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Southland Times, Issue 21362, 7 April 1931, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS I THE REGENT TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY THE GREATEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR! THE GREATEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR! THE GREATEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR! OR OF ANY OTHER YEAR! ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR ENGLAND ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR ENGLAND England’s Idol England’s Idol The Famous English Comedian The Famous English Comedian LESLIE HENSON and LESLIE HENSON CONNIE EDISS LESLIE HENSON/ CONNIE EDISS LESLIE HENSON make the LESLIE HENSON rafters LESLIE HENSON ring LESLIE HENSON with LESLIE HENSON merriment LESLIE HENSON in “A WARM CORNER" “A WARM CORNER " "A WARM CORNER" “A WARM CORNER " “A WARM CORNER ” “A WARM CORNER” “A WARM CORNER” The Gayest, Most Uproarious Comedy of them all! ENGLISH THROUGH AND THROUGH YOU’LL HAVE TO BE EARLY! YOU’LL HAVE TO BE EARLY! THE SEASON CLOSES TO-NIGHT. THE SEASON CLOSES TO-NIGHT. PLANS AT BRISTOL, OR RING 1938. COUNTY NOTICES. WALLACE COUNTY COUNCIL. THE SOUTHLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. UNPAID RATES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant of the “Rating Act, 1925,” and Amendments, that TEN PER CENTUM will be ADDED to RATES remaining unpaid after April 24, 1931. G. B. BURNS, County Clerk. i Wallace County Council Chambers, Otautau, March 31, 1931. Ab 66 PROFESSIONAL. (A CARD) JAS. A. M. CAMERON SURGEON DENTIST. HAS commenced the Practice of his Profession in SPEY STREET, next G. H. Brown, Chemist. PHONE: 1212. CHIROPRACTIC. CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer Graduate). C. WHITE-PARSONS. NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGE (Opp. P. 0.) Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 axn.; 2 p.m. to 5 p.ip.; lO a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and by arrangement. Telephone: Office, 2039; Residence, 2170. CONSULTATION FREE. MISS M. M. ROGERSON. (J. E. Watson’s Buildings) LADIES’ CUTTER, Teacher Dressmaking. Classes daily. Patterns and Materials Cut. Frocks, Coats, etc., tacked up for home sewing. PUBLIC NOTICES. NO HALF MEASURES ABOUT OUR STARTLING PRICE REDUCTIONS IN GROCERIES! OAK CANNED RASPBERRIES 9d tin FIRST-GRADE FACTORY BUTTER; 1/2 lb. BREAD; First Quality lOd. Loaf LARGE PINEAPPLE 3 Tins for 2/SEEDED RAISINS; I’s 3 pkts, for 1/SEEDLESS RAISINS 6 lbs. for 2/3 CHOICE PRUNES 6 lbs. for 1/10 SUGAR 6 lbs- for •/- LARGE CAKES SAND SOAP; 5 cakes for lid. JELLIES 7 packets for 1/CLOTHES PEGS 7 dozen for Ud. SAGO AND TAPIOCA 6 lbs. for 1/2 EASY MONDAY per packet, 9d. SUNLIGHT SOAP; per pkt. 3’s lid. SMALL LUX 5 pkts, for 1/PALM AND OLIVE OIL SOAPS; 4 Cakes lOd. OXFORD BATH SOAP 4 cakes lid. PROGRESS BIG BATH SOAP; 4 cakes 1/POULTRY SHELL GRIT; 14 lb. for 1/QUARTS WORCESTER SAUCE lid. Q’TS TOMATO CHUTNEY SAUCE lid. ST. MUNGO; largo 1/7 pkt. MACARONI 4 pkts, for 2/3 VERMICELLI 4 pkts, for 2/3 GREGG’S DRINK EXTRACTS 1/2 bot. SUGAR 10/9 BAG PRAIRIE CANNED PEAS 5 TINS FOR 2/6 4s ROLLED OATS 1/3 WORCESTER SAUCE; small sd. Bottle BACON; Sliced 1/- per lb. BACON; selected quality 1/2 lb. PEACHES AND APRICOTS 1/- Tin PEACHES AND APRICOTS. , First Quality 1/1 Tin BELL AND AMBER TIPS TEA 2/9 lb. ROMA TEA 2/7 lb. ROYAL MATCHES 1/6 Doz. 7’s TREACLE 1/7 7’B SYRUP 1/8 ENO’S-FRUIT SALTS 3/3 BRASSO & ZEBO lOd. Tin PROGRESS NO. 77 TEA; 5 lbs. for 7/3 70 lb. BAG SUGAR 10/9 5 lbs. PROGRESS TEA and 70 lbs. NO. la SUGAR; for 17/6 BOURNVILLE COCOA; 10d., 1/7, and 3/Tin. OVALTINE; 1/8, 2/9, and 5/- Tin. JOHNSTON’S CUSTARD 7d pkt. EDMOND’S BAKING POWDER, I’s 1/3 tin ALL PRICES REDUCED—ASK FOR PARTICULARS. Delivered Free in Town or to Rail or Bus. MAIL OR PHONE YOUR ORDER TO-DAY ! I PROGRESS CO-OP. STORES, LTD - " INVERCARGILL PHONE 1206 CHILDREN’S GUM BOOTS—7/6, 8/6 pair.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Dalgety’s Buildings, Don Street. Adl32