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Southland Times, Issue 21198, 26 September 1930, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SATURDAY. SPECIALS! ' gHOP EARLY THIS SATURDAY FOR COOKIES . . 6d. Dozen. SPONGE ROLLS . . Bd. each. AT ALL BRANCHES. A. C. MILLARS, LTD. DELIGHTFUL DANCING FLOOR AND IRRESISTIBLE MUSIC BY JACK THOMPSON’S ORCHESTRA. SATURDAY CABARET DANCES. DOUBLE TICKET: 5/-. THE FEDERAL.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. HAVING disposed of my Business as a going concern as from October 1, 1930, to MR T. F. DOYLE, I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous customers for their loyal support that has been accorded me during the many years that 1 have been in business, and I trust that similar support will be extended to my successor. Yours faithfully—

S. FERGUSON. Bluff, September 25, 1930.

Having purchased the above Business as from October 1, 1930, I trust that by selling only first class quality Goods at lowest possible prices for cash only, to warrant a continuity of public patronage. Yours faithfully—

T. F. DOYLE. Bluff, September 25, 1930. Swll7l

N.Z. RADIO LISTENERS’ LEAGUE. SOUTHLAND BRANCH.

ALL RADIO OWNERS AND LISTENERS. READ THIS! YOUR INTERESTS ARE AT STAKE! B. CLASS STATIONS throughout N.Z. are threatened with extinction, and YOU with the loss of the present advantages of broadcasting of Records and also other Musical Programmes through the claims of the Australasian Performing Rights Association, Ltd. To protect the present privileges and combat the aims of the Australasian Association, the above League has been formed. The response in Dunedin was both prompt and strong, and the whole of the Dominion will be covered within a few weeks. TIME is the very essence of this movement. The subscription of 2/6 is within the scope of all who are interested, so please become a member and send this amount in stamps or postal note, to S. RICHARD'S. Local Secretary, N.Z.R.L. League,. Sulo9o P.O. Box 153, Invercargill. MAIL YOUR ORDER!

ESKST. AND PAY LESS. PHONE 2014

PAY US A VISIT and sec our beautiful NEW SHOP, our Staff in their Spotless White Coats. Goods beautifully displayed, and then you will say; This is the CO-OP. — the ONLY CO-OP.

5 lb. Tea, 70 lb. Bag Sugar .... 19/6 King Edward Potatoes .... 9/6 Bag. Tubes Plaza Tooth Paste . . . . 7d. each.

Tooth Brushes; good 6d. each. Large Scrubbing Brushes ... 1/- each. Gem Brooms 2/3 each. Large Cakes Sandsoap 8 for 1/Pure Castille Soap 3 for lid. Onions 12 lbs. for 1/11 Fowl Grit 20 lbs. for 1/11 Golden Era (Queen of all Teas) . . 2/6 lb. Ben Aigen Choice Special Tea . 3/- per lb. Roma Tea 2/8 per lb.

For and on behalf of the SOUTHLAND CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. F. A. DAWSON, Manager.

CLARION HEAR THE CAL L! THE GREATEST RADIO AT ANY PRICE. Before you purchase any Radio at any price, SEE and HEAR CLARION— the greatest value on the market to-day BATCHELERS. 130 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.

CHOOSE YOUR MODEL FROM HALL’S RANGE OF * SPRING MILLINERY BON QUISITE TUCK-IN BLOUSES, 25/CREPE DE CHENE TUCK-IN BLOUSES, 29/6 COLOURED FUJI TUCK-IN BLOUSES, 15/CREAM FUJI TUCK-IN BLOUSES, 10/6, 14/6, 17/6 CELANESE JUMPERS 25/SPRING COATS ........ 39/C TWEED COATS . . 55/-, 63/-, 65/-, 75/WORSTED COATS . . . 85/-, 90/-, £5 5/7/8 LENGTH COSTUMES; iu new Flecked Tweeds; 85/-, 90/-, 100/7/8 LENGTH COSTUMES; in Worsteds. - £5 10/-, £7 7/-, £8 8/-. CELANESE FROCKS; 65/-, 70/-, 75/-, 80/PRINTED NINON FROCKS; 67/6, 75/-, 85/AT HALL’S WAREHOUSE HAEREMAI BUILDINGS. DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. TEAST-O-COD Tablets keep winter colds at bay. Contain cod liver oil. Geo. H. Brown, Chemist, Dee Street. PISHING TACKLE—A wonderful display on view at HAMILTON’S SPORTS DEPOT, Esk Street.'