D. W. McKAY, LTD. EXCHANGE MART. » TO-DAY SATURDAY). 11 W. McKAY, LTD. will sell as folU a lows:— 10 o’clock—Large quantities Dessert and Cooking Apples and Pears, Oranges, Lemons, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Cape Gooseberries, Pumpkins, Marrows, and all classes Vegetables. I. New Porcelain Baths (slightly damaged), 1 New Vacuum Cleaner, Assorted Crockery, Tools, Pots, Billies, Pannikins, Ext. Ladder, Roll Melthoid Roofing, Box Plumbers’ Stocks and Dies, Pair Dray Shafts, Quantity Lino and Paper, Sundries, T'ruit. Ar7lB i KABBiT I j TRAPS i THE SEASON IS HERE AND | | WE HAVE GOOD STOCKS OF | | SIDEBOTHAMS | | 24/- dozen | | LANES PATENT | £ 29/6 dozen | M A FEW GENERAL LINES FOR £ gj. SALE ARE AS FOLLOWS: S-l Cyclone Netting, Trellis Fences, Steel £ £j Strainers, Rabbit and Sheep Net- $ <♦> ting, Steel Safes from £lO, Gal. |:s y G.C. Iron, Tanks, Reg. Grates, Tile £ >/;] Fireplaces, Nails, Sinks, Counters, £ Carpenter’s Kits, Sashes, Sq. Tanks, W Timber, Second-hand Iron, Sky- § lights, new. <s• £ FURNITURE: <•> Chesterfield Suites, Bedsteads, |:f L? China Cabinets, Bedding, etc., Car- g pets, Lino, Rugs, and a host of things at lowest prices. !£’ J. . . M p:j RED CARROTS for poisoning. S ONIONS FRUIT M PRODUCE «■ £ ALL IN FULL SUPPLIES jy to. w. mckayl M LIMITED £ <•> p-l M _ <s•’ Exchange Mart § Phones 608/9 Box 173 BRAY BROS., LTD.
FOE SALE BOARDING HOUSE; containing 10 Rooms and Kitchenette. Every convenience; freehold; handy to Dee St.; 10 permanent boarders; £1750; cash required about £SOO.—BRAY BROS., LTD. Also AN EXCELLENT SIX-ROOMED BRICK BUNGALOW and about J acre, with a number of Outbuildings thereon; admirably suited for the keeping of Poultry. Price £1250. Easy terms will be arranged with a suitable pur- ’ chaser.—BßAY BROS., LTD. ALSO: FOUR-ROOMED BUNGALOW with Garage and two acres, including Lawns, Garden and Native Bush. Rabbit-proof Fencing; near river, Otatara. Price £47S.—BRAY BROS., LTD. THE ABOVE PROPOSITIONS ARE WORTH AN EARLY INSPECTION. BRAY BROS., LTD. AUCTIONEERS - - - • SPEY STREET. FINAL OPPORTUNITY! To qualify in Accountfin I'Vy ancy without MatriculaACCOUNTANTS’ PRELIMINARY will not be available after 1931. Matriculation will then become compulsory. NOW IS THE TIME Commence your studies before the door is shut. Preliminary regulations allow a partial pass to count and permit a choice of easy subjects. YOUR LAST CHANCE! Enrol at once while this Examination is still available. Delay and it will be too late. For fullest information write to the specialists of over thirty years’ standing. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. MANY prominent men owe their success to THE PACIFIC STARR-BOW-KE'IT BUILDING SOCIETY. Full information will be given on application to Boyd and Co., 7 Arcade. (Open from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturdays). STOP! LISTEN! JjO YOU WANT THE BEST MEAT? IF SO—MAKE STRAIGHT FOR ANY OF OUR THREE SHOPS. TAY STREET; ETTRICK STREET; CONON STREET. QUALITY OF THE VERY BEST. J. L. HANNON & CO. Hundreds of people own their own homes to-day through having become members of THE PACIFIC STARR-BOW-KETT BUILDING SOCIETY. Become a member to-day and enrol at Boyd and Co.’s, 7 Arcade. WE CAN SUPPLY ALL CLASSES OF GUM LABELS OR TAGS. PRINTED TO SUIT YOUR REQUIREMENTS. AT A MODERATE COST. JOBBING MANAGER. SOUTHLAND TIMES . . ESK STREET.
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Southland Times, Issue 20664, 20 April 1929, Page 24
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