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Southland Times, Issue 20463, 16 April 1928, Page 2

LOST AND FOUND. LOST —From Tussock Creek, 16 Ewes branded KL. Reward. D. McKINNON. A 1447 Invercargill Glencoe R.D. LOST —Between Centre Bush and Invercargill, Black Collie Dog; answers to name of “Glen.” Reward.—W. T. Hazlett, Filleul Street. Aj337 STRAYING —On my farm at Rimu since March 29, 1928, one dark red Cow; a little white, no horns, brand indistinct. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold 14 days after this date, April 13, 1928. A 1451 W. J. CURRY. STRAYING —On my property at Roslyn Bush, one fat Southdown Ewe; branded A 6. Owner can have same by defraying expenses.—R. J. Watts, Kennington. Ak39l STRAYED —From Otatara, one Chestnut Gelding, with white face and one Bay Mare; covers on. Anyone knowing their whereabouts kindly communicate to Mr J. Harvey, c/o Todds Brick Kiln, Waikiwi. or Store, Ryal Bush. Ak363 FOUND— Before RISE in Woollen Goods. Pure Wool Socks, 1/-; Wool Pants 6/11; Men’s Pure Wool Flannels 6/11; Boys’ Pure Wool Suits, sizes 4 to 17 (shorts) 24/6 per suit; Men’s Suits £3 15/- quality, sale £2 19/-; Men’s Overcoats, heavy D.B. £2 9/-; D.B. Navy, Prince, sale £2 18/- at CARTER’S SUIT SALE, in Tay Street. BUSINESS NOTICE. DOHERTY’S LIME COMPANY, LTD. Board of Directors: Messrs William Swale, Limehills; A. S. Holms, Waimahaka; A. G. Copland, Gore; J. F. Grant, Croydon, and C. W. H. Tripp, Otaraia. DOHERTY’S LIME COMPANY, LTD, begs to announce that it has acquired from Mr James Doherty his well-known Centre Bush Lime Works and is now receiving orders for high quality crushed Carbonate. MR JAMES DOHERTY is remaining in charge of the Works and the business will be conducted on the same progressive lines as formerly. FARMERS! Increase the productivity of vour land by top-dressing with DOHERTY’S LIME. Address Orders: DOHERTY’S LIME CO, LTD. CENTRE BUSH. Ah 265 TO THE FARMERS OF SOUTHLAND. HAVING disposed of my business to the above Company who have secured the Works so as to keep the price of Lime at a reasonable figure, it now remains with the farmers of Southland to help them to do so. By sending your orders here you are sure of getting good Lime and at the same time assist the new Company to carry on at the present low price of Lime which can only be achieved by keeping the mill working steady thereby assuring a regular output all the time. Thanking you for the support you have given me in the past, and remember you are getting a* better deal here than you can get anywhere else. Yours faithfully— Ah 264 J. DOHERTY, TRESPASSING. FpRESPASSERS with dogs, guns or ferrets x on my property, “Midway,” Athol, will be prosecuted.—WM. PARKER. Ak4lB £5 REWARD WILL be paid for information that will lead to the conviction of person or persons who shot Geese on my property at Oporo. Trespassers with dogs, guns, ferrets or setting traps on my properties at Oporo, Wallacetown, North Makarewa, and Gap Road, Winton, will be prosecuted. MoBll F. A. PRICE. THE PIANO AND THE PUPIL. PARENTS cannot expect good results from Children who have to use old Pianos which have done full service over a long period of years. GIVE THEM ENCOURAGEMENT WITH A NEW INSTRUMENT. Our System of Easy Payments makes this possible. We will make you an allowance on your old Piano and replace it with a NEW ONE in your home under an easy financial arrangement. ONLY WELL TRIED ENGLISH MAKES STOCKED. CALL OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO, LTD. 60 DEE ST., INVERCARGILL. (Next Broad, Small, Ltd). SURPRISED LADIES/ Last Week a large number of Women were surprised when they took advantage of the NEW SYSTEM of Altering and Re-modelling their Felt and Velour Hats. HESITATION! DO NOT HESITATE, but come with your Felt and Velour Hats. We alter, make comfortable, give satisfaction and all prices are reasonable. miss Hr e y. MILLINER. OPP. H. <t J. SMITH’S, TAY STREET.