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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24419, 3 October 1940, Page 14

UNDERTAKERS STRINGER & WILSON. Undertakers, fhames street, Oamaru. Phone 1812. Night and holiday calls: J. W. Stringer. 17 Arun street (phone 1344); Alex. Wilson. 13 Nen street (phone 1336). FLORISTS Floral wreaths, bouquets, etc wm. t. sings. Two outstanding VEGETABLES for 1940: Turnip. PURPLE GLOBE. Beetroot. KITCHENER. BARRELSHAPED. Posted. Is 2d. AMUSEMENTS KAKANUI, October 5: PRESENTATION to Mr, Mrs C. Leen and Mrs Leen, sen,; ladies basket, non-subscribers 2s. OAMARU Miniature Rifle Club: Members are requested to attend Annual SOCIAL, Clubroom, Saturday, October 5. SATURDAY: GALA DAY, Furney’s Bus leaves Georgetown 9.35 a.m., and the Racecourse at 5 p.m.

DANCING N ORT s H o , OTAGO SCOTTISH SOCIETY (Incorporated) SATURDAY, 8 p.m. POPULAR PUBLIC DANCE SCOTTISH HALL. OAMARU Prizes for Winners Novelty Dances FIRST GRADE ORCHESTRA (five players). FLOOR SECOND TO NONE Refreshments served Cordials procurable AWAMOKO HALL: Georgetown Basketball Club’s Annual DANCE: TONIGHT (October 3). Admission: Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies Is 6d. Proceeds for Soldiers - Parcels, AWAMOKO HALL; Georgetown Basketball Club’s Dance has been POSTPONED owing to unforeseen circumstances. A RDGOWAN BALL: POSTPONED to A Wednesday, October 23. Fortnightly Dance as usual, October 9. EUCHRE WINDSOR HALL: Final Night for Aggregate Euchre, Saturday, October 5, 8 o'clock. Roll up. Funds for Air Force Queen. BOXING g ■!*. KEVIN’S COLLEGE ANNUAL BOXING TOURNAMENT Will be held in the COLLEGE HALL TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Admission Free. MEETINGS LABOUR PARTY, Oamaru Branch. Monthly Meeting. Foresters’ Hall. Eden street, Saturday, October 5, 8 p.m. Speaker, Mr Nordmeyer, M.P. Party members only. PUBLIC NOTICES ANTED! WANTED! - GOODS FOR GALA MARKET Will members of Women’s Organisa tions leave Produce and Handwork at the Dug-out on FRIDAY, from 10 till 4, or at the Racecourse on SATURDAY MORNING, from 10 until 12! MOTOR CARS FOR SALE pETROL RESTRICTIONS EASED NOW THAT WE HAVE GOT A DEFI NITE PROMISE OF MORE PETROL FOR NOVEMBER. THERE IS BOUND TO BE A BIG DEMAND FOR GOOD USED CARS WE WOULD SUGGEST THAI YOU INSPECT THE EXCELLENT RANGE OF CARS AT PRESENT IN OUR SHOWROOM. DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE BEST ARE PICKED OUT Remember;— CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HERE GILLIES’S GARAGE, • THAMES STREET. Oamaru. 1346 Phones 1347 A GIFT MOTOR CAR. Morris 8; done only 8000 miles: as new; £lB5. —Address “ Car,” Box 116, Oamaru

WANTED TO BUY BACON PIGS. 7id frozen weight, 7d cold weight; make arrangements; we will collect.—Fraser’s Bacon Factory, PROPERTIES FOR SALE 1 rv ACRES - FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE. 1" All conveniences: 1000 fowls. 1000 sexed pullets, incubators, brooders, etc going concern, £IBOO. A real moneymaker. TATTERSALI ’S EXCHANGE, Phone 1234. A FARM WE CAN RECOMMEND 220 ACRES L.I.P Good 6-roomed House, every convenience Good range of outbuildings PRICE, £1450 FOX & KIRKNESS, Thames street Telephone 1585 SALES BY AUCTION At Our Rooms. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, At 2 p.m. fPATTERSALL’S EXCHANGE J- will sell on account of a client: 1931 Chevrolet six-cylinder truck (two-ton, long wheelbase), Fordson tractor with pulley, six-cylinder Hudson car (suitable to convert to truck) 1 truck body, 1 trailer, garage jack, grindstone, crosscut saws, wedges, mauls, axes, bushman’s saw, 30-inch circular saw, quantity roofing iron, timber and rubberoid. several secondhand tyres, springs and motor parts, and sundries too numerous to mention. AUCTION: Axmlnster Carpet, Hall Runner. Chesterfield Suites, Odd Chesterfield Suites, Morris Suite, Bookshelves, Fireside Chairs, Card Table, Seagrass Chairs, Couches. Wireless, Gramophone, Duchesse Chests. Commode, Mirrors, Eiderdown, Tables.— Mulligan and Forbes, Friday. AUCTION: Poultry, Ducks, Methven Boiler, Gate, Netting, Separator. Safe Radiator, Bicycles, Mowers.— Mulligan and Forbes, Friday.