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Southland Times, Issue 21420, 15 June 1931, Page 12

GORE STOCK AGENTS. McNAB STOCK SALE. IJIUESDAY, ' JUNE 16, 1931 4—HEAD FAT CATTLE; three lines. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. Jmsl6 DALGETY &. CO. LTD. WOOL GROWERS. QUIBELLB SPECIAL POWDER DIP JS DEADLY ON LICE AND TICKS. Mixes readily in soft or hard water and stays in suspension so that each sheep receives full benefit from the wash. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO DIP TWICE THIS YEAR. INSIST ON ' QUIBELLS. DALGETY & CO. LTD. INVERCARGILL.

WHERE TO STAY. STAY at Stonehurst. Permanent and casual guests given complete attention. Tariff is consistent with the times, being only 12/6 and 15/- a day. Telegrams: “Stonelea,” Christchurch. CHRISTCHURCH. A PRIVATE HOTEL that offers superior accommodation for both casual and permanent guests. Patrons are assured of every comfort, an excellent cuisine, and courteous attention. Tariff, 10/6 per day. Permanents by arrangement.—E. M. MCCLELLAND, Proprietress. Phone 34 —174. Select accommodation is also provided at 28 Gloucester Street (west), Christchurch. ACCOMMODATION IN CHRISTCHURCH. EXCELLENT and most up-to-date accommodation is offered at the CENTRAL HOTEL (late City Buffet Buildings), corner Colombo and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch. Only two minutes’ walk from Cathedral Square and Post Office. Trams stop at door. Quite handy to Railway Station. Tariff 12/6 per day.—H. F. ANDERSON, Proprietor.

The - - - AIRLINE and the - - ZENITH - - the World’s Best All-Electric Radios Superb Tone —Tremendous Power— Perfect Finish — INCORPORATING ALL THAT IS LATEST IN RADIO. Models at prices to suit all—Let us demonstrate in your own home. Distributors for New Zealand: The New Zealand EXPRESS CO. LTD. Complete Servicing by Experts—All Chief Towns. INVERCARGILL-RIVERTON-OTAUTAU SERVICE. rjIHE ABOVE SERVICE will observe the JL following Timetable in future :— Leave TIMES OFFICE 4.50 a.m.; Riverton 6.5; Otautau 7.5; Drummond 7.40; Otautau (on the return) 8.40; Fairfax 8.55; Ermedale . 9.5; Gummies Bush P.O. 9.30; Wild Bush (School) 10.5; Riverton 11 a.m.; Wrights Bush 11.20; Wallacetown 11.35; Lomcville 11.55; Invercargill 12.10 pun. PASSENGERS AND PARCELS CARRIED. T. W. CRAIG, Proprietor. (Ring Phone 20, Day; Phone 1198 after I 9 p.m.) FvB99

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