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Southland Times, Issue 19553, 29 June 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SCANDEETT & SONS, LTD. OLD Established Florists’ Business. iacre Freehold. Five-roomed House and conveniences. 250-ft. Glass Houses with heating apparatus, propagating house, potting shed, frames, etc. (grape vines, tomato plants all under glass). Stock plants. Every convenience for carrying on extensive florist and plant-growing business. Pot plants, tools and materials at valuation. About 10 minutes’ walk from Post Office. Owner retiring from business. PRICE: *1350. Terms can be arranged. This is a splendid chance for an energetic man as the goodwill is thrown in and there is always a keen demand for anything ’ grown on the property. OTAUTAU —12 Acres Freehold land in good heart. Seven-roomed House, stable J>yre. All conveniences. Suit a retired farmer. Price £l5OO. The owner would exchange foT not more than *O9 acres Freehold. Equity £9OO. GORE —33 Acres Freehold Land, 1 Milo from Post Office. 30 Acres young grass. Three acres turnips. Buildings: Good Seven-roomed House, all usual conveniences. Stable, byre, etc. First-class land suitable for Dairyman. £3500. Mortgage £2400. Would consider exchange with a good House in InvercargilL. or a Comfortable FourcAxJv roomed House in Crinan Street. Copper, tubs, wardrobe, sewerage connection, i-acre. £250 the lot Why pay rent? Call and see Us about it. ENWOOD —Neat Bungalow. Hight up-to-date, containing six rooms. R.P. finish throughout, porcelain batii and baeixv artistically finished with the best of furnishings, electric light, telephone, beautiful garden, hen houses, concrete paths. Price £l2OO. Tenns arranged. SCANDSETT & SONS, LTD. IN BANKRUPTCY. DIVIDENDS on all proved and accepted claims in the undermentioned Estates are now due and payable at the office of the undersigned. Promissory Notes where held to be presented for endorsement. Duncan McFarlane Sutherland—formerly of Edendale, now of Gisborne, farmer, first and final of 2/lf in the £. Torrance Burton Curie—Of Birchwood, Nightcaps, farmer, first and final of IGd in the £. Alexander Edwin Gardner—Trading as Borne & Co., of Invercargill, printers, first and final of 16/3 in the £. CHAS. B. ROUT. Jz797 Deputy Official Assignee. NEW BUTCHER SHOP. TO THE HOUSEHOLDERS OF AVENAL AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. Wil Beg to announce that We have opened an Up-to-date Butcher Shop in Avenal on the Corner of North. Road and Fox Street, and hope by strict attention to the wants of our customers to receive a fair share of their patronage. ONLY THE BEST OF MEAT STOCKED and Retailed at BEDROCK PRICES. Country Clients specially catered for. SOUTHLAND MEAT CO. ’Phone—lo72. ’Phone—lo72 RARE FUR SKINS. PI OLD, Silver, or Grey Fox, Rs. 55 ; Thibet VT Fox, Rs. 35; Snow Leopard, Rs. 375; Stone Marten, Ro. 45; Snow Wolf, Rs. *35 each skin. Excellent Winter Coat. Bur Guaranteed. Rug Skins a Specialty. Terms Cash—KASHMIR SUPPLIES SYNDICATE (Cablegram “Industries”), Srinagar, Kashmir, India. (Conversion rate approximately 15< Rs. to Pound sterling. Jc79 SOUTHLAND EDUCATION "BOARD. IN accordance with the provisions of “The Education Act, 1914,” and Amend[ments, it is hereby publicly notified:— ! I—That there is One Member to be elected for each of the Wards and Invercargill Urban Area. 2. —That the following are the duly Nomin ated Candidates:— INVERCARGILL URRAN AREA. Frederick George Blake. John Stead. CENTRAL WARD: Philip Aidborough de la Perrelle. WEST WARD: George Frederick Johnson. EAST WARD: No Nomination received. 3.—That Messrs P. A. de la Perrelle and G. F. Johnson, being the only candidates nominated for the Central and West Wards respectively, are hereby declared duly elected Members of the Board. 4.—That the Election for the Invercargill Urban Area will be held on WEDNESDAY, 19th July, 1922, and that the Poll will close at 5 o'clock on the afternoon of that date. Voting Papers will be forwarded by post to the Chairmen of School Committees of the Invercargill Urban Area. F. G. STEVENSON, Returning Officer. Education Office, Invercargill, 28th June, 1922. JzB23 KIRK’S INSTITUTE 'THE ABOVE INSTITUTE IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE IN-PATIENTS. We have had wonderful success in treating apparently hopeless cases, according to Professor Kirk’s Methods. Persons suffering from Diseases or Ailments of any kind would do well to —CONSULT USOUTDOOR PATIENTS TREATED DAILY. Address:—LEET STREET. ’Phone —315. D. MARSHALL, PUT YOUR POWER PROBLEMS UP TO Xj US. Let Our Engineers show yen how to rsjtxe Your Power Bilk ESTIMATES FREE. SPEY, IJXITEL. Chid Ageata:— PARKINSON MOTDEfi.