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Southland Times, Issue 20525, 29 June 1928, Page 8

GROCERIES Seeded Raisins 12 Packets 4/9 Prunes 3-lbs., 1/-; 6 lbs., 1/11 Barilla Soap 3 Bars 1/11 Brass Pot Scrubs fid. each. Mystic Mits Three for 1/Bath Soap Five Cakes 1/-Half-gallon Pickles 4/- each Rice 12-lbs., 2/9 Sago 12-lbs. 2/9 Tapioca 12-lbs. 2/9 Ground Rice 3-lbs. 1/Rolled Oats 1/4 Bag Semolina 3-lbs. 1/ Ceylon Tea 5-lbs. 9/3 Honey Three Cakes 1/2 Pottles Honey 9d. and 1/5 I If you wish to buy better, forward us a List of your Requirements and we will quote you. SINGLE PROFIT STORES TAY AND DEE STS., INVERCARGILL. * - 1 - 1 !_ J"™ 1 ! a |j Cyclists ! Dodge fA Fine GET YOUR LAMP IN TIME. 30/- LLOYD E. L. SETS I With Battery and Dynamo are selling fast at Wil- j son’s. Buy now i to save. GEO. WILSON BARB CYCLE STORES, I Dee Street. Invercargill. ' li ' L REMOVAL NOTICE. QTRONACH’S “EDINA” Tearooms kJ will be remodelled for MR J. J. CHAPLIN, Draper, of Esk Street. For the convenience of removing our Stock, this week we are clearing as many lines as possible GREAT BARGAINS in Millinery, Frocks, Coats, Cardigans, Jumpers, Knitted Costumes, Hose, Tweed Costumes, etc BE EARLY AND SECURE YOURS. “THE BEEHIVE.” J. J. Chaplin - - Esk Street INEXPENSIVE Winter Underwear COLONIAL RIBBED PANTS, you must keep warm. 7/6, 7/11, 8/6, 9/6. HEAVY RIBBED SINGLETS—cannot be replaced. 6/11. FLEECY UNDERWEAR— Good heavy weight. 3/9. UNION SHIRTS Good light patterns. 10/6, 11/6, 12/6. All Wool WORKING SHIRTS. 14/6. 10/4 WHITE BLANKETS; colonial make. 32/6. Big Size GREY BLANKETS. 19/6. M'NEIL & CLARK 84 DEE STREET (Next New«) • Car I I * j Reflectors i i 2/6 i | With Bolts and Nuts t t fitted to Number $ I Plate * I 1 { AT - 4 C ijclt SjuxWiAU £ (Opp. Supreme Court) J TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL DAYLIGHT SAVING NOTICE TO INTRODUCE BILL. (Special to the Times. I Wellington, June 28. Whether daylight saving will become permanent in New Zealand or not. the sponsor of the scheme (Mr T. K. Sidey) is seeking an parly opportunity of testing the feeling of Parliament on the subject. Amidst laughter and applause he gave notice in the House to-day to introduce the Summer Time BilL