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Southland Times, Issue 22012, 11 May 1933, Page 4

WINTON SPECIALS. DELICIOUS WITH BUTTER, HONEY OR SYPRUP. CRUMPETS. TOAST AND SERVE HOT. Id EACH. A. C. MILLARS, LTD. CAN you afford to pass this line? Men’s Twist Working 1 Shirts; all sizes, 2/11 each.-COOPER’S, Outfitters, Winton. FOR Private Sale: Purebred Tamworth Weaners. Apply J. Lilico. Miss' ALISON FLYNN. DRESSMAKER. First-class work. Moderate charges. Opposite Masonic Hall, Park Street, Winton. ALL WOOL Flannel Singlets in good full sizes 5/6, 6/9 and 9/6. Just the thing for this weather.—GlLMOUß’S, Phone 21. FOR Necklaces, Earrings, Brooches, etc. SHOP AT WATSON’S. We have a range comparable with any in Southland. All the latest colours. FOOTBALL Jerseys and Shorts. We can fit you with these—Also boys’ sizes in Winton School colours.— GILMOUR’S, ’Phone 21. SPORTS! Get reliable Powder and Shot here—only best brands of Cartridges, etc., stocked, at lowest prices.—GRIMWOOD’S. Phone 6. IN stock, for sportsmen: Nobel’s Ballistite, Eley’s Velocity, C.A.C. Long Range, C.A.C. Red Diamond Smokeless; Knee Gums and Thigh Gums; Torches, etc., at GRIMWOOD’S. Phone G. Smeaton, Murray, Lewis, Mclntosh, Gerken, Misses Ferguson, Porteous and Wilson. Owing to unfavourable weather conditions prevailing at the week-end the knock-out mixed foursomes competition was postponed. Miss D. Evans is spending the vacation in Invercargill. Miss Betty Broome, Riverton, was the guest of Miss Eileen Mcßride for a few days. Miss E. Dash has returned to her home in Timaru for the term holidays. Miss Gwen Hurle, Fortrose, is the guest of Mrs Davies. Mrs Hunt, of Auckland, is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. Muir.