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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.

I DO IT NOW! PRESERVE YOUR OWN AUTUMN FOLIAGE WITH YOUNG’S AUTUMN LEAF PRESERVATIVE. 8 oz. bottle with' full directions for use. 2/6 Sole Agents and Distributors H. S. YOUNG, LTD. SEEDSMEN AND FLORISTS, 46 ESK STREET. IIUNERAL DIRECTORS COWLEY &■ CO., 15 Deveron Street. Phone 2040 M. (Day and Night). ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS Beauty and charm from VICTOR GASTON, 109 DEE STREET. Southland’s Leading Floral Artist. Phone 818. Urgent after hours 2877. FLOWERS BY WIRE. i . ! THANKS rpHE MURRAY FAMILY, of Herbert JL Street, desire to thank their friends and relatives for messages and floral tributes in their recent bereavement. AxBoB THANKS MRS J. a. WILSON and FAMILY desires to thank all kind neighbours, relations and friends, especially the R.S.A., for their messages of sympathy and floral tributes, etc., in their recent sad bereavement. Ax 799

Everybody knows that the quality to be looked for in any beverage is PURITY. Ssa Mtom ud. [ BOOKSELLERS & | (Opposite Post Office) PLEASANT STORIES

ANNE HEPPLE: “Annals of a Little | Shop,” 6/ANNE HEPPLE: “Scotch Broth,” 6/ANNE HEPPLE: “Sweet Ladies,” 6/ISABEL CAMERON: “Gillian Munro” 6/ANNIE SWAN: “The Enchanted Door” 7/6 FLORENCE BONE: “A Yorkshire Baking,” 4/6 FLORA KLICKMANN: “Delicate Fuss” 5/-. W. RILEY: “Witch-Hazel,” 5/W. RILEY: “Windyridge,” 5/W. RILEY: “Windyridge Revisited,” 5/W. RILEY: “Gold Chains,” . 5/D. E. STEVENSON: “Miss Buncle’s Book,” 5/HENRY ST. JOHN COOPER: “Sunny Ducrow,” 5/SOPHIA CLEUGH: “Matilda,” 5/R. C. SHERRIFF: “Greengales,” 5/GRACE RICHMOND: “With Juliet in England,” 4/6 MYRTLE REED: “Lavender and Old Lace,” 4/6 ELIZABETH GOUDGE: “A City of Bells,” 2/9 & 5/6. O. DOUGLAS: "Jane’s Parlour,” 2/9. ELIZABETH CORBETT: “A Nice Long Evening,” 2/9 WARWICK DEEPING: “Old Pybus” 5/6 VALENTINE: “The Blue Pool,” 1/9. 1

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Southland Times, Issue 24422, 30 April 1941, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 24422, 30 April 1941, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 24422, 30 April 1941, Page 4

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