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Southland Times, Issue 22733, 8 November 1935, Page 4

RWsTe noF a Liquid NIGHTCAPS SPECIALS NIGHTCAPS TALKIES. “WAGON WHEELS” (Universal Exit hibition). Randolph Scott, Monte - Blue and Billie Lee. Keep on turning. ! Zane Grey’s big outdoor story, A great , drama of fighting men and their women. I — Saturday, November 9th. pYCLES-New from £6 10/- cash or V easy time payment. A few second hand from £2 5/-. British Tubes from 1/9 to 4/-, Covers, British from 5/6 to 10/6. All accessories on hand.— A. LAIDLAW. Nightcaps. YTOVEMBER Specials at Burgess’s— Li Oyster Shell Lime, a great manure and fertilizer for gardens and lawns, 4/6 bag.—BURGESS, Nightcaps. SEEDLINGS —Fresh supplies arriving daily. Well grown seedlings, Asters, Antirrhinum, Stock, Nemesia, Lobelia, any others as required.—PAUL’S, Nightcaps. BREAD comprises the Largest portion of your daily diet Therefore, it should be the best obtainable. Buy Local BUY RUSHTON’S. Ohat and Nightcaps. I’ ADIES—Buy “Beautyform” Corsets, J Wrap-Ons and Brassieres. They are better value and WICKS, LTD., Cash Drapers, are Southland only I agents. ZANE Grey’s “Wagon Wheels.” His vivid story of love, hate and courage. Also “Perils of Pauline,” Saturday, November 9th. (BENNIS RACQUETS--Super cham.l pion 75/-, 5 Star 65/-, 4 Star 50/-, 3 Star 45/-, 2 Star 37/6, 1 Star 25/-. Waterproof Covers, all Tennis requis-ites.-CAM WILSON TT7E stock Tennis Racquets and re--11 commend these. Grenadier 72/6, Victor 37/6, Scout 27/6, Ayres 1936. Supapile Cloth Balls 3/6 pair. See our catalogue for all sporting requisites. —BURGESS, Nightcaps, /lAKES, Pies, Pastrys, etc. Only the V finest quality ingredients in our Small goods. Fruit and Confectionery.— RUSHTONS, Nightcaps and Ohai. MEN’S SHIRTS—We have a large range of the latest men’s Summer Shirts. Prices low, quality high.— PAUL’S, Nightcaps. (BENNlS—Racquets restrung by ex--1 pert. Super grade gut 25/6, first grade gut 18/6, second grade 12/6, Ayres Championship Balls 3/6 Pair; Tournament 2/6; Presses, Handle grips. —CAM WILSON. GORE ADVERTISEMENTS T & J. IRVING’S Patent Straddle J . Harrows for turnip drills. Best and cheapest implements on the market for keeping down yarr and weeds before the turnips come through the ground. Apply J. and J. Irving, Kennington, or P. R. Mallon, Gore. 5456 BS.A. Bicycles, Roadsters £9, Club i Specials £l2 10/-, Opperman Special Racing £lB 10/-, Raleigh Ladies de luxe £9, New Bicycles from £5 10/-. Terms from 3/- per week.— W. CARTER, Gore and Mataura. QOW NOW: Nemesia (Triumph Com--0 pact) 6d pkt, Stock (Goliath) 1/pkt, New Eschscholtzias 1/- pkt, Viscaria Blue Pearl 9d pkt—NEWMAN, Seedsman, Gore. r ATES’ Blue Gem Nemesia, 6d pkt, Giant Grego Aster 6d pkt, Giant Perfection Stock 6d pkt, Polyanthus (Mrs Barkly’s) selected 1/- pkt.—MURRAY & ROBERTSON, Box 93, Gore. NEW Nasturtiums: Scarlet Gleam (Fusilier Stock) 1/- pkt Gleam Hybrid 1/- pkt Golden Gleam 6d pkt, Salmon Queen (Liliput) 1/- pkt— NEWMAN, Seedsman, Gore. Yf ADCO DYES—The three purpose .Ll dye, The fast dye, an excellent tinting dye, a splendid Stocking dye. 1/- pkt. All colours.—MUßßAY & ROBERTSON, P.O. Box 93, Gore. NEW Antirrhinums: Royal Rose, 1/3 pkt; St. George (Orange Scarlet) 1/3 pkt.. Art Shades 6d to 1/6 pkt.— NEWMAN, Seedsman, Gore. NOW is the time to Sell that Car you wish to dispose of. We guarantee you value for your Car at the T. & T. Motor Repair Depot, Dee Street. Between Tail’s Fish Supply and Southland Sports Depot. Phone 2044.

’NEATH THE WALLS OF TINTERN ABBEY NAPIER. A New Zealander touring n the Old Country got into conversation with an Englishman when visiting the lovely old ruins of Tintern Abbey. “I lived in New Zealand for nearly five years,” said the Englishman. Then he proceeded to give his opinions of our country. He didn’t like this and disapproved of that. His criticisms got the New Zealander on the raw. “Is there anything you do like about New Zealand?” he demanded. “Yes,” said the growsing Englishman, “they make the finest cough cure in the world there— Baxter’s Lung Preserver. A New Zealand friend of mine sends me a supply every year.” A number of people in distant lands send to far away New Zealand for this renowned remedy for coughs, colds, chest afflictions and kindred ailments. This continually expanding demand is a wonderful remedy. For old and young “Baxter’s” is in a class by itself.—Advt.