Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 22362, 29 June 1934, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES. WHAT BETTER Before, During, or After Work, than a Stesmistg Cap of Tea but it Must be “SOUTHERN CROSS” The King of Teas. A MAINSTAY FOR THE BACKBONE. OF THE COUNTRY Specially and Particularly Blended for WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co. Ltd. BOX 75 ... . - - INVERCARGILL

YOUNG’S RED LABEL PASTE 1 SHEEP DIP / (Poisonous, mixes readily in cold water) ■ Experience proves that this is the most efficient dip on the market for Southland conditions. {■ DEADLY ON BOTH LICE AND TICKS AND COSTS LESS PER SHEEP I Manufactured by Robert Young & Co. Ltd., Glasgow. i’i SOLE AGENTS i 1 i Southland Farmers Co-op. Assn., Ltd. | GORE INVERCARGILL. WINTON, OTAUTAU S

PLANTS AND SEEDS FOR SALE. AROMATIC ROSES, 60 prize varieties, all named, carefully packed; 12/dozen, 25 for 22/-, posted—GRIFFITHS’ NURSERIES, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, prize strain, 5/- 100; Tulips, Darwin Giants, 4/- dozen posted.—GRIFFITHS’ NURSERIES, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. BEAUTIFUL Gladiolus, prize named, blues, crimson, purples, orange, yellows, pinks, plump healthy bulbs, 6/6 dozen posted—GRIFFITHS’ NURSERIES, Mt. Eden, Auckland. S.l. BERMUDAN Christmas Lilies, 9d.; Lily of Valley, 1/-; Tiger Lilies, 9d.; Regale Lily, 1/-; Tuberose, 9d., posted.—GRIFFITHS NURSERIES, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l.

I We have a Motor Cycle | PRICES FROM UPWARDS g g Your cycle taken in as part deposit. i i.'.j Call to-day or write for our Catalogue of i ’ ! NEW and GOOD USED MOTOR CYCLES | This Week’s Special Oftos - - ; ; j TRIUMPH 2.48 C.C., electric model, in perfect run- 4.93 tp. aav. une J ning order; just the machine for riding to and from 1 I work ’ Price £35 I // INDIAN SCOUT, in perfect running order; just been w : j overhauled. Price £jg -j Qj __ ) I B.S.A. 3.48 C.C., in good going order. Price || « We have everything for the Motor Cyclist. Our Prices are right TAPPERS LTD. I DEE STREET - - - - . . INVERCARGILL |

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