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Southland Times, Issue 19509, 8 May 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC PICTURES 7.15 TO-NIGHT 7.15 (Always Cosy and Warm.) NOTE—Change of First Half To-night. EDITH ROBERTS The EDITH ROBERTS Little EDITH ROBERTS White EDITH ROBERTS Tigress In an Outdoor Story that will Stir the Blood. “THUNDER ISLAND” Thrilling “THUNDER ISLAND” Action “THUNDER ISLAND" And Great "THUNDER ISLAND" Excitement. A GREAT PICTURE! With a Tremendous Dramatic Wallop. A vivid tale of Battle, Love, Adventure and Thrilling Life on the High Seas! DON'T MISS IT! And for the Last Time To-night. The Picture that left Saturday’s Huge-Audience literally gasping for breath. Gareth ttughes ARETH aELuGHES GARETH pUGHEIS GARETH HUGHES (Sentimental Tommy). Plays a lively game of “PUT AND TAKE” with Millions! He was arrested for his own . murder—and couldn’t explain a thing! . How did it end up? You’ve got Two Guesses! Then see the answer in: T HE TTunch 1 h e Hunch OH! THE SPARKLING COMEDY OF IT! USUAL PRICES. USUAL PRICES. PUBLIC NOTICES. KAITANGATA COAL. HAVING been appointed Agents for this famous Household Coal, which needs no advertising, We are now in a position to supply in any quantity at 44/ -per Ton delivered. Farmers requiring Truck Lots at any station or siding south of Gore, Prices of same, cheaper than Southland Coal, will be supplied on application to — CARROL AND THOMPSON, 1 Spey Street INVERCARGILL. ’Phone 137 THE STORRIE IMPROVED MILKING MACHINE. (Shiels, Jenkins & Co., Ltd., Invercargill Proprietors.) ' ; TXTE are once more in a position to take I VV orders for Immediate Installations. I ANDERSON PETROL ENGINES (2i i and 3 h.p.) installed at a few hours’ notice. ! Conversions and Alterations made between ’ Milkings. Our 1921 Model may be seen at work in all dairying centres of Southland and in others parts of the South and North Island. Prices and further particulars on application to SHIELS, JENKINS & CO., LTD., (Rear Club Hotel). P.O. Box 278; ’Phone 1350; Private Phone 658M —Telegrams: “Pulsator.” “SOLD LIKE WILDFIRE.” WHAT NORTHERNERS THINK o f COALDALE TT is generally conceded that tne people in and about Dunedin, the “Canny Scotch,” are .pretty good judges of Value, and make sure before they spend their “hard earned siller.”. When, therefore, a Coal Merchant writes as follows: “The 8-Ton Truck of Coai*dale I got last sold like wildfire.' You can depend on it that COALDALE CGAL is value above the Oxdin ary. AND SO IT IS* : The Product of the Famous WairioNightcaps District, COALDALE is Hard, Black, Bright, yet the Price is only: 15/6 (CASH). PER TON DELIVERED. All Coal Merchants or Telephone 884. WHY NOT TRY COALDALE? S. FAHEY. : BBLCE RAILWAY & COAL CO. CO. DON STREET. 'THE REAL OLD-FASHIONED FLAVOUR 1 IN SCONES. ! WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THEIR . QUALITY AND FLAVOUR Plain and Substantial. Wholesome & Nourishing. ; A TRIAL W ILL PLEASE YOU. i Small—24 for 1/-. Large—l 4 for 1/RFT I ’8 QUALITY SHOP. niLluL O —’Rhone 54 Next Arcade. Tay Street. FOR SALE HAILY. pEACHES, Plums, Tomatoes and All Fruits in Season. Potatoes, Onions, etc. F. BOWDEN & CO., FRUIT & PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS, ‘Corner -ESK and KELVIII STREETS?