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Southland Times, Issue 21198, 26 September 1930, Page 12

A. L. AUSTIN. - BILLIARD SALOON FOR URGENT SALE. •SUIT HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST. OR RETIRED COMMERCIAL MAN.

A LARGE COMMODIOUS AND WELLLIGHTED BILLIARD SALOON, situate near centre of -the City 'of Invercargill, has been placed in my hands for private sale. There are rive iirstclass full-sized Alcock’s Tables replete with full set of all necessary accessories. The furnishings are good and the Saloon itself-has probably the best appointments in the city, in addition to the Saloon there is an ante room which is admirably suited for the carrying on of a Hairdressing smd Tobacconists business, therefore a live man should receive a very handsome return for his outlay. The t rent and the purchase price are both reasonable, therefore -as the owner has decided’ to sell, urgent applications are invited— Apply A. L. AUSTIN. Land Agent, Spey Street, Invercargill.

TO LET—DWELLINGS, 12/6 to 32/6; SHOPS. 12/6, 40/-, 47/6 and 80/-; 5 Acres with 4-roomed Dwelling 25/-. AUSTIN.

FOR EXCHANGE—3-Roomed Dwelling and 3 Sections, Grassmere, value £4su for a 4 or o-Roomed Dwelling situate in Middle Ward,-East Invercargill, or Avenal, of a value of about - £6OO. — AUSTIN.

LICENSED AND PRIVATE HOTELS, BO.ARDING HOUSES, GENERAL STORES, for sale and to \ lease.— AUSTIN, Hotel Broker and Financier.

SMALL FREEHOLDS, from 2 to 50 acres, .with buildings; Dairy and Sheep Farms of all sizes and on terms to suit you.— AUSTIN, Land Agent.

HAIRDRESSING BUSINESS at £l3O and £2OO.—AUSTIN.

WANTED—Persons who have MONEY TO LEND on good freehold security at current rates to inspect some of the securities I can offer on behalf of clients.—A. L. AUSTIN, Financier.

BLACKSMITH’S BUSINESS, freehold property and dwelling, good district. Price £525, also one at £27S.—AUSTIN, Land Agent. A. L. AUSTIN LICENSED LAND BROKER. SPEY STREET - - - INVERCARGILL. PUBLIC NOTICES. STOCKTAKING SPECIALS! STOCKTAKING SPECIALS! AT BIG REDUCTIONS BIG REDUCTIONS AT COPELAND’S 5 MEN’S ALL WOOL WORKING SUITS. '75/ — NOW 39/6 SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS; Colonial. Were 22/6— NOW 17/6 MEN’S HATS; in latest shades. 12/6— NOW 7/6 MEN’S PYJAMAS. Were 12/6. Now 6/11 MEN’S ALL WOOL N.Z. WORKING SOX. 1/6— Now I/DOZENS OF BARGAINS! DOZENS OF BARGAINS! AT COPELAND’S CLUB HOTEL BUILDINGS. 36 DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. INVERCARGILL-OTARA RURAL DELIVERY. TO FACILITATE THE DELIVERY OF MAIL MATTER, the Postal Department have divided this route into EIGHT SECTIONS and have notified the Boxhelders accordingly. The Sections have been allotted as follows:—

SECTION 1: Commences first box Oteramika Road and includes Rimu, Longbush and terminates at Woodlands.

SECTION 2: Commences first box past Woodlands and includes Dacre, terminating at Morton Mains. SECTION 3: Commences first box past Morton Mains, includes Waituna and Oteramika, terminates junction of Church Road and Gorge Road. SECTION 4: Commences third box on the Gorge Road, . terminates Seaward Downs. SECTION 5: Commences Mataura Island and includes Titiroa and Pine Bush, terminating at Mr T. Golden’s box, Fortrose. SECTION 6: Commences at Fortrose and includes the Utara loop and TokanuiFortrose main road, terminating at Fortrose. SECTION 7: Commences at junction of new and old main highways (Titiroa Lock) including Ashers, Kapuka, Mokotua, to Mr J. Beck’s box. SECTION 8: Commences at Messrs Fisher’s and -Pettigrew’s box and includes Timpany’s and Waimatua. Business houses and the public generally are requested to adopt the use of SECTIONAL NUMBERING in lieu of locality to ensure quick and satisfactory delivery of mail matter. Correspondence should be addressed: MR A. 8., Section— , A 0713 Invtrcargill-Otara R.D. ■rat I you would in uouradr I use— im ADCUTS j 41— — . CURTIS Nine-star Perennial Broccoli, “The Wonder of the Age,” produces from 5 to 13 heads of fine Broccoli year after year. Pfice 1/6 packet, post free.— I Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. An 653 i