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Southland Times, Issue 22043, 16 June 1933, Page 12

WM. TODD & CO. LTD. WEEKLY MARKET. RIVERTON. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). At 2 p.m. TTTTILLIAM TODD AND CO., LTD., VV will sell by auction:— Poultry, Pigs, Table Potatoes, Wheat, Oats; Furniture, Duchess Chests, Pedestal, Sideboard, Crockery, Dinner Plates, Pictures, D.R. Table, D.W. Bedstead and Wire Mattress, Towels, Sheets, and Sundries. Jn547 TODD’S RIALTO. rpHE FARMERS’ MARKET. SAWN TIMBER—2O,OOO FT. 4x2, 3 x 2, 3 x 1, 4 x 1. 8 x 1, 8 x f, 6 x 1, 8 x i. DRESSED WEATHER BOARDS. T. & G. FLOORING. ROOFING IRON; all sizes. Our Prices are Lowest Possible. Also USED ENGINE OIL; 45-gal. Drums. 25/-. FARM DRAY, with Turnip Cutter attached, in good order—£9. BLUEGUM GATES; 12 ft. 17/6 HINGES 4/- to 7/- Pair. WILLIAM TODD & CO., LTD. THE RIALTO. EDUCATIONAL. NEW ZEALANDER’S ACHIEVEMENT. MR G. R. ASHBRIDGE, Gold Medal winner in the Australasian Institute of 1931 Examination, now wins equal first prize in the Chartered Institute of Secretaries’ Examination conducted in London and open to candidates throughout the Empire. Mr Ashbridge writes to Hemingway’s:— “Undoubtedly my success is due in a large measure to my connection with your College.” THE SCHOOL FOR RESULTS. Hemingway Candidates attain outstanding success in Accountancy, Secretarial, Banking Degree, Matriculation and other Public Examinations. In the March, 1933, Examination of the Australasian Institute of Secretaries 10 of the 16 successful candidates were Hemipgway’s. Write for particulars to: HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516. AUCKLAND. DYERS AND CLEANERS. SUITS Dry-cleaned and Pressed at reduced prices; a first-class job for 7/6.—A. McCALLUM, Tailor, Esk Street. OLD SUITS renovated as new for 7/6; bring your Suits to A. McCALLUM, Tailor, Esk Street WHY buy a new Suit when A. McCALLUM, Dry Cleaner, Esk St. (Athenaeum Buildings) will renovate it as new for 7/6. SHEEP FARMERS, READ: Hon. Adam Hamilton says:—“For the past two years my Lambs have been treated by you, your Drench proving so satisfactory that practically the whole of my Lambs have gone to the freezing works in splendid killing condition. I therefore have pleasure in recommending the use of your Drench.” JOHN WELSH, 44 Clifton Street, North Invercargill.