AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! ALBION THEA THE THE RACE IS THE THING—AND IN: “LONG ODDS” “LONG ODDS” “LONG ODDS” WE HAVE THE FINEST STEEPLECHASE EVER SEEN. ON A BRITISH RACECOURSE. YOU WILL STAND AND CHEER AS BLACK BEATY WINS! 1 1 N.B.—Many of Saturday’s Delighted Patrons are coming again to-night. They WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN! “LONG ODDS” IS A MASTER. PICTURE. The First Feature of the Evening stars: DORIS MAY In a Delightful Spicy Play: THE FOOLISH AGE USUAL PRICES. CHILDREN—6d. ’PHONE 738 FOR SEATS. ! 11 ■ ■■■■ ' —l PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. ALL accounts owing to me must be paid on or before July 6, 1924.—5. BUTSON, Parawa. J 5643 HEALTH FIRST. UNLESS you are sure of the source of supply from which your meat is drawn, you are risking your health. We offer to supply you with best Juicy Roasts and Steak, Prime Mutton, Freshest Pork and every , class of meat. —REMEMBER— If you buy from us you have the satisfaction of knowing that every animal we kill is in perfect conation. R. RYAN, Butcher, TAY STREET. (Near Town Hall). TUST RECEIVED AT ... . J THE ART SALON A SMALL PARCEL OF GENUINE WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS By G. Neville, G. Allison and Sydney Kemble, PICTURE FRAMING A. SPECIALTY. A. CR EDGINGTON - - 117 DEE STREET.
FANCY BAG HANDLES—Just arrived. Usual price 3/6, 5/-, 5/6. Sale Prices: 2/6, 4/- and 4/6. Only a small supply. So be in time.—NOBLE’S SALE. BEAD NECKLETS—A Big Assortment in choice designs to choose from. All at Half Price. 10/6, now 5/3; 8/6 now 4/3; 7/6 now 3/9; 5/6 now 2/9; 4/6 now 2/3; 3/6 now 1/9; 2/6 now 1/3. NOBLE’S SALE. 2/6 BOOKS FOR 1/- EACH.—CaII and procure a supply before they all go. Cheap Reading for the Winter Evenings.— NOBLE’S SALE. ANNUALS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS—AII at Big Reductions to Clear. Boys’ Own Annual, School Girls’ Own, Chums, N.Z. Boys’ and Girls’, Empire Annual, Holiday Annual, Cassell’s Children’s, Puck, etc. Good Books make happy evenings for your Children.—NOßLE’S SALE. THERMOS FLASKS AL REDUCED.— Were 6/6, Sale Price 4/6; were 7/6, Sale Price 5/6; were 12/6, Sale Price 9/6. No need to drink cold tea any longer when you can buy Flasks at these Prices.—NOßLE’S SALE. 6/11 BUYS AN ALARM CLOCK which you can depend on. The usual price of this clock is 8/6. So save money by visiting NOBLE’S SALE DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL.
MONEY TO LEND. ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. 44 TO 6i PER CENT INTEREST F. H. TUCKER LAND AGENT Corser Dre Street Crescent 100 ONLY LEFT! MEN’S DRESS SHlRTS—Assorted Stripes, Good Quality. • 5/- EACH—Or 2 for 9/6. Hurry up as we sold (200) all Our other Sample Ranges in three days. ALSO—6O Dozen Very Latest TIES—2/6 Each; Two for 4/6. GUNN’S SAMPLE ROOMS. J. E. Watson’s Bldgs.—TAY STREET. (Upstairs). BOOK SALE! A STAND OF 6/- NOVELS TO BE CLEARED AT—2/- EACH. Reprints of Popular Novela, 2/6—Now 1/9 The Standard Classics Now 2/- Each. Children's Books, Boys’ and Girls’ Annuals all marked at prices to clear. Our Large Stock of Juvenile Literature marked at Sale Price. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THESE BARGAINS. j. m. McNaughton & co. ESK STREET. INVERCARGILL. FOR SALE—Heavy Saddles, Breechings, Leading Chains, Collars and Hames, Winkers, etc.—LYNCH & PASKELL, Licensed Dealers, Tay and Deveron Streets. AND HALLIDAY-43 ESK ST. (Successors to John Reid & Sons, Ltd). £B7S—BUNGALOW of Five Rooms; all conveniences; handy to first tram section. Owner leaving Invercargill. A Bargain for someone. £9SO—BUNGALOW of Five Rooms with every modern appointment; splendid situation. A very fine home. Inspect this property. £II7S—SUPERIOR BRICK RESIDENCE of Five Rooms; every convenience; lovely section; good locality; handy. See this fine Home. WANTED— To buy False Teeth, any condition. Prices ranging to £5 per set; by return mail —Pearline Company, Security Buildings, Auckland Mk4l3
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Southland Times, Issue 19278, 24 June 1924, Page 1
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