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Southland Times, Issue 22201, 19 December 1933, Page 9

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S’ s i. ° f °K 45/ '. “ ~ S M..|W -rtl Wi’ l(IoW t Oil "TTP \\g LJ '■.»%«». Make it a Gift of MUSQUASH icrnir o>iirD poplar mr coa t that /Znjj ® / utl B «£. hL/SE, • kL>» • offers many delightful models in plain skins or worked in Ground Floor, Empire Buildings, design as illustrated, at very 68 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. low direct-selling prices. Showrooms open till 10 p.m., Saturday, December 23. &23/IQ/-, £25, £29/10/’Phono 1741.

rARMERS! See our display of McCormick Deering Machinery and Farm Implements.—WßlGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Agents.

PHONE 693. QHEARING! 1933-Wool Season-1934. Shearing will soon be in full swing. We are cash buyers of Wool, Sheepskins, Crutchings, Bellies, Pieces, Locks, Hides and Rabbitskins. Write or Phone us and we will buy all your Oddments.—N.Z. WOOL CO., Leven Street.

OLIFDEN super fine Carbonate of Lime is recognized the best produced in New Zealand—order your requirements now. FOR RESULTS DON’T order a truck of Lime—order a truck of Clifden super fine Carbonate of Lime from the Clifden Lime Co., Ltd., Invercargill. Phone 25.

P RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES o<t)vU running in N.Z., transmitting 40,000 H.P. in units reaching 250 H.P. Wilkins Ltd., Agents.