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Southland Times, Issue 21607, 20 January 1932, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. KEEP THE HENS LAYING! • AND BRING ON THE PULLETS. FEED THEM WITH MILK ALBUMEN. THE IDEAL POULTRY FOOD. FEEDING FORMULA: One pound of ALBUMEN to 100 Hens, mixed with mash, or can be placed in hoppers alone. The birds will only consume what quantity their systems require. GIVE IT A TRIAL. LOCAL USERS ARE VERY ENTHUSIASTIC IN THEIR PRAISES. ONLY: 4d. per lb. By using MILK ALBUMEN Poultrykeepers are supporting a local industry. OBTAINABLE FROM: MATHESON’S, LTD. THE GROCERY EMPORIUM. SOMETHING SPECIAL IN BETTER-CLASS FURNISHINGS. HOMES NICELY FURNISHED FOR £5O CASH ' TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED. BEDROOM COMPRISES: FULL SIZED BED; Close End; Rust- ! less Non-Sag Wire Mattress. DUCHESS; with Three Large Drawers. PEDESTAL; to match. WARDROBE; with Full Length Mirror. KAPOK BED; BOLSTER; AND TWO PILLOWS. 8 YARDS LINO; REVERSIBLE RUG. LIVING ROOT’ f coucr FOUR DINING CHALKS, m o P * U u b Scats and Upholstered in Moquette. DINING TABLE. CHINA CABINET. 9x9 NAIRN’S LINO SQUARE. AXMINSTER HEARTH RUG. KITCHEN COMPRISES: 4 ft. 6 in. KITCHEN TABLE. TWO KITCHEN CHAIRS. 8 YDS. NAIRN’S LINOLEUM. Times may be hard, but to be able to FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE with BETTER CLASS FURNISHINGS for £5O should soften them considerably for you. BEFORE PURCHASING SEE US ABOUT YOUR FURNISHINGS. IT WILL PAY YOU! NOTE THE NEW ADDRESS: G. MOIR & SON, LTD. THE RELIABLE HOME FURNISHERS. CORNER KELVIN AND DON STREETS, INVERCARGILL. ’ WHERE SUPREME VALUES REIGN. SIX DAY SALE NOW ON! EVERYTHING REDUCED. EVERYMAN LIBRARY BOOKS; usually 2/6—Now 2/3 2/6 NOVELS for 2/-; Three for 5/9 ' ALL OTHER BOOKS LESS 10 PER CENT . WRITING PADS, ENVELOPES, INK, ETC AT BARGAIN PRICES. DORMAN’S. 37 ESK STREET. : MR S CHA N G. , A R I E N T A L BAZAAR. TAY STREET. HAND-MADE ART NEEDLEWORK A SPECIALTY. ’ SILK LACE: sd„ 5 Id. 6d., 17-, 1/4 per ; Yard. i HAND MADE FILET LACE—6d„ 9d., lOd, i 1/-, 1/2 and 1/8 per Yard. 1 HAND-MADE TATTING—4d., 6d., Sd., lOd. and 1/4 per Yard. ' GRASS LINEN—3/6 and 4/6 per Yard. ' AND MANY OTHER LINES OF DAINTY GOODS ( \LL WORKED BY HAND. MRS CHANG. TAY STREET. INVERCARGILL. ' MISS O’NEILL. ’ A.C.M. BUILDINGS, DEE STREET. Business will re-open on MONDAY, JANUARY 18. , Costumes, Coats, Frocks, etc., cut exactly ■ to your own measurements.- No fitting re- > quired. AVAIL yourself of cheap Week-end Rail Tickets to Queenstown; issuable 5 Fridays and Saturdays. Second return fare 1 from Invercargill 13/-. Jj323 REW YOUR OWN ALE AND STOUT. One packet makes three gallons of * delicious home-brewed Ale or Stout. State 5 which required. 2/8 per packet, posted > from E. W. HALL, Herbalist, 117 Armagh Street, Christchurch. Jb4l s NO DRINK IN 1932. ' “TARINKO” Powders odourless, tasteless JJ given secretly kill drink caving pert manently. Free booklet, plain wrapper, j Home Welfare Pty., P. 0., Box 655 JJ, Wellington.