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Southland Times, Issue 19434, 24 December 1924, Page 1

PUBLM- NOTICES. XMAS GREETINGS rpo Our Many C&ents in Invercargill sad A throughout Southland, we dears to extend our very beat wishes for a Happy Xmas and a Bright and Prosperous New Year. FIRE INSURANCE. Before going away for your Holidays, make sure that your Furniture, Effects and Dwellings are properly protected against fire. If you consider you have an extra cover, give us a ring and we will attend to it for you. PROPERTY DEPARTMENT. We wiU have a Special List of Properties to offer intending purchasers in the New Year and we shall be pleased to have a call from you and take you to inspect. Finance arranged. Kindly note that our Offices will be Closed from Wednesday, 25th inst, till sth January. SCANDRETT & SONS, LTD. ACCOUNTANTS AND SHAREBROKERS. PROPERTY SALESMEN. Chief Agents:—Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soc., Ltd.; Ocean Accident and Guar. Ltd. Cooks Tourist and Passenger Agency. ESK ST., INVERCARGILL. P.O. Box -180. ’PHONE—ISO. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS THE QUESTION IS: “WHAT SHALL I GIVE?” WE OFFER A FEW SUGGESTIONS WHICH WILL HELP YOU IN YOUR CHOICE. BUY NOW BEFORE THE RUSH! DOULTON WARE. TEA SETS. DINNER SETS. RAZOR AND STROPS. SHAVING MIRRORS. WATCHES AND CHAINS. CHIMING CLOCKS. ALUMINIUM KETTLES. LEATHER HANDBAGS. ALUMINIUM SAUCEPANS. POCKET KNIVES. STAINLESS CUTLERY. CUT GLASSWARE. DAISY AIR RIFLES. LEATHER SUIT CASESI COPPER KETTLES. ELECTRIC TORCHES. GUNS AND RIFLES. LADIES—WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY OF CHARMING PRESENTS. Our Prices are Right We Want Your Business. MACKAY AND AITCHISON THE RIGHT RLAC.E FOR CHRMTmAS PRESENTS OTOR BUS will leave Post Office at 10 a.m. on Christmas Day for Edendale Sports.—F. R. CHALLIS. Dt94l INVERCARGILL CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR ARRANGEMENTS. SATURDAY, 27th December, 1924, and 3rd January, 1925 —The Ordinary Service will be run. WEDNESDAY, 24th December—The Late Night Service will be run until 11.18 p.m., last cars from Post Office. CHRISTMAS DAY—The Service will be entirely Suspended. WEDNESDAY, 31st December —The-■‘Late Night Service will be run and extended until 12 midnight, last cars. 26th December, Ist and 2nd January, 1925 —The Ordinary Service will be run with the exception of the fifteen minutes’ service, which will commence at 1 p.m. instead of 12 noon. Dt947 BY ORDER. AN INVITATION. HAVING recently opened a new and up-to-date Footwear Store in Dee Street, opposite the Post Office, Mr R. M. HARDY invites the public to inspect his choice new stocks of fashionable Footwear. All goods sold from this store are guaranteed to be absolutely free from defective workmanship. Come along and inspect, there will be no importunity to buy. R. M. HARDY, THE NEW BOOT SHOP, DEE STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. G. ,R. X7OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undermentioned Farm will be sold by public auction at the Lands Office, Invercargill, on MONDAY, the 19th January, 1925, at 11 a.m.: SECTION 5, BLOCK XXII., Jacobs River Hundred. 306 Acres 1 rood 19 perches. Upset Price £lO6O. Deposit 5 per cent. Situated 2| miles from Fairfax Station and School. Suitable for grazing or dairying. If selected for cash one-fifth of the price realised to be paid on the fall of the hammer and the balance in thirty days. If on Deferred Payment a deposit of 5 per cent to be made and the balance will be secured by instalment mortgage over a period of 36| years with interest at 5 per cent to a soldier and 34| years to a civilian. Further particulars from K. M. GRAHAM, Dt949 Commissioner of Crown Lands. ANTIQUE COPPER AND BRASS GOODS. mRAYS, VASES, BOWLS, SALVERS, 1 JUGS, COPPER KETTLES. A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION. THOMSON, BRIDGER & CO., LTD. Dp73l YI/ HY WORRY about new fangled germs VI reported to visit us from time tn time. Purchase a MENOFORM OUTFIT, then you have nothing to fear. Procurable all Storekeepers and Ghanisteu