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Southland Times, Issue 19656, 5 October 1922, Page 8

HENDERSON & C0 n LTD SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. FRIDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1922. At 2.30 p.m. HENDERSON <t CO, LTD, have received instructions from the District Public Trustee, Invercargill, to offer for by Public Auction at their offices, Chambers, Dee Street, Invercargill, ' as ajwve:— ALL .THAT portion of land comprising 464 acres and being sections 26 to 29, and 32 and 33, Lothian Hundred. This property, which is 20 miles by good road from Invercargill, is also easily accessible from Edendale, Morton Mains and Woodlands) and is opposite the St. Ronan’s Estate. The country is virgin land, all ploughable, with over a mile of frontage to formed road. It lies to the sun, is well liked by stock, for which there is water in the driest summer: For further particulars apply to —• THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Invercargill, Or to the Auctioneers: HENDERSON & CO, LTD, 5t739 Invercargill. A SCIENTIFIC MIXTURE OF ALL THE REuUIKFD PLANT FOODS. “HB ” KEETJiLSEKS'’ Give Splendid liesuits on Southland Soils, producing Heavy Crops and Permanently Improving the Soil .... OUR MIXTURES Contain only the \lest Procurable Ingredients, 'in proportions which, as a result of over Twenty Years’ Experience, we know will give the HIGHEST RETURN. WE ALSO STOCK: GROUND ROCK PHOSPHA7E, GUANO, BONES, POTASH, NITRATE OF SODA. W The Above Ingredients will be Mixed to Order at a most Reasonable Charge ■* HENDERSON & CO. LTD. INVERCARGILL. Manure and Seed Merchants. MOTORISTS / - WE HAVE SOMETHING NEW IN TYRE VULCANISING TO SHOW YOU Gives Extra 3000 Miles.— W. J. BOYCE KELVIN STREET. ’PHONE-1557 ||ARDENING J£ANDBOOKS.

“Gardening in N.Z.,” Tannock, 7/6; “Pruning,’’ W. J. Allen, 1/6; “Vegeculture/' Hany a. Day, 2/6; “Fruit Growing m xN.Z, ' J. T. Sinclair, 2/6; “Vegetable Growing in N.Z,” J. T. Sinclair, 2/-; "Flower uuiueuing,” Young and Hay, 2/-; “The Garuen and How to Make it ray/' Thomas, 2/-; “1000 Gardening Hints,” Thomas, 2/-; “Star Gardening Annual,' 2/0; “ropular Vegetable Growers' Chart,” specially designed for Southland, 1/-.—From; j. M. McNAUGHTON & CO. ESK STREET INVERCARGILL. BACON PIGS. WA N T E D.— PRIME BACON PIGS AND PORKERS. WRITE FOR PRICE-LIST AND LABELS. WE SPECIALISE IN PRIVATE CURING AT REASONABLE RATES. IMPORTANT. All Pigs Must be Covered with Clean Wrappers and sent in by Morning Trains. RECEIVING DAYS: TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND THURSDAYS. LINDSAY & CO., TAY STREET—INVERCARGILL. Phone 424. QALE AT NOBLE’S—BIue Band Cups 0 without saucers now 3/0 a half dozen. Secure a Parcel oi these. All other lines of Cups and Saucers greatly reduced. SALE AT NOBLES—Cut Glass Jellies were 2/6, Now 1/6. Violet Bowls were 9d, now 6d. Vases were’ 2/-, ziow 1/6; were 1/6, Now 1/-. SALE AT NOBLE’S.—Large English White and Gold Jugs were 5/6, Now 3/11. These are wonderful Value. Bedioobi Ware all reduced including Odd Jugs and Basins. SALE AT NOBLE’S.—Dress Baskets all at Sale Prices. Shopping Baskets all at Reduced Prices. SALE AT NOBLE’S—Weed Forks *were 2/-, now 1/6. Bucket Handles now 1/9. Sandwich Tins were 1/-, now 6d. Rat Traps were 1/-, now 6d. SALE AT NOBLE’S. —Tennis Racquets all at Sale Prices from 22/6; Balls 6/Pair. BUY NOW. NOBLE’S DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. FOR SALE. F HOLLO WAI &, CO., Licensed Secondo hand Dealers. 426 Tay Street, 'Phone 101 —Rexonola Gramophone and 60 Records, 1 Violin, 20 Rifles, 2 Table Mangles, 4 Gas Irons, 3 Fenders, Copper Boilers and Stands, Picture Moulding, 2UO Plates, 2 Tea Sets, 100 doz. Cups and Saucers, 100 Scrubbing Brushes, Endless Chain, 50 Pairs Heavy Hinges, 30 Logging Chains, 3 Sinks, Underwood Typewriter, Table Lamps, 60 Rolls Fowl Netting, (cheap), 20 Scythe Blades, Shovels, Picks, Spades, Hack Saws, Flax Stripper, Posts, Tanks, Push Chairs, Gent’s I and Ladies’ Bikes, 2 Fly Rods, Waders, 2 I Fishing Bags. Indian and Side-car, Singer ’ and Rover Motor Bikes.—Call and Inspect. | We don’t care whether you buy or sell, j |