AMUSEMENTS. ALBION MATINEE TO-DAY! HOOT GIBSON in: “THE PHANTOM BULLET” “THE PHANTOM BULLET” TWO—-COMEDIES—TWO. TWO—COMEDIES—TWO. And Episode Two of the Fascinating Serial: “THE ACE OF SPADES.*’ TIME AND PRICES AS USUAL. BIRCHWOOD HUNT CLUB RACES. INVERCARGILL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. HUR DLING! STEEPLECHASING! FLAT RACING! Nominations for all events close ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, at 8 p.m. AT SECRETARY’S OFFICE. < Handicaps appear 27th. Acceptances 30th. Full particulars can be obtained on application to undersigned. E. MATHESON, ’Phone: 82M. Otautau. LOST AND FOUND. lOST —Two Horses, from Tuatapere; 1 black horse with cover, and bay hack clipped all over, without cover. Ring 32K, Tuatapere. 0n586 lOST —On lyednesday morning, in the J Government Buildings, one Brown Glove. Kindly return to “J.G.L.,” 144 Ritchie street. Large reward. 0n534 LOST —Starting Handle off Oakland Car. Reward on returning to 91 Fox St. LOST —Thursday evening, Grey Suede Purse containing Notes and Silver. Reward on returning to 11 Princess Street, Enwood. 0n576 FOUND —The best shop to order your Christmas Annuals.—S. Blomfield, Tobacconist and News Agent, 149 Dee St., Invercargill. 0m504
MISCELLANEOUS. PEDAGOGUE invites correspondence from capable Young Lady, 19-25; in handwriting apply to “Dominie,” Times Office. 0m522 BETTER than ever this week; lighter weights. Special sale of* Mutton at McKAY’S EXCHANGE MART. 0n558 MAKE mistake: become popular; everybody is talking; Howard’s Hair Restorer cures dandruff; gives satisfaction. Apply ’69 Dee Street. SPECTACLES —Headaches, Weak Eyes>GEO. JOHNS, Dunedin, Optician, visits Wyndham, Tuesday, October 19, at Hotel, and Edendale, Wednesday, October 20, at Moorland’s. 0n573 Mutton i mutton > mutton ! Another Fine Lot for To-day at McKAY’S EXCHANGE MART. 0n558 I AWNMOWERS called for and sharpened 1 by latest American machine; satisfaction guaranteed.—R. Verey, Tav Street, opp. Technical College. 0m497 PAINTING. I jlOR HOUSE PAINTING, by contract or job work, apply J. McKENZIE, 270 North Road. Prices Reasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 0n541 }fOUR contentment while touring will be assured by filling up with Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil before you start. Better compression/’ Less carbon. rpHE WAY TO SAVE MONEY.—Buy 1 Mutton at the sale To-day at McKAY’S EXCHANGE MART. 0n558 lET US DEVELOP AND PRINT YOUR 1 FILMS—One-day Service.—GEO. I. MOFFETT, Chemist, Dee Street. 01461 I HENRY BEVIN, Tuatapere, will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name without my written authority.' 01485 HAIR SOLVENT for the removal of superfluous hair, with full directions, 3/6 and 6/6 bottle, postage extra, from R. SOMMERVILLE, Photographic and Dispensing Chemist and Eyesight Specialist, 5 Dee Street, Invercargill. THE true measure of the value of Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil is the satisfaction it gives to the user. Pure, clean, clear, viscous oil. ANTLER OINTMENT for sore udders, teats, cowpox; has no equal. Obtainable all 7 stores and Matheson’s, Ltd., Wholesale : Royds Bros. & Kirk. 0m523 LET US DEVELOP AND PRINT YOUR FILMS—One-day Service.—GEO. I. MOFFETT, Chemist, Dee Street. 01461 THE MEMBERS of the Invercargill Scottish Pipe Band beg to THANK all Ladies and Business Firms who, by their generous donations, helped to make their Bazaar such a success. The following are the winners of Competitions : —Dressed Doll, R. Thomson; Penpainted Cushion, Mrs Adams; Box Sweets, Miss Young; Fruit Cake, Mrs Seale; Box Sweets M. Shaw; Nightdress, J. Young; Water-colour Sketch, A. Brown; Bouquet of Sweets, J. McGill; Handbag, Mrs F. Rose; Art Vase, C. H. Hoyes; Brush Case, F. Fords; Marquetery Vase, J. Duncan; Pair Blankets, C. Johnstone; Electric Torch, V. Le Petit; Half-ton Coal, T. Springford; Cushion, J. Young; Cake, W. Young; Table Runner, J. Young; Scissors CSse, J. Forrester; Tea Set, J. Wilson; Dressing Jacket, D. Foster; Box Chocolates, A. Long; Box Sweets, Mrs Sadlier; Palm Bowl, A. Matheson ; Box Sweets, S. Shepherd; Box Toffee, J. L. Duncan; Handbag, D. Forrester; Cake, C. Meredith; Table Centre, W. Alcock; Penpainted Cushion, C. H. Taylor; Tin Tea, E. Officer; Basket Sweets, D. Wildey; Marquetery Vase, T. H. Philpot; Cake Dish, Mrs 'Sadlier; Bronze Vase, B. McCann; Box Chocolates, W. Laidlaw; Nightdress, M. J. Evans; Packet Oatmeal, F. Robinson; Underskirt, D. Wildey. 0n549 MR EVANS, farmer, Longbush, has used Welsh’s Footrot Cure with excellent results. Posted 2/2 tin.—J. WELSH, 44 .Clifton Street. 0j405 PQQPC —Buys Six-roomed sound well equipped home, two blocks from P.O. Deposit afiout £100; balance easy terms to suit purchaser. Also New Bungalows of Five Rooms from £875. Fullest particulars from A. W. COWLEY.. 26 Esk St.
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Southland Times, Issue 20002, 16 October 1926, Page 1
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