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Southland Times, Issue 21657, 19 March 1932, Page 4

THOMAS BROS. FOB ALL CLASSES OF floral EMBLEMS. Artistically made at shortest notice. F.T.D.—WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS. Day Phone: 291. Night Phones: 1729 and 563. • GRANT’S NEXT NOBLE’S! DEE STREET. QUALITY FRUIT, ETC. GRAPES Extra choice; Kakanui. BANANAS—Samoan. PASSION FRUIT. PEARS—Juicy and Sweet. APPLIES—Cox Orange, Jonathan, etc. Also Cooking. PlNES—Choice Queens. LEMONS—Californian. CUCUMBERS—For pickles; very cheap. JAM MELONS—Sydney. Pickling Onions, Marrows, Cauliflowers, Cabbages, Lettuces, etc. ’Phone 855. We Deliver. Purer or better Carbonated Waters and Cordials than Thomson’s are beyond the art of manufacture. HURRY ALONG! HURRY ALONG! LAST FEW DAYS OF EDGAR WATT’S STOCKTAKING SALE TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS HURRY ALONG AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR EASTER HOLIDAY AND WINTER REQUIREMENTS EDGAR WATT’S ECONOMIC DRAPER! STORES 108 DEE TREET CORNER SPEY STREET.

HIGHLY SPECIALIZED ENGAGEMENT AND ' WEDDING RINGS. SPECIALIZATION has been the means ij of our producing for YOU the very finest quality RINGS at the very lowest prices. VOU —will save money by buying your Easter requirements from WILLIAM A. BROWN. ENGAGEMENT RINGS, WEDDING RINGS, WATCHES. GIFTS FOR YOUR BRIDE. AND BRIDESMAIDS. Select yours in the privacy of our modern Ring Parlours and secure the very best quality at the very lowest prices. Note the Address (Two Shops) — CORNER DEE AND DON STREETS, INVERCARGILL. AND MAJESTIC THEATRE BUILDINGS, Opposite the Post Office, Invercargill. IT is necessary to have FULL CONFIDENCE in the TRUSTEE who is to administer the provisions of your WILL. The record of service given to its clients by THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY, LTD. during the 46 years of its existence as a Trustee Company merits such confidence, and a Testator may rest assured that,' if he appoints tho Company to control his affairs, his Estate will be carefully and efficiently administered. Full particulars regarding the service offered may be obtained from any of the Branches at DUNEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, timaru, oamaru. CHAS. B. ROUT. District Manager. Don Street, Invercargill.

Any lady who is contemplating buying a fur coat this winter should keep in mind the fact that Fresh Skins are absolutely necessary if the coat is to be satisfactory. The fact of any coat being a little cheaper in price does not mean that it is the better value if the skins are stale, it is then a very dear bargain because it cannot possibly give wear and satisfaction. We are Furriers and handle Fur only, and guarantee every article to be true to description. Why take any rfek.—The Mutual Fur Coy., Tay Street.—Advt.