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Southland Times, Issue 23375, 6 December 1937, Page 4

GORE A. & P. ASSOCIATION. THE FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW WILL be held on the GORE SHOWGROUNDS on TUESDAY and WEDyy NESDAY, DECEMBER 7th and Bth. JUMPING AND TROTTING COMPETITIONS. Special Attraction for People’s Day (Wednesday): Eastern District Jumping Championship. SPECIAL TRAINS AND EXCURSION FARES ON ALL LINES. BANDS IN ATTENDANCE. Hot Water obtainable on Grounds. POPULAR ADMISSION CHARGES—First Day: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. S««na Day: G.nUeman 2/-, Ladles 1/-, Children “ oU >"“’ s « eUry .

ROUND THE WORLD IN BOOKS. We have a greater travel service than Cooks or Tourist Bureaus for we bring the whole world to you on our Travel Book Stand. EUROPE. Guide to London (4/-). The very heart of our world—this book is teeming with interesting facts; so many books have their setting in London this book will help you follow them better. ASIA Forbidden Journey by Ella Maillart (15/6). This is something special! It is a delightful account of a journey from Pekin to the interior of China, above Tibet and into Turkistan, finally to Delhi. This little known part of the world is full of mystery, full of adventure. The illustrations (nearly 80) are brilliant. AFRICA Where the River Runs Dry, by Mason, (7/6). The setting is near the headwaters of the Nile and the Abyssinian border. It is the record of a hunting trip full of incident and interest. It is an ideal gift book. AMERICA Transgressor in the Tropics, by Farson. (13/6). The author has made a great name for himself by his first book, here is fresh ground, Central and South America, that all will enjoy exploring with Negley Farson. ANTARCTICA. Worst Journey in the World, by Cherry Garrard. Perhaps the most complete book on Scott’s 1910-13 expedition ever published. It is fully illustrated with photographs, maps and reproductions of some of Edward Wilson’s fine paintings. Where else would you go? Japan? Oceania? Australia? Palestine? France? India? Great Britain? Russia? Canada? Cape Town? The High Seas? They are all here. Call some time, you will be welcome. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.

CONCENTRATION AND ECONOMY. When you purchase one bottle of THOMSONS’ sweetened Pure Fruit Juices—in other words, liquid fruits—you really purchase nine bottles of beverage. The reason for this is it can be diluted with eight parts of water to one of juice.

THE SOUTHLAND TIMES. HEAD OFFICE: ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. Telephones—2o and 1198. GORE OFFICE: MERSEY STREET, GORE. Telephone—429M Office. LONDON OFFICE: New Zealand Associated Press 23-28 Fleet Street, London. (H. A. Lawrence, Representative) ADVERTISING RATES FOR CASH ONLY. CLASSIFIED “WANTS” ADVTS., LOST AND FOUND, ETC. 16 words 1/-, 3 days 2/G. 20 words 1/6, 3 days 4/-. 25 words 2/-, 3 days 5/6. 30 words 2/6, 3 days 7/-. CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS 5/- per inch. BIRTH, MARRIAGE, DEATH, 3/6; Death and Funeral Notices combined, 6/- each. IN MEMORIAM NOTICES, 3/6 cash. Verses (six words to line) 6d per line.