Page 12 Advertisements Column 6

Southland Times, Issue 22488, 24 January 1935, Page 12

WILLIAM TODD & CO., LTD. ] TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) at 10.30 aun. WEEKLY MARKET. TI7ILLIAM TODD & COY., LTD., will Vi sell in Rialto:— 'i? - j. 0.30—2 Bottle Jacks, Tools, 2 Grit Mills,. Set Gig Hamess, Dray Saddle and Breeching, Cast Iron Boiler and Stand. Rope, 2 Milk Cooler, 10 Doz. Rabbit Traps, Massey Harris Mower, in good order; 20 sheets Iron, Tip Dray, Drill Plough, Sledge, Double Row Scuffler, Casks, 1000 ft. Sawn Timber, 4 x 2, 6 x 1, 8 x 1; 9 Counters and Desks, Set Drawers, Sashes, Doors, Garden Seats. VEGETABLES: New Potatoes, Rhubarb. 11.30—PRODUCE: 18 sacks Oats, 12 sacks Partridge Peas, 22 sacks Sorrel. 12.0—Poultry, White Leghorn Hens, Table Poultry, White Leghorn Pullets, Geese, Ducks. 1.0 —PIGS: Stores, Weaners. Furniture—Some useful household lines. Mirror Wardrobe, D.W. Bedsteads, Duchess Chests, Books, Shaving Soap, Enamelware and Sundries. Jt77o FOR SALE OR LEASE TO SUITABLE MAN, Handy Dairy Farm. 40 ACRES. With Dwelling and Outbuildings; on main Road; close to Factory. Five miles from Invercargill. WILLIAM TODD & CO. LTD, THE RIALTO. CYCLES FOR SALE. SPECIAL CYCLE VALUES—IS Per Cent. Discount for Cash only. We are giving this concession to the cycling public during December and January. Leave all your Cycle business with A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street. LADIES’ and Gents’ second hand Cycles with a new cycle guarantee only obtainable from A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street A few select low-priced guaranteed used Motor Cycles for sale. Inspect these genuine bargains.—A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street. ■■" — ' 5 Goal at reduced. PRICES. First Grade Ton. i i Bag BLACK LION 33/6 17/- 8/6 3/HOUSEHOLD 29/- 14/6 7/6 3/NUTS 26/- 13/- 6/6 2/6 For cash only. We have no office in Esk Street. OHAI COAL DEPOT, Our Address is: LJDDEL STREET. ’Phone No. 701. oxll9l

Every now and then one reads of Government Departments receiving sums of money as “conscience money, but it is not often that mercantile houses have to acknowledge similar tokens of an awakened conscience. This week a business firm whose history extends to nearly half a century in Wellington received a one jxiund note with slip of paper attached on which was written “Conscience Money.”