AMUSEMENTS. ALBION THEATRE ~ —JOIN THE CROWDS—--JOIN THE CROWDS—AND SEE THOROUGHBREDS THREE THE GIRL—THE BOY—THE HORSE. —in— A Story of Speed—Love with Laughter— Glories Galore. Daring that’s Dangerous. GARRISON’S FINISH GARRISON’S FINISH Romance that Races in the Midst of Thrilling Races.. No end of diversion and Thrilling Entertainment. Actual Photographs of the KENTUCKY DERBY and Metropolitan Handicap, and Unlimited Enjoymen t. The First Feature of the Evening is: THE MYRTLE REED STORY: ATTHE SIGN OFTHE JACK O’LANTERN ATTHESIGN OF THE JACK O'LANTERN A DELIGHTFUL MYSTERY PLAY ’ A DELIGHTFUL MYSTERY PLAY Interests, Etc. USUAL PRICES. TEL. 738 FOR SEATS J|ON’T MISS THE JUMBLE SAL# NORTH SCHOOL. SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock. BARGAINS FOR ALL. Jl4OO A CONCERT AND DANCE WILL be held in the CALCIUM Public Hall on FRIDAY, 15th June, at 8 p.m. A Programme will be given by the following well-known performers—Mesdames Alsweiler, Paton, Richards, Miss Rene Ward and Messrs Alsweiler, D. and F. Richards, Gordon Brown, Weston, Credgington and Sergt.-Major Sutton. ' J 1421 PUBLIC NOTICES. BACON PIGS! BACON 1-iu.o. FARMERS. are Buyers of Bacon Pigs. GET OUR PRICES. Prompt Attention to correspondence. HITCHON BROS., Bacon Factory, J 1412 MILTON. GO-CARTS AND PRAMS In Newest Shapes. From ~ £3 up, WIDE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM. REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES GEO. BATCHELER The Pram and Cycle Store (Late T. Bird)'. 122 DEE ST. INVERCARGILL. SATURDAY THE RETURN iJDFf'TAT Q TOSATURDAY AS 01 JJJVlAljij MARKET DAY. AT NOBLE'S HOUSEHOLD EMPORIUM. English China Cups 1/- Each. ?jnglish Stone White Cups—3/9 Half-doz. English China Plates 6/6 Half-dozen English Stone Plates—From 3/- Half-doz. English China Tea Sets ... From 24/6 Set Patty Pans on Tray—Six Hole 6d; 9 Hole 9d. Sponge Tins —6d. each, with Cutter 9d. Ea. Graters—Two fold, 6d; three fold, 1/-. Lian Pot Scrubs, lOd. Mystic Mits—6d. Egg Whisks—6d. Rolling Pins—l/-. Fire Shovels. 17-, 1/6, 2/6 Flour Sifters—2/3. Potato Mashers—6d. Jandlesticks—6d. Salt Boxes—l/6 Knife Boxes—2/-. Mixing Spoons—l/Set of Five Enamel Pots For 17/6 Enamel Kettles 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6 Enamel Pie Dishes—l/3, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, 2/3, *2/6, 3/-, 3/6. Mincers—With three cutters e 12/6 Iron Handles—l/-. Nuggpt—4 Tins 1/-. Thermos Flasks From 6/6 NOBLE’S DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL BROAD, SMALL & CO —FOR—BEDDING A GOOD BED MEANS GOOD REST. 4 ND Our Bedding scores Full Marks for Quality. Our BEDDING Sales are the Biggest in Southland, because Our Values cannot be equalled LOOK AT THIS! * No. 1 Bed, 6ft. x 4ft 6-in., filled with ?.9-lbs. Best Samarang Kapok, covered with High-grade Ticking, for _ £2lO/KEEP WARM THIS WINTER By Sleeping on one of these Famous Low Priced Beds. BUY ONE TO-DAY AND BE WARM TO-NIGHT. WIRE MATTRESSES & BEDSTEADS AS SOLD BY US REPRESENT HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES. TEST OUR VALUES FOR YOURSELF. BROAD, SMALL & CO SHOWROOM: DEE STREET, SATURDAY MARKET DAY BARGAINS AT WESNEY’S. Alarm Clocks now 7/9, 8/3, 15/6 to 25/-. Footballs for the Boys 2/9, 3/6, 5/-, 10/up. Don’t Mias Saturday, June 16th Bargains at WESNEY BROTHERS. Dee St., opposite News, Invercargill
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Southland Times, Issue 18967, 14 June 1923, Page 1
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