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Southland Times, Issue 24651, 24 January 1942, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES SAVE KEROSENE & PETROL Householders and WITHOUT ELECTRIC POWER CAN BE INDEPENDENT OF KEROSENE OR PETROL SUPPLIES BY INSTALLING A “Windcharger” ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT. Limited stocks of 6, 12 and 32 volt machines are available. Write or call for details and prices. DICKEYS, LIMITED INVERCARGILL. Sole Agent. AiTENUON PLEASE -TOR NEWandGOOD USED MOTOR Jj PARTS . WIDE-AWAKE SERVICE And THE CHEAPEST PRICES in the DOMINION. theHiouse of a million parts Any Part for any Car or Truck at Prices that Defy Competition. SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY TRYING US FIRST. For Motor Parts, Tractor and Car Trailers and •I o ®Ser °utfits etc. SOUTHLAND MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD., (The Spare Part Specialists), DEE STREET, PHONE 1644 — GREAT INEWS ’ f PROFESSOR \ I WISEMAN j V returns / GENEROUS REDUCTIONS OFF ALL SCHOOL WEAR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL COLLEGE OUTFITS PRIMARY SCHOOL OUTFITS.. HIGH SCHOOL CAPS, Super Quality 4/TEC. CAPS. Super Quality—4/-. SHOP AND SAVE AT CARTER’S SCHOOL OPENING EVENT. ' Carter’s Clothing Store, 36 TAY STREET. PETROL RESTRICTIONS DON’T WORRY ABOUT THE SHORTAGE OF PETROL We build all types of HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS with full lock, for one, two or three horses. TWO-WHEEL JOGGERS, with Shafts. Also FARM UTILITY TRAILERS We specialize in this work and guarantee our jobs. You will find our prices right. AUTO WRECKERS (IN’GILL), TAY ST. (Opp. Technical School).

EVERYTHING for every Sport at Barrett’s Sports Depot, 140 Dee St. (We have it or it can’t be got). .22 cal. Browning automatic rifles, sheath knives, compasses. . WALKING Sticks, whistles, binoculars, 10 and 12X, rucsacs, ground sheets. Tents (all sizes), folding beds, camp chairs, stoves, tables, mattresses. OUTBOARD engines, oars, .lace-up thigh gum boots, Thermettes, axes, nests of billies, air gun pellets. Sandow Developers, Indian clubs. ICE Axes, alpine rope, microscopes, alpine stoves, valises, emergency air beds, golf clubs, bags, balls, baitcasting rods, reels and lines. FLOUNDER nets, archery equipment, croquet balls, mallets, bowls, Rock Gas equipment, Hairlock seats, fire extinguishers for caravans, etc. EVERYTHING an angler needs, several good used fly and minnow rods, cricket bats, all sizes, tennis rackets, balls, etc. (Barrett’s Sports Depot, 140 Dee Street). rillME Tells; See our Steelite Green 1 Signs.—Smith & Smith. Ltd., Esk Street DRESSMAKING HOLLYWOOD School of Dressmaking, Roslyn House, Esk Street, Mrs Mercier, Principal. Cast aside the cares of Dressmaking by learning from the “Simplest System Known.” Call for free demonstration or send for booklet. Don’t forget our cutting, tacking and pattern service. All inquiries Roslyn House, Invercargill. Phone 2743. Ffhe moderne school of 1 DRESSMAKING ROOM 5, Y.M.CA. BUILDINGS. Resumes teaching on FEBRUARY 2. Pupils kindly attend at usual hours. MISS E. COWLEY, Principal.

PLANTS AND SEEDS LEEK Plants, Musselburgh Flat. 2/100 post paid.—J. Hamilton, Ettrick. Jtsl6 BUSH Strawberries. New novelty. Fruits for nine months of year. Hardy and prolific. 5/6 doz. Posted. - Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. ANEMONES, Ranunculus, Choice Doubles in glorious mixed shades, 1/- doz, 50 for 3/-. Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. DAHLIAS for late flowering. Named varieties. Poms. Cactus. Charms, Decorative. 12/- doz. posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. LEEKS: Giant White, Heavy bearing for early crops. 3/6 100. Postage paid.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. _ Jfl4s DAMAGED Belting, 2Jin to lOin; also odd lengths in same.—E. H. BALL. ■j Damaged Wallboard. From JLOVV 25/- per 100 feet.—E. H. BALL. SPECIAL Polishing Cloths for Brass. Soldiers boon, 1/- each.—E. H. BALL.