SITUATIONS. NOTICE to Trotting Horse-owners. A capable Man is prepared to accept Two more horses to train at Invercargill; only a limited number taken. Apply—- “ Capable,” Times Office. Jt7B7 WANTED— Carpentering Repairs, Alterations, Painting; prices given.—Williams, 29 Clifton Street, North Invercargill. TTTANTED—By single man, position as Vl Working Manager, farm or station; 16 years’ experience all sheep and agricultural work. Apply “5.F.,” Times Office. WANTED —Person to look after invalid Lady. Apply Box 30, Wyndham. WANTED —A smart Lad, about 16 years, as apprentice to Motor Trade. Apply Stevenson’s Garage, Waianiwa. Jt76l WANTED —Experienced General; must be good cook; no children. Apply—“B.K,” Times Office. Jt76B WANTED TO BUY OR EXCHANGE. TAMWORTH BOAR wanted for client; 9to 12 months old.—F. Bowden & Co. IAA ACRE FARM WANTED for cash JLvV purchaser, within say 15 miles of Invercargill preferred; must be good value.—F. H. TUCKER. Jt7B9 BAKERY BUSINESS wanted for cash purchaser; country town if possible; no delivery preferred.—F. H. TUCKER. BOARD AND LODGINGS. APPLICANTS to board High School Girl, please note suitable place obtained.— Public Trust Office. Jt7Bl BOARD in private home for two High School Boys, near school; Monday to Friday; 15/-. Apply “A. 5. Times Office. Jt7Bs VACANCY for two or three Schoolboys attending secondary school; good home; terms moderate. Apply “C.X.,” Times Office. Jt754 GITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, corner Colombo and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch. ’Phone A 5266. Under new management. An ideal home in the heart of the City. Continental plan. Full Board, 10/-. Concession to permanent guests. Liberal table. Ja26 K ANDERSON, Proprietress. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED —At Riverton Rocks, furnished Crib, near store, for fortnight from sth February. Particulars to “W.F.,” Times Office. Jt7so HOLIDAY RESORTS. UP THE BEAUTIFUL POURAKINO. VISITORS TO RIVERTON SHOULD NOT MISS THIS DELIGHTFUL TRIP. THE LAUNCH “FOAM” LEAVES DAILY. Particulars from Mr J. Crawford, Tourist Agent, Palmerston Street; or NORMAN BEER. ’Paone: 66. * A Riverton. -=5 MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED KNOWN —Dressmaking Classes start February 1, Mrs P. A. Cusack, 33 Maitland Street. At home Monday and Tuesday to enrol pupils. Jt793 XTEW ARRIVAL desirous of purchasing 11 sheep country in Southland; would like to correspond with owners of good mixed farms or sheep runs. Apply “Seton,” Tinies Office. JtBB3 RASPBERRIES —100 Buckets arriving daily; send your orders in at once. They will soon be finished.—F. Bowden &
BUS leaves Tourist Office on Sunday at 6.30 a.m. for Lakes Te Anau and Manapouri. Round Trip 25/-. Jt797 WANTED —Farmers! Treat your wives with case nice Fruit out of your wool cheques. Good Iuck.—ARCADE SUPPLY, Brewer, Manager. Js74o AUTUMN SOWlNG—Akaroa Cocksfoot lOd. lb.; Perennial Ryegrass 20/- sack; Italian 22/6 sack.—William Todd & Co., The Rialto. Jt7B4 Ijl VERY DAY is Fruit Day at McKay’s J Mart. Peaches, Plums, Apricots by the hundred. Ring or call. Jt755 SEED —Best machine-dressed Cocksfoot, 1/1; surface-sowing Cocksfoot 5d.; good machine-dressed Clover 10d.; farmers’ dressed Clover 7Jd.; Timothy BAd.; Dogstail 10|d. —PETER BOYD, 150 Rattray Street, Dunedin. Jp654 EOUND TRIP to Te Anau and Manapouri 25/-. Bus leaves Tourist Office at 6.30 a.m. on Sunday. Jt797 BE READY for opening of School. Buy your Children’s Boots and Shoes at present prices.—McGOLDRICK BROS., Kelvin Street. (CRESTED DOGSTAIL 1/- lb.; Timothy J 9d., Lotus Major 2/-; Cowgrass lOd. lb. Order for Autumn sowing now. —William Todd & Co., Ltd., The Rialto. IjIRUIT! PRUIT! FRUIT! Hundreds of Peaches, Plums, Apricots arriving daily at McKAY’S MART. Selling every day. Jt755 FOR LAMENESS, Curb, Splint, Ringbone, Enlarged Glands, Sprains, etc., etc., in horses, the finest and most effective remedy is CURBINE, obtained from R. SOMMERVILLE, Chemist, 5 Dee Street, Invercargill, at 4/6 per bottle. MRS A. DRYDEN. SEWING SHOP (opposite H. & J. Smith’s). MRS DRYDEN will promptly execute Orders for Summer Costumes or Sleeveless Coats. Alterations and Renovations in latest styles to suit customers. LADIES’ OWN MATERIAL MADE UP. All work guaranteed. Country Customers specially catered for —Cut and Fitted same day. WE are selling Jam Fruit in hundreds of cases. Get your supplies from McKAY’S MART. > Jt755 MEN —See our well known Light Working or Sunday Boots at only 18/9 pair.—McGOLDRICK BROS., Kelvin St. RUSMA (REGD.) FLORENCE HULLEN, C.M.D., Courtenay Place, Wellington, proprietress of wonderful RUSMA (Regd.) for superfluous hair, leaves N.Z. permanently at an early date and urges clients to write immediately as she is selling a limited quantity of famous Rusma (Reg.) at much reduced rate. Jnsl6
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Southland Times, Issue 20396, 27 January 1928, Page 1
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