AMUSEMENTS. . BEQUAH (WORLD FAMED) WILL SPEAK AND GIVE '* FREE DEMONSTRATIONS NIGHTLY —At B. SEQUAH—TO-NIGHT at 8. - -in— G. W. WOODS’ GARAGE, INVERCARGILL. SEQUAH’S DEMONSTRATIONS are pronounced by Press and Public through- the World as Wonderful. The Second Otago Battalion Band will render Selections. ADMISSION FREE. SEQUAH OFFICE—ESK ST. (Opposite Times Office) Open for Free Consultations and sale of Remedies DAILY from 10 till 1. AvBB2 PUBLIC- NOTICES. EDUCATION INSTITUTE. EDUCATION WEEK. PEOPLE’S DAY WEDNESDAY. rriHE INSTITUTE invites al! interested in JL Education to Visit the Public Schools of Invercargill and Suburbs on WEDNESDAY, May 2, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to see' the work of Education in progress. The Girls’ H:gh School and all Primary Schools may be visited. Pupils cf the Boys High School are under military training at the Drill Hall, where all interested are invited to attend on Wednesday. Owing to the absence of the Director, the Technical College will not be open for inspection. G. F. GRIFFITHS, Ma3|s Hon. Secretary. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER THE LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921-1922. I ALEXANDER. GLASS, Crescent, Inver9 cargill, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have applied to the Magistrate’s Court at Invercargill for a License under the Land Agents Act 1921-22 to carry on business as a Land Agent at.the Crescent, Invercargill and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from the Ist day of May, 1923, being the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated this Ist day of May, 1923. Ma 39 ALEX. GLASS. TRESPASSERS. WITH Dog or Gun on my property at Birchwood will be Prosecutea. Mb 99 W. Y. BAYNE.
riIRESPASSERS, with Dog or Gun, on 1 TOE TOES ESTATE will be PROSECUTED. JAS. BEANGE, Ax 935 Manager. Trespassers, with Dog or Gun, on WAIMAHAKA ESTATE, will be PROSECUTED. ALEX. S. HOLMS. Ax 934 VTEW EDITIONS—at 2/6. “Webster’s LI Man's Man” by Peter B.Kyne; “Twisted Trails,” by Henry Oyen; “Swift Lightning,” by James Curwood; “The Leng Lone Trail,” 1 !by A. G. Hales; “The Highgrader,” by I William McLeod Raine; “The Last Trail,” ;by Zane Grey;—NOBLE’S, Dee Street, j QTAINLES KNIVES—Why buy ordinary !kJ Knives when you can get Stainless from us at the same price. No cleaning required. Always ready for use. Dessert Knives from 18/6 a half-dozen. Table Knives from 22/6 a half-dozen.—NOßLE’S, Dee Street. DINNER SETS—Direct from England, in choice designs at prices away down | Half Sets at 39/6, 49/6, 79/6 and 90/-. i Full Sets from £6 15/-. Quality guaranteed. | NOBLE’S, Dee Street. ALUMINIUM WARE—You know how long it lasts easy it is to cook with; it doesn’t chip, it doesn’t rust; always bright and clean. See Our Display of Saucepans, Kettles, Frypans, Steamers, Egg Cups, etc.—NOBLE’S, Dee Street. OUR PRICES ARE PURSE-OPENERS. Candlesticks 6d; Jelly Dishes on Stand, 9d; Tea Canisters, 1/6; Fire Shovels 1/-; Sanitary Paper 7d. Housemaids’ Gloves 1/6; Nail Brushes 3d. Soap Savers 1/-; Salt Boxes 1/6; Coat Hangers 6d. NOBLE’S DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. RUPTURE CAN BE CURED WITHOUT OPERATION. MR A. W. MARTIN RUPTURE SPECIALIST TS NOW at the Southland Club . Hotel, Invercargill, and may be consulted up to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Ist May. CONSULTATIONS FREE. Hours: 10 to 12:30; and 2 -p.m. to 5 pjn. I x EVENTUALLY YOU WILL BUY Toledo springless automatic SCALES. not now? We have one to suit Your Business. Over 200 types to choose from. To weigh from one-sixteenth of an ounce to 30 Tons. TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY (New Zealand Agency). Largest Automatic Scaie Manufacturers in the World. Canadian Built Scales. Factory: Windsor, Ontario. ’Phone 3797. 70 Stuart Street, Dunedin. Telegraphic Address: “Aubton.” and at: Auckland, Wellington and Churistchurch.
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Southland Times, Issue 18931, 3 May 1923, Page 1
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