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Southland Times, Issue 19173, 18 February 1924, Page 1

( PUBLIC NOTICES. EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE! OWNER DISPOSING OF ALL PROPERTIES. No Reasonable Offers Refused! ; £775— SMART MODERN HOME of 6 • well-appointed rooms; all conveniences; corner section of l-acre in good locality; within Ist tram section. Terms arranged for you. £675-=5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, with electric light, h. and c. water t and sewerage; built only few years. Small • section. Nice position. Bargain for someone here! £675~ VERY COMFORTABLE 5JIOOMED HOUSE, Eye Street, with gas, h. and c. water and .sewerage; asphalt paths; No trams required. Bldg. Society mortgage can be taken over. SECTIONS!—Two Cheap Building Sites, Enwood; each /j-acre. PRICE ONLY £lls—£ls DEPOSIT. INSPECT THESE PROPERTIES TO-DAY —With—■SCANDBETT&SONS —LTD.— ■' THE PROPERTY SALESMEN (Athenaeum Buildings). ; ESK STREET. INVERCARGILL. j BABBJTB IN ANY QUANTITY. —by—i THOMAS BORTHWICK & SOWS (AUS.) LTD. i ! OPENING DATE: FEBRUARY 15th. CONSIGN TO MAKAREWA. For Crates. Tags and full particulars APPLY TO—FRANK TUCKER ; Box 40 Invercargill. Office Esk Street. (Near Railway Station). Telephone: 1599. PARLIAMENTARY TOUR. THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT taking part in the Southland Tour will be entertained at a Social Function in the Winton Public School Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 20th inst., at 8 p.m. The public of the surrounding district are cordially invited to attend and Ladies are asked to kindly bring a basket. J. A. BROOM, Fp4 j Mayor. STELLA MYSTERY COMPETITION PRIZEWINNERS: FTIHE following are the Prizewinners in _L the ‘Stella” Mystery Message Competition. The first five have tied for First Place, all being equal, and they therefore divide the First Prize of £lO between them. Miss Thelma Mcßride, Rangataua, Main Trunk. Miss Jessie McNeill, 676 Cumberland Street, Dunedin. Miss Nessie Still, 16 Chester Street, NJE. Valley, Dunedin. Miss Kathleen Wilson, Currie Street, Port Chalmers. Miss Betty Bannatyne, Waikouaiti. WINNERS OF CONSOLATION PRIZES OF £1 EACH. Mrs E. R. Brooks, 193 Gloucester Street, Christchurch. Miss B. M. Bowden, 311 Castle Street, Dunedin. Miss Hilda Davies, 102 Ritchie Street, Invercargill East. Miss Nell Bannatyne, Waikouaiti. Master F. M. Hermann, Lome P. 0., via Invercargill. Mrs W. F. Jenseir, P.O. Box 910, Wellington. Mr J. E. Marshall, Jr., 45 Richmond Street, South Dunedin. Miss Ailsa McDonald, c/o Mr A. P. McDonald, Riverside, Dipton. Miss May McGill, 5 Filluel Street, Gladstone, Invercargill. Miss F. McGrath, 16 Church Street, Seatoun, Wellington. Mr A. Neal, Lakings Road, Springlands, Blenheim. Mrs E. Nichol, 34 Earn Street, Invercargill. Miss Maggie Stevens, Ryal Bush, Southland. Mr R. Stevens, 22 Baker Street, Caversham, Dunedin. Mr Alan Wilson, 57 Earn Street, Invercargill. In thanking customers for the keen interest they have taken in the event, the Management desires to announce that another competition will be held at an early date, when more handsome cash prizes will be offered to users of “Stella” Jams and Preserves. WATCH FOR THE NEXT. THE PACIFIG PRESERVING CO., LTD. Manufacturers of: “STELLA” HIGH-CLASS PURE FOOD PRODUCTS. Fp449 SOUTHERN LAKES. INVERCARGILL TO TE ANAU AND MANAPOURI. BY WHITE STAR CARS MOTORS for Lakes Te Anau and Manapouri, via Lumsden, leave Tourist Bureau, Esk Street, at 10.30 ajn., arriving Lakes 6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and return from Lakes on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, arriving Invercargill 3.30 pan. FARES—£2 5/- single; £4 return. Cars will stop to pick up and let down Passengers anywhere en route. FARES—lnvercargill to Winton, 5/-; Centre Bush 7/6; Dipton 10/-; Lumsden, 12/6; Mossburn 15/-; Centre Hill £1; Burwood £1 5/-; Keys £1 10/-; Linwood £2. Parcels Id. per lb. LOOK FOR WHITE STAR CARS. For further particulars apply to— GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, Esk Street; H. L. TAPLEY & CO., Esk Street (near Arcade); or CENTRAL GARAGE, Dee Street. W ANTER TO RENT—4 or 5-roomed House, handy to town; careful ten- i ant. Apply Box 200, Invercargill, F 0399 1: