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Southland Times, Issue 20832, 22 July 1929, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ADD ZEST TO LIFE! Enjoy a good breakfast and your day IS ONE OF BRIGHTNESS. GRAPE FRUIT. A Tonic for jaded nerves, and an appetising Food. We have just received two notable lines from South Africa. GENUINE GRAPE FRUIT. Price 1/6 per Tin. WHOLESOME AND SATISFYING. GRAPE FRUIT JUICE. Price 1/- per Tin. YOUNG AND OLD WILL LIKE IT. GET A TIN TO TRY. MATHESON’S, LTD. THE GROCERY EMPORIUM. SOFA SQUARES AT GIFT PRICES FOR LAST WEEK OF MOIR’S STOCK REDUCING SALE. EXTRA HEAVY AXMINSTER SOFA SQUARES; Lovely Patterns. 72-in. x 45-in. Usual Price .... 40/Stock Reducing Price3o/-72-in. x 48-in. Usual Price .... 50/Stock Reducing Price4o/HEAVY VELVET PILE SOFA SQUARES. 72-in x 45-in. Usual Price .... 38/6 Stock Reducing Price32/6 72-in. x 54-in. Usual Price .... 52/6 Stock Reducing Price42/6 TAPESTRY SOFA SQUARES. 72-in. x 36-in. Usual Price2o/6 Stock Reducing Pricel6/6 72-in. x 45-in. Usual Keen Price . . . 25/Stock Reducing Price2o/-7-ft. 6-in. x 5-ft. 3-in. Usual .... 39/6 For 30/SALE ENDS ON SATURDAY FIRST. BE IN TIME! G. MOIR & SON, LTD. THE RELIABLE HOME FURNISHERS. 48 TAY ST., INVERCARGILL. SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED JAMES HOLLAND. IJIHE RELIABLE OX BEEF BUTCHER. DEE STREET’. INVERCARGILL. PHONE: 313. There is double the enjoyment when the Meat is of the best. REMEMBER: NO COW BEEF OR EWE MUTTON. BARGAINS AT HALL’S WAREHOUSE. 110 FACILITATE STOCKTAKING, we have made a good reduction on most lines. Our NEW COATS, which are still arriving, are marked down to bedrock prices which give wonderful value. To the clients still requiring new Coats we advise an early inspection. HATS. SMART LITTLE PULL-ONS; in Velour and Felts. All going at one price: 7/11 CARDIGANS. Which are worth 29/6 and 35/—Now going at2o/- and 22/6 COSTUMES. Here is a very fine range of Worsted and Tweed Costumes waiting your inspection. All marked at Hall’s Cash Prices: From £3 3/-, £3 7/6, £3 15/-, £4 A/-, £4 10/-, £5 5/WOOL JUMPERS. At Fine Prices, starting from 10/-, 12/6, 15/-, 19/6, 22/6. To Clear at 15/- and £l. One line of Costumes and Frocks. These Garments are last season’s, and were selling at £4 and £5. CALL EARLY! AND BRING A FRIEND TO HALL’S WAREHOUSE DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. (Upstairs; above Haeremai Cafe). MRS A. DRYDEN. THE SEWING SHOP. BEGS TO ANNOUNCE to her numerous Customers that she has removed to LARGER AND MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES (Lately occupied by Miss Brey, Milliner). And hopes that old and new clients will pay her a visit to see the latest in COATS, FROCKS AND EVENING DRESSES. All styles of Dresses made to customers’ own designs. Alterations and renovations undertaken. Fur Coats altered, Re-lined and Repaired. Hemstitching neatly and promptly done. MRS A. DRYDEN. THE SEWING SHOP. (Opp. H. & J. Smith’s). TAY STREET’. INVERCARGILL. THE TALKIES are proving popular, but the greatest attraction for Southlanders is top market values for all Farm Oddments obtainable at Andrew Wilson, Ltd.