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PUBLIC NOTICES. Milkiwey Paste CHAMPION CALVES AT Invercargill and Dunedin in both light and heavy breeds prove that this is the ideal calf food. DISSOLVE IN HOT WATER AND FEED TO THE CALVES—NO TROUBLE TO PREPARE For the convenience of users arrangements have been made for most of the dairy factories to stock Milkiwey Paste this season. Price 15/- PER CWT. in 40gal. drums Price 19/- PER CWT. in 561 b. tins. 1 LB. PASTE MAKES 1 GALLON OF FOOD. Distributing Agents: WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co. Ltd. INVERCARGILL AND WINTON. I Best for Your Holidays “The Hermitage” Mt. Cook J ? \ Cheap combined rail and motor fares, excellent accommodation, ’C'aaajMS tariff cut 25 per cent., with rates (aS®' from 15/- to 25/- per day, and an easy time-payment system, on ' v wMWft'jl the instalment plan, for “The Wysar?? Hermitage” charges. All these A are aids to a care-free holiday at U 1 New Zealand’s premier holiday / ; resort. .JWWs , I H 'S(£bSS! ~ | ' '.A' 'A ZfflsHsel Rail to Timaru—thence by Mt. I Cook motors to “The Hermitage” “Thousands of feet above worry level.” | v Enquire Mt. Cook Tourist Co., [ . Timaru, and all Railway Stations and Travel Agencies. Para MiS&er Itabfesra FOR ALL MACHINES Made from finest selected Para Rubber. Garden Hose NEW REDUCED PRICES inch - 6d foot. i inch - 5d foot. Motor Tyres and Tubes Get our quotation first, our prices to-day are absolutely bedrock. Ist Grade Petrol 2/-, 2nd Grade 1/11 THE PARA RUBBER Co., Ltd. DEE ST., INVERCARGILL. ’Phone 1266. MAIN ST., GORE. ’Phone 317.

PLANTS AND SEEDS FOR SALE. BEDDING PLANTS NOW READY. ONLY the best varieties of certified seed used from the best English houses, grown in specially prepared and sterilized soils, all 1/- per dozen, or lOd. per dozen in box lots. Lobelia, Nemesia, Aster, Viscaria, Antirrhinums, Marigolds, African and French, Calendulas, Chrysanthemums, Schizanthus, Larkspur, Helychrysum, Mysotis, Dimorphotheca, Iceland Poppy, Clarkia, Godetia, Wallflowers, Phlox Drummondi, Dianthus, Carnation, CorreopTHOMAS BROS., Dee Street, Invercargill. And as under Plants from 1/3 to 3/per dozen. Polyanthus, Giant Munstead and Fancy. Violas, all colours. Acquilegas. Iceland Poppies, Sansford Giants, Coonara Pinks, Tangarine and Double. Alpine Aster, Sweet Peas, Spencer’s Best, Cineraria, Urusinia, Hollyhocks. Lupin, Downer’s Hybrids, etc., etc. If you want good Plants, true to name, buy them from experienced seedsmen. THOMAS BROS. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. GILCHRIST’S BLOOD PURIFIER; an excellent remedy for boils, pimples • and spring rashes.—Gilchrist’s, Prescription Chemists. DOES your Car need Greasing? Bring it to our Garage for quick and efficient service.—Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd. REMEMBER! George’s Suits are made to their order, and fit better; smart real quality suits for 3J gns.—W. GEORGE & CO., Athenaeum Corner.

A S p EC j AL «a«« SALE PRICES GREATLY REDUCED I If you are wanting a cycle—an accessory—or a tyre, then now is the time to come to our cycle sale and save money. LOOK THROUGH OUR PRICES BELOW, THEY WILL CONVINCE YOU. 1 ENGLEBERT COVER 12 GENTS’ GOOD USED 1 LADY’S 8.5. A.; a good AND TUBE; 12 months’ CYCLES. machine and a snip at | guarantee. Great value 7/- Prices from £2 10/- £4 10/175 ENGLISH CYCLE OUR BEST CYCLE CHAIN A FIRST GRADE COVER, I COVERS selling at 3/6 each Only 3/6 TUBE AND RIM TAPE; guaranteed 15 months—lo/6 MUDGUARDS 1/- pair OUTFITS (large) 6d and 9d ' SADDLES from 5/6 TORCH BATTERIES PUMP CONNECTIONS PUMPS 2/- 6d, 9d and 1/- Id, 6d and 9d | TAPPERS OPPOSITE SOUTHLAND HOSPITAL.

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Southland Times, Issue 21855, 4 November 1932, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 2 Southland Times, Issue 21855, 4 November 1932, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 2 Southland Times, Issue 21855, 4 November 1932, Page 12