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PUBLIC NOTICES. ALBION MOWERS. TWO SPEEDS. A Two Speed Mower means longer life, as the low speed does most of the work required, the high speed being reserved for heavy crops. “THE ALBION” IS MADE IN ENGLAND. A client writes: “It is a pleasure to me to write this unsolicited testimonial. My father and I have had, at different times, six mowing machines, and THE ALBION stands heads and shoulders above the others in our way of thinking. The machine is now 13 years old and this year cut 53 acres of heavy crop without a hitch.” BUY THE WORLD’S BEST. BOOTH MACDONALD & CO., LTD. (George Cooper, Manager). LAT E S T RELEASE! “JUST A LEI OF ROSES” FOX TROT. Played and Sung by THE RIO MARIMBA SERENADERS. A Beautiful Hawaiian Melody you will play again and again. PRICE: 2/6 HEAR IT TO-DAY! AT DICKEYS LIMITED DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. PHONE: 1643. P.O. BOX: 308. "TiE-OPENINC OF SCHOOLS. VOUR CHANCE TO RIG YOUR LAD I OUT AT A VERY SMALL COST. BOYS' SHIRTS; hard wearing; all sizes. 1/11. BOYS' SCHOOL HOSE—The very best quality. Usually 3/- to 4/6. Reduced to 2/6. All sizes. All Schools, including Tech and High and Makarewa. BOYS' ALL WOOL SUITS, 30/-.—Reduced to 24/6 HIGH AND TECH WORSTED SUITS, 42/6—Reduced to 32/6. All Wool. Guaranteed Wear and East Dye. HEAVY NAVY SERGE KNICKERS; Double Seats. Size 4 to 12, 9/6, reduced to 7/6; sizes 13 to 16, reduced to S/6 BOYS’ TECHNICAL SHIRTS, 2/11, 3/11, 4/6 to 5/6 BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL SHIRTS; Plunket Flannel; unshrinkable; size 121 to 141; reduced to 10/6. BOYS’ CAPS; all School Colours, Piped 2/6. ’ionogram and H’gh Sclk.al 2/11. The Best Quality. ALSO BIG CASH REDUCTIONS OFF ALL MEN’S SUITS, SHIRTS, ETC, AT CARTER’S MAKE-ROOM SALE. 36 TAY STREET. THE SEWING SHOP. TAY STREET. FROCKS, COATS, JUMPERS, SKIRTS, CARDIGANS. We have large stocks of these in all sizes. WE SPECIALISE LN O.S. SIZES. LADIES! Bring us your Material to be made up. Alterations and Renovations undertaken nt shortest notice. Garments Cut and Fitted same day. ALL SILK HOSE REPAIRS DONE HERE. HEMSTITCHING—SAME DAY SERVICE. MRS DRYDEN. (Opp. H. & J. Smith). TAY STREET. PHONE: 1249. BROKEN! SMASHED! AND BROKEN AGAIN! ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS EASILY ECLIPSED! OUR KILLINGS at the Invercargill Abattoirs for the Festive Season are by far 'the largest that have ever been known for any ONE BUTCHER. OUR OFFICIAL FIGURES from December 21, 1931, to January 6, 1932, are as follows:—39 (Thirty-nine) FAT CATTLE. 449 (Four Hundred and Forty-nine) FAT LAMBS. 281 (Two Hundred and Eighty-one) FAT SHEEP. 4 (Four) FAT PIGS. HUNDREDS AHEAD OF OUR NEAREST COMPETITORS. We still have on hand to kill another 500 FAT LAMBS. Not great big, wasteful, fat and greasy overweights weighing 50 to 60 lbs, that no freezing buyer wants to buy, but QUALITY LAMBS, exactly like those we have just sold you, and while they last, which won’t be long, we know, OUR PRICES WILL REMAIN AS THEY WERE: HINDQUARTERS—7d. per lb, 3/6 to 5/9 FOREQUARTERS—4|d. per lb., 2/3 to 3/9 SIDES 5Jd. per lb. WHOLE LAMBS 5Jd. per lb. Why buy pounds of Fat to put in the fat tin and get 1/3 to 2/ for 40 lbs.? That doesn’t pay. We say, without fear of contradiction, that WE HAVE THE GOODS at CUNDALL’S SOUTHLAND’S LEADING BUTCHERS. I THE BUSINESS THAT VALUE BUILT, j i CAUGHT a Cold? Shake it off quickly with Totty’s Red Spruce Compound. | 1/6 and 2/6 Geo. 11. Brown, Chemist, Dee Street. ■ '

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Southland Times, Issue 21605, 18 January 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 21605, 18 January 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 21605, 18 January 1932, Page 1

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