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Southland Times, Issue 21894, 21 December 1932, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. HAYMAKING MACHINERY. STACKERS. SWEEP RAKES. HAY TEDDERS. MOWERS. HAY RAKES. All British made, and proved to be the most suitable for Southland. We have for sale: One Massey Harris MOWER, overhauled. A Bargain at £l2 BOOTH, MACDONALD, & CO., LTD. GEORGE COOPER. - - - Manager. GIVE RECORDS THIS CHRISTMAS! I I, DICKEYS SPECIALLY RECOMMEND THE FOLLOWING AS IDEAL FOR ’XMAS GIFTS:— “The Messiah”— Any Record from the beautiful work of Handel is a choice gift. Price 6/-. “Christmas Waits.” A selection of all well-known Carols. Price 2/6. “Anno Domini.” The greatest ’Xmas Record of all. Price 6/-. “We’ve Got the Moon and Sixpence.” Tut That In Writing.” Both sides of this record are outstanding. Do not miss hearing them. G 21518. Price 2/6. “That Goes On For Days and Days.” Two Parts. This is another outstanding number. (6/8 One Step). t G 521523. Price 2/6. “Honeymoon Yodel.” By Harry Torrani, the world’s greatest yodeller. If there is no Yodelling Record in your collection do not miss this favourite. Price 2/6. “Nursery Rhymes.” Do not forget, the kiddiet, THIS A RECORD CHRISTMAS. DICKEYS, LIMITED. FEDERAL BUILDINGS, Dee Street, Invercargill. CHRISTMAS, 1932. THE NEWEST GOODS suitable for Christmas Presents at very much lower prices. Initial Handkerchiefs; good quality, 1/Parisian Ties 1/11, 2/6 and 3/6. |, Gent’s Fancy Socks: 1/3, 1/9, 1/11, 2/11 to 3/6 Boys’ Coloured Border Handkerchiefs: 6d. and Bd. Gent’s Coloured Border Handkerchiefs: Bd., 1/- and 1/3 Men’s Shirts, Collars to match: - - 5/9 Men’s Fujilene Shirts, Collars to match. 10/6 Men’s Fuji Shirts; best P.K., 11/6; Collars 1/-. • Boys’ Cream Canoe Shirts: 2/11; all sizes. Boys’ Grey C.T.B. Shirts reduced to 2/11. Cream and Coloured Scarves: 1/9, 2/9, I' 3/6, 4/6 to 8/6 i Boys’ Varsity Tops: 3/9, 4/6 and 5/6 Boys’ School Hose; best quality: 1/11 and 2/6. Men’s Christmas Suits all reduced. Also Big Reductions off all Boys’ Suits, j AT CARTER’S CHRISTMAS SUIT SALE, 36 TAY ST. ’ SOUTHLAND MOTOR ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS are advised that any tour- ' ing information concerning roads, ' etc., in connection with projected motor 2 trips locally or motor tours north, may £ be obtained upon application to the Office of the Association. Official Lists of South and North J Island Motorists’ Camping Places, and also Official Hotel Lists, are available i! free. { SERVICE TO MEMBERS ONLY. j J. S. DICK. ’ D 1593 Secretary. t . J Buy our low priced Christmas PRESENTS. WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION. WE SPECIALIZE IN WATCH 1 REPAIRS. ( T. R. STROUD, ’ WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, I (Late T. P. Williamson, Dunedin), KELVIN STREET, ( Opposite H. & J. Smith. 1 j MISS O’NEILL. I A.C.M. Buildings, Invercargill. I Business win be closed from Noon, December 24, until January - 11, 1933. J c WONG YEW WAH. 7 CHINESE HERBALIST, No. 7, First - Floor, Newburgh’s Buildings, Dee and Esk Streets, Invercargill. I cure * all sicknesses; every human ailment sue- ( cessfully treated, and I guarantee to J cure swellings caused by knocks or I . falls. Only the purest Chinese herbs I ( used. No operations. 1 CONSULTATIONS FREE. I 5 it Q / ONLY! A nice Loin of Quality 1 1 “ Lamb. 500 Lambs must be sold, t AT CUNDALL’S, the Value Butchers. i 1 q/A BUYS Full Cut Hindquarter of | Q 0/ v Lovely LAMB. 500 Lambs must be sold.—AT CUNDALL’S. ]/