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Southland Times, Issue 20675, 22 December 1928, Page 6

BOXING DAY ATTRACTION GORE TROTTING RACES Good Fields Good Horses Special Trains Excursion Fares All Car Parks Free R. S. GREEN, Secretary.

WILLIAM A. BROWN’S RINGS AND WATCHES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE MOST APPRECIATED OF ALL CHRISTMAS GIFTS. BUY TO-DAY ! JEWELLER AND RING SPECIALIST. CORNER DEE & DON STS. Before Making- Your Will, Read “FIVE ADVANTAGES” Will-making and estateprotection are highly important matters. The wise testator will give careful study to the unique benefits offered by the Public Trust Office. Five of the special advantages are explained in the new leaflet, copies of which may be obtained from any Office or Agent of the- Public Trustee, or free by post, from the Trustee, Wellington. T.HIDE---TAYST. IS THE HOME OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OLD AND YOUNG ARE CATERED FOR WITH LAVISH HAND. All goods are carefully chosen and the values are exceptional. They consist of leather Goods, Presentation Stationery, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Manicure Sets, Crockery and Glassware, Xylonite Goods, Dainty Clocks, and many other lines too numerous to mention. FOR THE CHILDREN There are Dolls, Mechanical Toys, Prams, Rocking Horses, Barrows, Teddy Bears, Fretwork, Tinker Toy and Tool Sets, and hundreds of others to choose from. T. HIDE TAY STREET. INVERCARGILL. NOTICE TTaYING decided to confine our attention ENTIRELY TO OUR OPTICAL BUSINESS, it is our intention to quit our remaining stock of Watches at greatly reduced prices. A nice Witch is a very useful and sensible Christmas present, so now is your opportunity SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. (Opp. P.O) DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. NOBLE’S—THE GIFJ STORE. With the shop stocked from floor to ceiling with all manner of goods suitable for presents, and with the help of 16 assistants, Noble & Co. can assure Christmas shoppers a prompt and efficient service. Mr Noble states that this year’s stock is the best that the firm has ever had to offer, not only in quality, but in assortment and lower prices. Each and every one from father, mother, Sown to wee baby, have been provided for. It would be impossible to enumerate them here, sufficient to say that there are Toys and Gifts for children of all ages. For those whose fancy lies in Books there is here a splendid assortment, while the display of Leather Goods, from Ladies’ Handbags to the more expensive Dressing Cases, has to be seen to be appreciated. NOBLE & CO. have always specialised in China and Glassware and this year's stock is no exception. Although he has provided extra assistants, Mr Noble wishes to impress upon customers the advisability of shopping early.