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Southland Times, Issue 19896, 15 June 1926, Page 12

HUNTER BROS. & RICE. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. Hunter bros. & rice win offer account Thoa. Oliver (who has finished his gravel contracts) : B—DRAUGHT MARES and GELDINGS. Account other Vendors:— 15—DRAUGHT HORSES. 6—HACK and HARNESS HORSES. Four Sets Collars. Hames and Winkers, Cart Saddle and Breeching. Six-horse Set of Blocks, 3 5 and 6-horse Trees, 5 1-horse Trees, 1 3-horse Tree. Jm476 F. BOWDEN & CO. F. BOWDEN & CO.’S SOUTHLAND SALEROOMS - ARE AT YOUR SERVICE. TI?E STOCK practically everything you V V want. If not on hand, we may have it on our books; or we will get it for you—if wo can’t, no one else can. A FEW LINES FOR SALE: HERD OF 18 COWS; mixed breeds and ages; some at profit. Owner giving up dairying. HERD OF 15 P.B. and GRADE JERSEYS: AU tested cows; others in or near to profit, on our register. Auction Sale of Cows. Saturdays, I o'clock FOUR-COW MILKING PLANT; in perfect condition; to be sold cheap. SEPARATORS: New and second-hand; all makes, all sues. If you cannot call, write us. HORSES: Four Heavy Draughts, all yokes, farm and sawmill work; team of Four (contractor’s horses) owner leaving for Australia; other Draughts and S. Carters. Gig and Hacks on our register. • Consult us about horses. A our requirements will be satisfied. —Horse Sales Saturdays, !3G. SADDLERY: Saddle?, complete and broken sets, S. Cart, Dray and Gig Harness. We can suit vou. Price right. HORSE AND COW COVERS: Cheapest Place in Town. Get Prices from Us. FARM IMPLEMENTS: Set 9-ft. Discs, Macalister Cultivator, S. tor, D.F. Plough, Harrows. Drills, Fanners. Chaffcutter, etc. If what you want is not in our yard we may have it on our register. Inquire! CONSULT US: For your Clearing Sales: or consign your surplus Goods or Produce ° r “THE LIVE FIRM.” WATCHES. WATCHES. WE have them in great variety. Small exnenses allow us to sell the CHEAPEST IN SOUTHLAND. A Special line of Gent’s 7-jewel Lever at 20/—Guaranteed. WRISTLETS FROM 12/6. C. WARBURTON, JEWELLER. COLONIAL CHAMBERS. DEE STREET. “YOU CAN RUN THESE!” 11/ HITE ENAMEL Bathroom Fittings: VV Towel Rails, 3/-; Bath Soap Basket? 19. Others in proportion. Call and Inspect. THOMSON, BRIDGER & CO. A GENUINE BARGAIN! COMFORTABLE Compact Cosy Cottage, Five Good Rooms; modern conveniences, including h. and c. water, electric light, sewerage, concrete paths. Fine high dry section, handy to car and school. Owner is leaving Invercargill and wishes prompt sale AT £750. This is a most reasonably priced Home. GOOD TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. Inquire Smartly about it. Meek and Oughton, Ltd. ESK STREET. INVERCARGILL J. H. GILBERTSON. Licensed land broker, eskdale CHAMBERS, ESK STREET. Dijtrict Agent: Phoenix Assurance C(k, Ltd, £B2S—FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE; built eight years; sound r-sd beautifully finished; every modern convenience; concrete paths, garden and fowl run; quarteracre ; situated En wood. 473 £ll50 —Magnificent Two-storied Wooden Bungalow; built by leading Invercargill builder; h. and c. water, porcelain bath and basin; heart Rimu finish; bathroom, pantry, scullery, wash-house, motor garage, large workshop; j-acre. Concrete paths, fowl house, etc. 465 EXCHANGE 5 TO 10 ACRES WANTED. £BB0 —Five-roomed Bungalow; h. and e, water, bathroom, pantry, scullery, washhouse, etc. Quarter-acre. Equity £2OO. Owner would exchange for 5 to 10 acres handy to town. 298 TOWN WANTED 25 ACRES—Five miles From Invercargill. Splendid grassed land. Five-roomed House, coal-house, wash-house, cowbyre, fowl runs and pig styes. Price £lBOO. Equity £5OO. Also 10 acres North Invercargill. Price £9OO. Equity £350. Owner would exchange for town property or unencumbered town or suburban section. 102 C CHEAT SECTION. DORN ER SECTION, North Invercargill; splendid locality. Very high section. 93 I I PETROUS REINFORCED CONCRETE WASHTUBS. Glassy Smooth. Cheap as Wood, Leakproof, Sanitary, Everlasting, Complete with Fittings. PETROUS TILE CO., LTD. DUNEDLN and WELLINGTON. All Leading Hardware Merchants in New Zealand. MEN'S WIRE TWIST SHIRTS. A GREAT WEARER. 6/11 EACH AT COPELANDS.