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Southland Times, Issue 24106, 20 April 1940, Page 4

Pocket Editions o£ Well-known Books. MIRROR OF THE SEA by Joseph Conrad, 5/6. NATURE IN DOWNLAND and AN OLD THORN, by W. H. Hudson, 5/6. THE SEA AND THE JUNGLE, by H. M. Tomlinson 5/6. MEMOIRS OF AN INFANTRY OFFICER, by Siegfried Sassoon, 5/6. MEMOIRS OF A MIDGET, by Walter de la Mere, 5/6. PEBBLES ON THE SHORE, by “Alpha of the Plough,” 2/6. MANY FURROWS, by “Alpha of the Plough,” 3/6. ON EVERYTHING, by Hilaire Belloc, 5/6. THE SHADOW SHOW, by J. H. Curie, 5/6. BRAVE NEW WORLD, by Aldous Huxley, 5/6. THE ROMANCE OF EXCAVATION, by David Masters, 5/6. THE INFORMER, by Liam O’Flaherty. 4/-. GOOD DAYS, by Neville Cardus, 4/-. THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE, by Stephen Crane, 4/-. FOR SINNERS ONLY, by A. J. Russell, 3/-. Postage Extra. DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. TELEPHONE 393. We Telegraph Flowers. QOLE INVERCARGILL MEMBERS 0 OF THE WORLD-WIDE FLORISTS’ TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE. Latest designs received monthly from England and America. THOMAS BROS., (IN’GILL), LTD. SENIOR CERTIFIED FLORISTS. Phone 291. After Hours 1045.

Floral Emblems WREATHS, BOUQUETS, ETC., at Shortest Notice. Members Florists’ Exchange. Flowers Telegraphed to all Parts of the World. ” H. S. YOUNG, LTD., ESK STREET. PHONE 2134. After Hours 1313. T7UNERAL DIRECTORS I! COWLEY & CO., 15 Deveron Street. Phone 2040 M. (Day and Night). ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS of Beauty and charm From VICTOR GASTON, 109 DEE STREET. Southland’s Leading Floral Artist. Phone 818. Urgent after hours 1486. FLOWERS BY WIRE. THANKS. MR and MRS W. LEITCH and FAMILY, Forth Street, Mataura, desire to thank all kind friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy received during their recent sad bereavement. Ar 565 OLD GOLD WANTED. POINS, TRINKETS, BROOCHES, V WATCHES Or anything Gold. HIGHEST PRICES IN N.Z. See it weighed at FRANK HOLLOWAY & CO., LTD., 118 SPEY STREET. PHONE 133. CIRCULATION CERTIFICATE —Of— THE SOUTHLAND TIMES AVERAGE NET DAILY CIRCULATION 10,040 WE have Examined the Books and Circulation Records of The Southland Times Co., Ltd., for the six months, March 1 to August 31, 1939, and Certify that the Average Net Circulation for the period is—--10,040 Copies Per Day. The Net Circulation has been ascertained according to the formula approved by the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association and the Association of New Zealand Advertisers. WEBB & STARK, Auditors for the Proprietors. CUTHBERTSON & OSBORNE, Public Auditors. September 11. 1939. MR G, C. BECKETT, Secretary of the Association of N.Z. Advertisers, states:— “The Southland Times has the Largest Circulation of any Daily Paper outside the Four Main Centres of New Zealand”