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Southland Times, Issue 19512, 11 May 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NEVER MIND THE WEATHER NEVER MIND THE WEATHER It’s ALWAYS Cosy and Warm at the CIVIC PICTURES 7.15 MUNICIPAL THEATRE 7.15 The Trams Carry You to the Door. SO COME TO-NIGHT and see The Final Screenings of This Great Programme. JACK TT OL T ack Holt —in— The fi all uYf rriiE atorth HE VALL VF ±HE 11 ORTH —Based on — “CONJUROR’S HOUSE.” By Stewart Edward White. By Stewart Edward White. —and— Gloria qwanson LORIA OWANSON —in— UNDER npHE T ASH NDER IHE JJ ASH —Based on—"THE SHULAMITE.” "THE SHULAMITE.” "THE SHULAMITE.” By Alice and Claude Askew. By Alice and Claude Askew. Remember—They are Showing for the LAST TIME TO-NIGHT. USUAL PRICES ONLY TENDERS BALCLUTHA SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL. TENDERS. TENDERS and DESIGNS for a Soldiers' Memorial to be erected at Balclutha are invited to be submitted by Ist June, 1922. For particulars of cost, etc., apply to the Town Clerk, Balclutha. E. B. LOTHIAN, Hon. Secretary, Balclutha Soldiers’ Memorial Committee. 9th May, 1922. M;316 K OBERT WALES, M. 1., MECH. E.—Fel low Australasian Institute of Patent Attorneys. Briscoe’s Buildings, Dee St., ALLAN C. FORD, Reg. Architect, Representative. Fm4l3 WE Invite You to See Our Display of the Latest Bathroom Accessories. W. K. SCRYMGEOUR. (M.R. San. 1., London). ESK STREET. (Opposite Times Office). Telephone—32o. PROFESSIONAL TNVERCARGILL LAST DAYS:— 1. To-day (Thursday) and Friday. QUEENSTOWN and ARROWTOWN—Next Week. GORE—Date to be announced. MR R. T. BICKERTON M.P.O.C, G. 1.0 and M.O. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. (Of Wellington;. (Son of Professor Bickerion'. Most Headaches, Dizziness, Blurring of Print, or Difficulty in Threading a Needle, can be Cured by Correct Glasses. Do not needlessly suffer. CONSULT MR R. T. BICKERTON. Dcschler's Hotel Buildings, Esk Street. ru.di CHIROPRACTIC. A. B. NICHOL CHIROPRACTOR. 30 KELVIN STREET. /IHIROPRACTIC—The Science that V Accounts for, Locates and Corrects the CAUSE of Disease. HOURS: z 10 to 12, 2 to 6. Saturdays: 8.30 to 12, ’Phone—B29,

MISS EME MlLLS—Chiropodist, Neil’s Buildings, Dee Street (Late Collins Street. Melbourne)—Corns, Ingrowing Toenails, Bunions, Flat Feet, Chilblains, Brokendown Arches, Weak Ankles and All Pedal Defects Successfully Treated. Consultation FREE.— Telephone 1479. yyRIGHT AND JJARPER. COACH AND MOTOR CAR PAINTERS. LEET STREET —(Opposite Tourist Co.) —’Phone 438 CHEAP FARM —About 145 Acres in Western District. 14 Acres Turnips, 9 acres rape and new grass; balance good pasture suitable for cows or sheep. House Five Rooms, cowbyre and necessary buildings, with 23 good cows and all farm plant, implements, horses, etc. £2O per acre. Terms: £7OO cash balance easy. CANTERBURY FARM. 1600 Acres—Highly Improved; house 7 rooms, stable, sheep yards, wool shed, etc. Carrying to-day 2400 sheep. Price £lO per acre. Wanted in exchange Good Southland Mixed Farm up to 600 acres. Send particulars if interested to—GORDON BROWN. 1200 ACRES FREEHOLD—I6OO Acres ■ Leasehold with Two Good Dwelling Houses, stable, shearing and wool shed, etc. Situate Five Miles from rail. Carry 1400 Ewes and Cattle. Price £4 10/Leasehold take over £llOO mortgage. Terms: £5OO to £lOOO cash; balance easy. —GORDON BROWN. ■ 800 ACRES—A.I Sheep and Dairy Farm. Good Fences. Two Dwellings and all necessary buildings. Land heavily limed and in splendid heart. 800 ewes, 20 Dairy Cows, horses and implements may be taken at valuation. Price £lO 15/per acre. Terms. 110 ACRES —House, four rooms, stable and barn; 25 Acres Turnips, 20 acres oats and young grass. Factory, school and rail only 1$ miles. Price £l2 per acre. £4OO down.—GORDON BROWN. 44 ACRES. DAIRY FARM—House Five Rooms and all necessary buildings; 12 cows, implements, horses, etc given in. Price: £l4OO. Terms £350 Cash. BUSINESS FOR SALE—Grocery, Fruit and Confectionery Shop with Good Dwelling attached. Satisfactory lease. Price for Business: £550 walk in walk out. A Real Good Living Here.—GORDON BROWN. £Bso—A.l Six-roomed House. H. and c. water, sewerage, electric light, etc. Car passes door. Enwood. See This for Value.— GOEUON BROWN UNION BANK CHAMBERS TAY ST. pLANT NOW FOR WINTER—Savoys, Broccoli, Curled Kale, Drumhead, London Market, Etc; also Celery and Leaks. Thousand-headed Kale and Chon Moullier , -J. LENNIE & SONS, 40 Esk Street,