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Southland Times, Issue 23024, 19 October 1936, Page 4

OTAUTAU SPECIALS. FOR SALE, Galvanized Wire J 20/6; Rabbit Netting 22/6 coil; Cement 7/8 bag; Nobel 22 Long Cartridges 2/100; English Flat Files 10in. 3 for 2/6; Cooper’s Horse Shoes 9d Ib.—OTAUTAU HARDWARE CO. ONE Dozen large tins Salmon 11/6; one dozen large assorted Fruit 13/9; one dozen large Fruit Salad 17/9. —HARRINGTON’S, LTD., Otautau. MATHESON’S (OTAUTAU) LIMITED, SOLE Agents Cooper’s Pedigree Seeds, Lynx .Suits, Monarch Boots and Shoes, First grade Groceries at lowest prices. All kinds Hardware stocked. Storm Coats, Canvas Leggings, Gum Boots, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Gent’s heavy Working Boots. Call and inspect our various departments.— MATHESON’S (Otautau), LTD., Main Street. Phones 103 M, 103 S. FARMERS! Don’t forget the OTAUTAU FOUNDRY for Agricultural and General Machinery Repair Work at Reasonable prices.—Phone 83M. FOR Your Next Suit Try HARRINGTON’S, LTD., Otautau. WOOL SEASON. r’ pays to clear ODDMENTS out of your Shed before starting shearing. SEND THEM ALONG FOR TOP PRICES Or Ring up and Truck will call. R. BROWN, PHONE 17. FARMERS— Our Summer Weight Nailed Working Boots are a bargain at 24/6 pair.—HARRINGTON’S, LTD., Otautau. r **"~ ■ ■. : GORE SPECIALS SPECIALS. 11b. Nestle’s Cocoa with one cup and saucer, 1/-; 1 Pkt. Puffed Wheat with loz. Marmite 1/-; 1 Pkt. Kornes with Ipkt. Vita Brits, The two for 8d; J doz. Cups and Saucers for 3/9; 1 Cup, Saucer and Plate for 1/6. MURRAY & ROBERTSON

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the first jack and Mr W. Ferguson rolled the first bowl. An enjoyable game was played, seven rinks being occupied. Other Clubs. Mr L. Gray was the centre’s representative at the Southland green, and Mr S. C. K. Smith at Mataura. Mr Smith also visited Edendale, where the green was in first-class order, comparing more than favourably with the city greens. NORTHEND TOURNAMENT. DRAW FOR LABOUR DAY. Following is the draw for the Northend Bowling Club’s rink tournament on Labour Day. Section system of play; first games start at 8 a.m.— A section.—G. Glennie (Te Rangi) v. W. Miller (R.S.A.); R. R. Hunter (Invercargill) v. A. Steans (Northend), B section. —G. Batchelor (Te Rangi) v. H. Donald (Georgetown); F. G. Stevenson (Invercargill) v. S. C. K. Smith (Northend). C section.—H. L. Hay /Invercargill) v. H. Braxton (R.S.A.); N. W. McGorlick (Bluff) v. W. B. O’Toole (Northend). D section.—T. R. Pryde (Te Rangi) v. G. L. Swift (Northend); D. F. Tait (Hokonui) v. A. V. Keast (Northend).