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Southland Times, Issue 25362, 14 August 1935, Page 4

NIGHTCAPS SPECIALS “ITIHE CAT’S PAW” (Universal Ex1 hibition). Harold Lloyd, Harold Lloyd, Harold Lloyd, Una Merkel, Grace Bradley, Nat Pendleton. Harold Lloyd is back again in his biggest and Best. Laughter is only half of it. Follow “The-Cat’s Paw” on August 17th. Bargain specials at burgess’s: Tiger Tea 51b tins at 2/10 lb, containing one tea cup and saucer free; 6 cakes Lavender Soap 1/-, Odd Cups (1 gold line) 3/9 dozen. Cup, Saucers and Plates from 1/- Set; E.L. Bulbs 25w, 1/9; English Spades 3/6; Toilet Goods: XL Dental Brushes 6d; Tooth Brushes 6d, Toilet Rolls 5 for 1/-; Orchidee Talcum Powder 1/6, 2/- tin. r ATES’ and Matheson and Roberts’ New Season’s Flower and Vegetable Seeds just arrived. Large stock of Seed Potatoes and Manures in stock. Get your requirements early at PAUL’S, Nightcaps. AUGUST Specials in Boots and Shoes: Men’s Working Boots from 19/(Kip) to 28/6 for O’Brien’s Special Full Kip. Dress Boots, O’Brien Esywauker 28/6 (Special price). Guaranteed wide fitting Glace Kid Shoes, the best obtainable with rubber heels. (Special price for August, 30/-.—CAM WILSON, Nightcaps. BREAD is a very important item in your daily diet. We have no small reputation for supplying the highest quality in health giving Bread. Every ounce in our full weight Bread produces pounds of energy and health. Get Rushton’s Bread fresh daily from Nightcaps or Ohai. We can also supply your every need in Cakes, Confectionery and Fruit.—RUSHTON’S, Nightcaps and Ohai. COLOURED Bordered Table Cloths for every day use at 2/11, 3/11 and 4/11. Town prices at WICKS, LTD., Cash Drapers, Nightcaps Branch. E’LL BE HERE.~YOU BE THERE. Harold Lloyd in “The Cat’s Paw,” when he’s funny he’ll tickle you completely, when he’s sad he’ll touch your heart. The greatest treat you’ll get this year. Also Episode 9 “Flames of Fury.” Buck Jones in “Gordon of Ghost City.” Saturday, August 17th. THERE is nothing better than a good cup of Tea. Try our Special Loose Tea at 2/6 per pound. We sell for less at PAUL’S. MINERS —Get one of our Lunch Bags. Canvas 5/-, leather bound 6/-, Miner’s Battery Pads 1/6. These also are special August Prices We specialise in Leather.—CAM WILSON, Nightcaps. SUTTON’S New Season’s Seeds in Peas, Beans 6d, other vegetables 4d, Flower seeds 4d pkt. Stockists of the famous Pagoda Paints.—BURGESS Nightcaps. MIGHTCAPS RADIO NEWS The It new Philips lead in every latest feature of Radio progress. When the All Blacks commence playing in England you will appreciate first hand results. These and in fact any programme you fancy you will get in perfect detail by the Philips. Have you heard the Philips 6 Valve Superinductance? Get a demonstration to-day from A. LAIDLAW, Nightcaps Garage. GORE ADVERTISEMENTS L ILIUM Auratum: 2/6 to 3/6 each. L. Auratum Platyphylum (limited stock) 3/6 each, post extra.—NEWMAN, Seedsman, Gore. MATES’ New Zealand Garden Guide J. comprising 130 pages. Price 1/post free.—Murray & Robertson, Gore. E ILIUM REGALE: The regal lily, easily grown, 1/- to 1/6 each. Post extra.—NEWMAN, Seedsman, Gore. YATES’ Broad Beans 6d pkt, 1/- lb; Greenfeast Peas 6d pkt, 1/- lb; Turnip Beet, Flower of Spring Cabbage, Neapolitan Lettuce, White Icicle Radish each 6d pkt.—Murray & Robertson, Gore. L ILIUM: Other choice varieties. Tigerinium, Speciosum, Henryii etc.— NEWMAN. Seedsman, Gore. WAIANIWA SPECIALS' Fordson Tractor Owners. FOR BEST RESULTS FIT our specially made up Sight drip FEED TOP CYLINDER LUBRICATOR. Easily Fitted. Keeps Valves and Rings in great working condition all the time. Price 25/-. WE SPECIALIZE IN TRACTOR WORK AND GUARANTEE EVERY JOB TO GIVE SATISFACTION. STEVENSON’S MOTOR ENGINEERS WAIANIWA. Phones 33W, 33U, Thombury. NOTICE TO TRAPPERS AND FARMERS, WATTY KING WAIANIWA. WANTS RABBIT SKINS, Etc. Highest prices for cash. PHONE 33K, Thombury. Trembath’s Hotel, Riverton, every Saturday. i "■ INVERCARGILL—RIVERTON—G UMMIES BUSH SERVICE. LEAVES Times Office, Invercargill at 5 a.m., arriving Riverton 6 a.m., Ermedale 7.30 a.m., Gummies Bush 8.30 a.m., Trail’s old mill 9 a.m., Wild Bush (Watson’s Rd.) 9.30 a.m., Riverton 10 a.m., depart for Invercargill 10.5 a.m. Parcels and a limited number ot passengers carried. C. H. WRIGHT, Driver. PAINT— Eliminates costly repairs. Paint Now. We have guaranteed Paint at 15/6, 17/6, 21/6 and 24/- gal. We will not stock an inferior article. —AKINS & ROBERTSON LTD., Tay Street fund collectors and all who had helped to lighten his labours. Mr Newlands then introduced the Rev. G. W. Davidson, home missionary at Brydone, who gave a heart-searching and interesting address. Vocal and instrumental items were contributed by the Riversdale and Wendon choirs, Mrs R. L. Walker, Misses S. Stevenson, M. White, F. White and M. Peacock. Miss Eva McKay and Mrs I. McKay acted as accompanistes. Pyramid. The fortnightly euchre tournament was held in the Pyramid School last week, there being a good attendance. Prizes donated by Mr J. C. McKenzie, of Riversdale, were won by Mrs Cole, with Miss A. Bruce as runner-up and Mr T. Qualter, Mr C. Boyes being runner-up. Subsequently the floor was cleared and dancing was carried on until a late hour. The music was supplied by the Pyramid Orchestra. Mr G. .Clark acted as Master of Ceremonies.