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Southland Times, Issue 22491, 28 January 1935, Page 12

‘ PUBLIC NOTICES. Don’t Compare the Cost —IT IS NO DEARER But Compare the Results —THEY ARE UNSURPASSED --BUY--BROWNS CARBONATE OF LIME and see for yourself. OOoOoOOQoOO ■ 'j.'-' ' ■ : The Browns Lime Company Ltd. BOX 75 INVERCARGILL

Invercargill Wool Sales FEBRUARY 1 1935 MARCH 4 For expert attention and top prices consign your clip to Southland Farmers’ Co-op. Assn. Ltd. INVERCARGILL.

WHAT ARE YOUR POWER COSTS? DIESEL POWER gives Astounding Economy Every owner of a factory, sawmill, quarry, stone crusher, refrigerating plant, coal mine, dredge or ANY TYPE OF POWER DRIVEN PLANT should inspect the “CATERPILLAR” DIESEL POWER UNIT 47 H.P. This is the same engine that powers the famous “Caterpillar” Diesel Tractor, equipped for use as a stationary unit. THE LOW FUEL COSTS WILL AMAZE YOU. ’ INSPECT AT OUR PREMISES This engine is on view for a limited time. We will demonstrate at any point in Southland for anyone interested. SHIELS, JENKINS « Coy. Ltd. DEE STREET P.O. Box 278. Telephone 1350. INVERCARGILL

QWING TO THE EVER INCREASING DEMAND for CLIFDEN Superior Quality Carbonate Lime we have installed the very latest crushing and electrical equipment and we are now in a position to offer you the finest Agricultural Carbonate Lime produced. The Clifden Lime Co. MiL INVERCARGILL

INVERCARGILL—WEST PLAINS RURAL MAIL SERVICE. rpHE CAR leaves Times Office, Esk Street, 5.45 a.m., for Otatara, Bay Road, New River Ferry, West Plains, Victoria Park Road, Myross Bush and Retreat, returning Invercargill 8 a.m. NO PASSENGERS CARRIED. R. S. GREY, Driver.

Plant your Creeper where you * If you want a creeper on the front Va jn 4" 24“ * I porch you don’t plant it at the back Yv SI ll L . I L • of. the house. Of course, you could do so, and you might succeed in -I training it round to the front 8B n 5 in time! Almost any form of advertising will do some good for a product. But why fritter away money in round* about methods when you can reach practically every* body at once with Newspaper Advertising? The Newspaper goes right into homes, clubs, offices, shops and factories. It carries the Advertiser s message straight to the persons for whom it was intended. . ■ Newspaper advertisements are read and pondered with the rest of the news. ■ Regular changing keeps . . them “live” and induces “live” response.If you want people to listen, tell your story where the people are—- ; ■ ■■ . ■ ■■■ '.y ;■ ' ' //I