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Southland Times, Issue 24115, 2 May 1940, Page 6

NOTICE It is requested that all business communications be addressed to the Manager, The Southland Times Office, or Box 30, G.P.0., Invercargill

We Telegraph Flowers. SOLE INVERCARGILL MEMBERS 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. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 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. OLD GOLD WANTED. COINS, TRINKETS, BROOCHES, WATCHES Or anything-Gold. HIGHEST PRICES IN N.Z, See it weighed at FRANK HOLLOWAY & CO., LTD., 118 SPEY STREET. PHONE 133. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES HEAD OFFICE: ESK STREET. Telephones: 20 and 1198. GORE OFFICE: MERSEY STREET. GORE. Telephone 429 M 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 2/6. 20 words 1/6. 3 days 4/-. 25 words 2/6. 3 days 7/-. CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS 5/- per inch. BIRTH, MARRIAGE, DEATH, 3/8; Death and Funeral Notices combined, 6/- each. IN MEMORLAM NOTICES: 3/6 cash; Verses (six words to line), 6d per line.

CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ADVERTISEMENTS ARE ACCEPTED While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-inser-tion through accident or from other causes and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting or amending advertisements that they may deem objectionable even though such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the actual course of business. Infants’ Wool Rompers from 8/11 to 9/6. Clydella smocked 10/6 at Miss Nobles, The Baby Shop, Dee St.— Advt. Winceyettes are still the favourite fabrics for warm winter Night wear. Thomson & Beattie, of Tay St. offer their usual qualities in plain pale shades and florals on delicate grounds at 1/4, 1/9, 2/9 yard—Advt. Farmers! Here's good news. We have just opened up a fine range of heavy Tweed Suits. This line has been hard to procure £3/15/- to £4/9/6. Extra good patterns up to Size B.—CARTER'S CLOTHING STORE.—Advt LINTON QUALITY COAL For More Heat at Less Cost. Advt