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Southland Times, Issue 21361, 6 April 1931, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES FOR TEA TOO VOU’LL enjoy the luxurious refinement of MILLAR’S SERVICE, perfected through Thirty Years of Successful Catering in the High Quality Field. WEEK DAY - - 5 to 6 SATURDAY . . 5 to 7 THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I HEREBY give notice of my intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a COPY to take the place of Policy No. 162726 on the life of Mrs Elizabeth Agnes Cunningham, nee Hardy, of Waikaka Valley, formerly of Otautau, Dunedin, Waimatua and Invercargill, Schoolteacher, which is declared to have been lost. A. E. ALLISON, Commissioner. Wellington, 30th March, 1931. My 1135 S.P.Q.R. 4’s ROLLED OATS 1/3 BULK TEA 1/4 io. HIGHLANDER MILK’ sd. and lOd. CANADIAN PEAS 7d. per Tin. PEACHES (large tin) 1/APRICOTS (large tin) 1/SALT 12 lbs. 1/25’s FLOUR 5/25’s OATMEAL (Fleming’s) 7/LARGE ST. MUNGO 1/7 SULTANAS 4d., and 6d. per lb. PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 Cakes 1/5 PINK SALMON 6d. and 9d. COCONUT 6d. lb. BELL TEA 2/9 lb. AMBER TIPS TEA 2/9 lb. 5 lb. RAVA TEA 12/6 JELLIES 7 Packets 1/RICE AND BARLEY 5 lbs. 1/TAPIOCA AND SAGO 5 lbs. 1/AT BAXTER’S DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL JAMES HOLLAND SPECIALIST IN OX BEEF AND WETHER MUTTON. DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL fTIHERE IS-NO RISK whenshopping here of not receiving first grade Quality Meat. If your health is worth anything, it is worth the best sustenance. I assure you my retail price to you is as low as the quality of my goods will allow me to sell in fairness to vendor and vendee. A GOOD SUPPLY OF MEAT FOR EASTER. AN UNDISPUTED FACT: No Cow Beef or Ewe Mutton ever sold here. PHONE: 313. “• ENCHANTED LAND ” “ENCHANTED LAND” Soft music from a radio—scent-laden air of a rose garden—murmur of a fountain in the moonlight. “Ah IDo you see them,” said a little songster, awakened from his nesting. "Lovers! Look! He’s putting a diamond ring on her finger! Oh-h! . . ” “You were wonderful to choose such a lovely ring for me,” said a low musical voice. How pleased he was then he purchased the ring at CAMPBELL’S. Prices £7 10/-, £6 10/-, £lO, £l2 10/-, £l5, £l6, £l7 10/-, £2O, £25, £3O. H. p.. CAMPBELL, “THE RING SHOP” DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. (Opposite Regent Theatre.) “THE SEWING SHOP.” TAY STREET. EASTER IS NOW VERY NEAR. CALL AT THE SEWING SHOP and select your COAT AND FROCK for the Holidays. We have a very good range of Tweed and Face Cloth Coats trimmed with the very newest in Fur Trimmings. All sizes. Also a beautiful range of Evening Frocks and Street Frocks. We specialise in O.S. sizes. LADIES! We can take a few more orders for Easter. Alterations and Renovations undertaken at shortest notice. Garments cut and fitted same day. Fur Coats relined and repaired. Hemstitching sameday service. All Silk Hose repairs done here. MRS DRYDEN. (Opp. H. & J. Smith). TAY STREET. PHONE: 1249. PIGS’. PIGS! PIGS! pRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY. Prizes won at all leading Shows, including Silver Cup at Dunedin Winter Show last year for most points in Hams and Bacon. OUR REPUTATION IS BEHIND OUR SERVICE TO YOU. WRITE OR CALL FOR LABELS, ETC. z LINDSAY & CO. TAY STREET. PHONE: 424. INVERCARGILL.-