the old name of "R. 1-olley and Sons." DATED the 20th dav of September, 1920. RK’HARD HATTON POLLEY, Junr. ERNEST JOHN EDI.LEV. FRANCES MORRIS PULLEY, Executrix of the Estate ol R. 11. Follev, Scnr. Sro2s

PRIME OX BEEF and - WETHER MUTTON. JEJ EM EMBER I QUALITY CONSIDERED, OUR PRICES HAM-: ALWAYS BEEN THE LOWEST. J. L. Hannon & Co, CONON ST. ami TAY ST. SEASON—IO2O-2!. The PuiTbrrd ClytUsdalc Stallion, ‘‘LORD KELVIN." r TO Stand m Owner’s 1-arm, AVONDALE. via Nighrcajis. and Travel lIKDDON P.USU, \\ A 11! 1 1 ). Bi RCII WOOD, and DRAW IA DISTRICTS. l/°rd Kelvin is a light, bay horse and stands over 17 hands high. Lord Kelvin's sire is 1 oung Kelvin, and hi' dam, Man do; g.-dam Nancy Lee. Lord Kelvin’s dam, Mamie, was bred by Mr McLeod or ileddim Bush, and her sire was McArthur. Maude's dam was bred by Mr McCallum, of Thornbury. Maude’s sire, by Lord Lyon ; g.-dam by Wait-a-Wee; g.-g.-dam by Eolith Horn. TERMS: £4 ; £2 on January 21, and £2 when mare proves in foal. All marcs sold or exchanged held to be in foal. H. SMITH, Owner. Avondale, via Nightcaps. M. GLENN, Groom in Charge. SWSS3 HAT WEEK. SPRING IS HERE .... And every Map feels the desire for something Nobby and Distinctive in A HAT. Why net satisfy that desire by coming along io us and looking over our splendid line of HATS? We are the HAT SPECIALISTS and we will guarantee to suit any Man in town out of our range. PRICES FROM 10/6 TO 35/-. Our line of Fur Felt Velours are worth looking over. We have just landed thirty dozen. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. DON’T HESITATE, BUT COME ALONG. OOPFXAND’S 36, DEE STREET.