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Southland Times, Issue 19757, 3 February 1923, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SCANDBETT&SONS -LTDACCOUNTANTS AND SHAREBROKERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. . ESK STREET INVERCARGILL. 1 NORTHEND! CHARMING RESIDENCE. WE have been favoured with instuctions from W. J. P. HODGKINS, Esq., who is removing to Auckland, to offer by Private ( Sale, his Charming Home, situated at North- . end. Eight Modern Rooms, with bathroom, ] porcelain bath and basin, h. and c. water . and shower, electric light, electric bells and , points for iron and heaters, gas cooker, telephone, built in presses and wardrobes, sewerage installed, concrete paths. Slightly over 1-acre, artistically laid out with choice shrubs, flowers and well kept lawns. Lies baautifully up to the sun and is nicely situated. The position is ideal, being at the erner of two fine streets and only one block from tram and a short walk to Post Office. Very suitable for business or professional man. EARLY POSSESSION. Suitable Terms Arranged. For further particulars consult— SCANDRETT & SONS, LTD. P.O. Box—l Bo. ’Phone—lBo. BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. I HEREBY invite Employers to Close All Shops, Offices and Warehouses at 12 | noon on SATURDAY, 3rd February, being ’ the occasion of the Annual Regatta to be i held on the Oreti River; and-also the North ; Swimming Club’s Aquatic Carnival. J. E. LILLICRAP, Mayor. I Town Hall, j Ist February, 1923. Fb3s | SOUTHLAND EDUCATION DISTRICT. EXAMINATIONS of Candidates for Proficiency and Competency Certificates j will be held on the First Friday of Febru- ; ary, May, August, November respectively, iin Middle School, INVERCARGILL, and ' Public School, GORE, beginning at 10 a.m. i Intending Candidates must give Ten Days’ j notice on a form to be obtained at the ! Board’s Office, Invercargill, and hand to the i Inspector at the examination a Fee of Five j Shillings or a receipt for that amount from • the Secretary of the Board. | These examinations are not intended for ! pupils in attendance at primary schools | Any such pupil, however, who in the prei ceding year failed to qualify at his own i school may present himself for examination jat the May examination or at any such j subsequent examination. ! NOTE—For the February Examination i Five Days’ Notice only will be required. A. L. WYLLIE, Senior Inspector. I Education Office, i Invercargill, 24th January, 1923. 1 Jx724 j ! SOUTHLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. ; WAPITI STALKING. ACTING under instructions from the Honourable the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Southland Acclimatisation Society will issue Two Licenses to shoot Wapiti in the National Park this season. License Fee—£lo, two heads to. each license. Season 25th March to 31st May. Applications close on 10th February and if necessary a ballot will be held on 12th February. The Wapiti Country may be reached either from George Sound or from Lake Te Anau. Any further information may be obtained from— D. CUTHBERTSON, Secretary. P.O. Box 145, Invercargill. Jx73G SOUTHLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION. STOCK DEMONSTRATION. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, At Mr R. J. Anderson’s, Kauana, At 12.30 p.m. DEMONSTRATORS Border Leicestera, Mr G. P. Johnston; Milking Shorthorns, Messrs C. T. Grant and John Bateman. Messrs W. Alexander and Alex. Milne will also give Addresses. A motor bus will leave the Post Office at 10.30 a.m. Return fare, 5/-. Luncheon provided. Fcl23 D. CUTHBERTSON. NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS QUR Advance Payment on Cream supplied during February will be: ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE 1/6 Per Lb. Butterfat on Rail Country Stations. WAITAKI DAIRY CO., LTD A. H. Mackrell, Manager. INVERCARGILL. NEW ZEALAND MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD. (The House of a Million Parts). Used and New Park for All Cara and Motor Cycles. Rebuilt Engines for Boats and Stationary Plants. Two and Fourwheeled Trailers, etc. Address— A HARRIS ST., Wellington. ’