H. & H. MOTORS Ltd. invercargiuTsummer show December 15th, 1937 BUSES will run usual Morning Timetable to Invercargill and delay leaving Invercargill as follows:— WAIKAWA --- 5.30 p.m. OREPUKI ... 5.30 p.m. MOSSBURN - - - 5.30 p.m. OTAUTAU SERVICE: Will leave Invercargill at 4 p.m. and run a late service on the usual Friday Night Timetable. RIVERTON SERVICE: Will leave Invercargill at 4 p.m. and run a late service on the usual Friday Night Timetable. OHAI SERVICE: Will run usual Timetable to Invercargill in the morning and delay leaving Invercargill until 5.30 p.m. SPECIAL BUSES will run via Drummond on the usual morning Timetable and delay leaving Invercargill until 5.30 p.m. WAIMAHAKA SERVICE: Will leave Invercargill at 4 p.m. and run a late service on the usual Friday Night Timetable. BLUFF SERVICE: Usual Daily Timetable.
SEE This REMARKABLE CLEANER AT Wyndham Show Today , Jr j I . I .■. 'kMMFJi : I x I (X Tv A. A -■ The “Haywin” Vacuum Cleaner 100 per cent. British. 12 Months’ Guarantee COMPLETE WITH - - - accessories - - - ® n *y *5 cask TVTTArr * riHRTniTq PLACE YOUR WHAT A GLOKIOUb ORDER CHRISTMAS PRESENT THE SHOW Over 3300 Sold in Six Months HAY’S LTD. GLOUCESTER STREET - - - - CHRISTCHURCH
Sunny Oamaru is Calling! COME FOR A DAY, A WEEK-END, ! A MONTH, OR COME FOR GOOD—YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WELCOME Forget your troubles in an atmosphere of SEA SPRAY, SUNSHINE, and SOCIABILITY. Golf Links, Tennis Courts, and Bowling Greens. Public Baths, Tepid Salt Water Baths and Sea Bathing. Shooting and Trout Fishing. The Motor Camp is set in ideal surroundings, and makes your visit a happy one. Comfortable Hotel and Private Accommodation available at reasonable rates. VISIT THE OAMARU GARDENS and see Nature in one of her most peaceful and romantic settings. An hour spent in the Gardens will linger for a lifetime in your happiest memories. Write, wire, or ring Mr H. Hay, Secretary, Oamaru Chamber of Commerce (’Phone No. 1726), who will gladly. give you particulars regarding accommodation or any other information required. You Must have a Motor Trip to Waitaki Hydro.
4 SK your neighbour about the higher prices ruling at Southland Butchers’ By-Products Ltd., Waikiwi for Calfskins. Hides, Tallow, Sheepskins. '
AT TI4F QHOW delaney’s ai shows-high-class I fl 1 41L QI AV7 vv IMPORTED ACTS ¥ ™ M .":^ s . ee feature DENNIS O’DUFFY ÜBANGI FEATURE 4—as- —w r, , • z. ATTRACTION ’ ' llih From the Belgian Congo, QUEEN OF THE ANT-EATERS. fl ' ' Everybody’s Sweetheart. AMAZING f ; X g*" 7 AMERICAN 1 F SKATERS i Y KEX and ROMA [ j I ROFF, t : •< <'/ z American Representatives at the . W j r 1!)3G ol y m P ic Gamcs< I < » I ■ The amazing manner in which t > T ''/A, : they skim the outside edge of ® narrow platform, and the 1 ’g -K. lady partner is rotated through ' fe: mid-air at terrific speed, is a i /I ' ’ „ poem in perfect balance and ' 4 implicit confidence. The whole ft Bl y ’I routine of the act is entirely a new, and is undoubtedly the \ SPEEDIEST, most DANGER- ' W® ' > ' OUS and DARING gating act The Giant Irish Guardsman, ever presented! ’ t - - \ \ WORLD’S TALLEST MAN. SEE THE SENSATIONAL i. no r Übangi arriving in New Zealand OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS. Bft 5 - £ ‘ and gr owing"° f ag6 ’ aboard the s.s. Awatea. ana 31111 g r °wmg.. Definitely the DAREDEVIL SPEED DEMONS FROM COUNTY CORK. SMALLEST WOMAN ALIVE! ON SKATES _ , . , c , , ti: See him at the Show. Only 25 inches High! , . ■ ! ! 77 “ ~ in action at the Southland bhow. M Voalnnd will ho the fifteenth The daintiest piece of feminity Mew Zealand win De tne nrteentn ever imported to New Zealand. Nothing quit e so thrilling. countl T that 0 has a ?P eared See her weird dances. 111
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Southland Times, Issue 23380, 11 December 1937, Page 5
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