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Southland Times, Issue 20659, 15 April 1929, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. BOROUGH OF SOUTH INVERCARGILL. “THE SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT, 1921-22.” PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a requisition in accordance with Section 20 of “The Shops and Offices Act, 1921-22,” that the statutory closing day for the WEEKLY’ HALFHOLIDAY in the combined district of the Boroughs of Invercargill and South Invercargill 4<hall be determined by a Poll of the electors of the said two boroughs, such requisition being signed by not less than one-tenth of the total number of electors of the combined district and in accordance with the said Section 20, presented to the Borough of Invercargill. A POLL Of the electors of the Borough of South Invercargill will be taken in the manner provided by “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” on Wednesday, the Ist May, 1929, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., at the undermentioned Polling places:— • I—Town Hall, Elies Road, South. Invercargill. 2 —Temperance Hall, Scott Street. 3—Methodist Sunday School, Avon Street, Clifton. , E. SMITH. Returning Officer. Town Hall, EUes Road, South Invercargill, April 12, 1929. Am 522

FOR SALE. Advertisements under the headings of Situations, XVanteds, For Salo. To Let, Lost and Found. Miscellaneous Wants, etc., 16 words, I,'- per insertion, three consecutive insertions 2/6. six consecutive insertions 5/-, 20 words, one insertion 1/6, 3 insertions 4/-, 6 insertions 7/6, 25 words, one insertion 2/-, 3 insertions 5/6, 6 insertions 10/-, 30 words, one insertion 2/6, 3 insertions 7/-, 6 insertions 12/6. Strictly cash m advance. Extra charge it booked. VTTANTED —To sell about 60 acres Winter IV Feed, with turnips and hay if required. Apply ”N 10,” Times Office. TtJ'ANTED —To sell about 60 acres Winter VI Feed, with Turnips and Hay if required. Apply “F 4,” Times Office. FOR SALE—4O White Leghorn Pullets at laying; 12/6 each. Apply “I 4,” Times Office. A 1473 FOR SALE-rYoung Shorthorn-cross Cow. Third calf. £lO. Apply “L 10,” Times Office. A 1461 FOR SALE—Smallgoods Business at valuation; approximately £3OO or offer.—Bray Bros., Ltd., Spey Street. FOR SALE —900 acres, carrying 650 ewes, modern buildings; going concern £4,000.—W. COTTERELL, Temuka. AGRES, carrying 350 ewes, situated ?3Vv close to school and rail: good buildings; deposit £3so—-W. COTTERELL, Temuka. n» ACRES, heavy land, new Bungalow; ) deposit £250 —W. COTTERELL, Temuka. Amsl2 1 nnn acres ’ 3,000 Merin ° ; IfljVvU g oo j buildings; going concern, £B,OOO—W. COTTERELL, Temuka, S.C. Amsl3 IQ/1 A WEEKLY and £l5O deposit .Lv/ Jtu buys Dwelling of Four large rooms and 1-5 acre section; all conveniences. Price £930. Exchange for house nearer town.-A. W. COWLEY, 26 Esk Street. I7IOR SALE—Simplex Four-cow Releaser ' Milking Plant, 21 h.p. Anderson Engine, force Pump, 70-gal. Lister Separator, Vat for Milk, Tank and Pipe Lead to Pig Trough; all in excellent, order. Price £lOO for lot. Apply “H 4,” Times Office. QAM ACRES; good sheep country; OvU £6 10/- per acre; 1862 acres, good steading, price £6 10/-; 247 acres, nearly half river flat, £lO per acre; 200 acres part bush, Government lease, £6 per acre; 97 acres, handy to school and station, £lB5O, 220 acres, Ij miles from rail, etc., £22 per acre. Good terms arranged on any of these. —BOYD & CO., 7 Arcade. FARMS FOR SALE. ’’ri ACRES; first-class Farm, good house, « V handy to town, close to school. Price £3O; also another good farm of 77 acres, close to town; tip-top dairy farm, suitable for milk run. Price £45. Also close to town, 15 acres with Six-roomed House, for £950, low deposit.—BOYD & CO., t Arcade. GROCERY, Confectionery, Tearooms, Ice Cream Business, handy Invercargill; good turnover; splendid prospects; business increasing daily; no opposition; satisfactory reason selling; no goodwill asked; about £3OO cash required.—F. H. TUCKER. MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. NEW HUDSON—4 h.p. chain and belt drive, overhauled and re-enamelled, in thorough working order. Will take bicycle in part payment, or £7 10/- deposit and easy’ monthly payments.—TAPPEßS, LTD. " _ DOUGLAS— E.W. model, practically new; has still original tyres. A bargain at £lO deposit, or your old machine as part payment.—TAPPERS, LTD. (,") IA/ DEPOSIT for late model lv/" 3.49 h.p. A.J.S.; complete with electric light and full equipment. Now is the time to buy.—TAPPERS, LTD. INDIAN SCOUT; late model; thoroughly overhauled and re-enamelled; fitted with electric light, balloon tyres; an absolute bargain; £l2 10/- deposit and easy payments. —TAPPERS, LTD. Oil-' DEPOSlT—Secures Model 7/9 HarXI O ley Davidson, drop frame, balloon tyres, overhauled and re-enamelled; will consider older model as part payment. —TAPPERS, LTD. p OVER—4 h.p. free engine, in splendid JLb running order. Owner will accept push cvcle as part payment. Price £lo.— TAPPERS, LTD. TRIUMPH— 4.49 h.p., late model, all chain drive, kick starter and electric light A very reliable machine; deposit £lO and easy terms. Price £32 10/,-TAP-PERS, LTD. JOY BOY HARLEY—In splendid running order, all re ; enamelled and overhauled; £l2 10/- deposit and easy payments. —TAPPERS, LTD. TRIUMPH— Latest 4.49 h.p., 1929 model, complete with electric light, steering damper, knee grips, pump and tools; will take and old model in part payment. ■ TAPPERS, LTD. BS.A- 4.49 h.p.; three speed gear box , and kick starter; thoroughly overhauled and re-enamelled. A real bargain at £27 10/-; would take push cycle in part payment.-TAPPERS, LTD. Ah26l OUR MOTTO: “WE DYE TO LIVE.” Dyeing and dry cleaning of EVERY DESCRIPTION. Customers may have their Garments dyed or dry cleaned at the shortest possible notice. Over 20 years’ experience. AU Work Guaranteed. JENKINSON & CO. DYERS AND DRY CLEANERS. Esk Street . . Near Fire Brigade Station.