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Southland Times, Issue 25505, 27 October 1944, Page 4

n. e. McKeever (Late Victor Gaston) FLORAL ARTIST. FLOWERS BY WIRE. Opp. POST OFFICE. PHONE 818 Urgent Orders after Hours 731. FUNERAL DIRECTORS COWLEY & CO. 15 Tay Street. (Opp. First Church). Phone 2040 M. (Day or Night). Florists 73 Dee St., Ph»ne 2492 — r tG'* / JM). Cz* Esk St., Phone 2134. Zz* 7 After Hours, 1313 & 1419.

THOMAS BROS. (Invercargill) Ltd. SENIOR CERTIFIED FLORISTS. Phone 291. After Hours 1045. We Telegraph Flowers. FORDS. FLORISTS ESK STREET (Cambridge Place). For beautiful Wreaths and Floral Emblems. Let Flowers carry your message. Flowers telegraphed anywhere. Wreaths always ready. Phone 552, Res. 2642. SOUTH’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD. DEE STREET, (Opposite Post Office) From Our Latest Shipment Cecil Roberts’s new novel, “So Immortal a Flower,” 11/-. A favourite reprint by the same author, “Victoria Four-Thirty,” 7/3. Gun Buster’s New Book, “Grand Barrage,” 8/6, being a companion volume to “Return via Dunkirk,” “Battle Dress” and “Zero Hour.” “Middle East Diary”: Noel Coward, 10/3 A Reprint of that fascinating Children’s book “Ballet Shoes”: Noel Streatfield, 10/3. “Cluny Brown”: Margery Sharp, 9/6. “The Friendly Young Ladies”: Mary Renault, 12/6. “The Wood and the Trees”: Mary Mitchell, 10/6. “Joy as it Flies”: Beatrice Kean Seymour, 13/6. “Wings Deceive”: Edith Simon, 14/6. “Where Helen Lies”: Margaret Lane, 12/-. “The Moving Finger”: Agatha Christie, 9/6. “Fun with Mechanics”: Herbert McKay, 6/-. Postage Extra. MEN’S BLACK AND BROWN SHOES SHOES ALL SIZES. ABRAHAM WACHNER, Don Street. More Heat For Your Money LINTON QUALITY COAL-Advt