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Southland Times, Issue 18852, 18 June 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MUSIC SONG DRAMA. A FEAST A FEAST FIT FOR Till; GODS FIT FOR IHE GODS COME VK ALONG COME VK ALONG ALL VK LOVERS ALL YE LOVERS OF GOOD SPORT OF GOOD SPORT AND HELP THE LADIES' HOCKEY ' ASSOCIATION AT THE | ALBION THEATRE Last Pcrfoimanec SKSSUK HAYAKAW'A Last' Performance —SESSUE HAYAKAW A 1 in i i “The Grey Horizon” i Comedies, Topicals, Educational;;, etc. I | SATURDAY: DIRECT FROM EUROPE; I PARIS - ■ the Gayest | PARIS '-of i PARIS- the Gayest. | is slimvn in liic Latest Continental Feature; i “ETERNAL LOVE.” | “ETERNAL LOVE.” j R’.th Ep. “MAN OF MIGHT,” etc., etc, | ] ADiKS’ HOCKEY CARNIVAL—VICE TORIA HALL. JUNE 23 to 26. 1 join ! PUBLIC NOTICES SOUTHLAND BOLDING <fc INVEST- ; MKNT SOCIETV & BANK OF DEPOSIT. i r pllK Society is receiving Money on Deben--1 lure at the mill,wing Rates; — At Call - 3 per cent, per ummm. At (I month.- 31 [id- rent, per annum. At 12 month.—4 per cent, per annum. At 2 years to 5 years- -41 per e-.nl. per annum. H. 1.. DAY. Jii37G Secretary. VOU give one .... jL ENGAGEMENT RING in a lifetime. Let it be a good one one that, should it so happen that she meets a more handsome and richer man than you, she will always have an excellent opinion of your good taste in selecting a RANKIN ENGAGEMENT RING. OUR KINGS HAN K GOOD SETTINGS AND PERFECT STONES, T. M. RANKIN RING SPECIALIST, Tay Street. 'Phone—los3. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. REGISTRATION OF APIARIES. NOTICE TO PERSONS KEEPING BEES. J N compliance with the regulations under the Apiaries Amendment Act, 1913, gazetted on P2th July. 1917, as to the registration of apiaries, every person keeping one or more hives of bees is required to malre application to register same (luring the month of June, 19’2(). Applications will lie receiver! by the Director of the Horticulture Division, Box SSS, Wellington. Registration is free of charge; the penalty ot non-registration is a line not exceeding £5. Forms of application for registration are obtainable from the principal offices of this Department or from toe Director of fhe Horticulture Division, Department of Agriculture, Wellington, or irnm any ol the larger Post OlTiccs throughout the Dominion. A ITLE TREKS THAT ALMOST GUARANTEK RESULTS. Only the Rest stock can give the biggest crops, and it will pay every grower to plant Horton’s Pedipi ee Apple Trees, if he wants maximum rtsults. Every Horton-grown tree is true to name- -has been grown from a tested and proved good fruiting parent, and is well shaped ant! well rooted. Moreover, the Horton [nicking system is admittedly the best di .<aim i nsures lust every tree arrives in pool condition. Here’s one of hundreds of letters from satisfied customers; —Mr W. H. Campbell of Dumbarton. Roxburgh, writes: “I am highly pleased with the quality, also the manner in which the fruit irres w< re packed. The growth is very fine and the roof system all that could be desired.” Huge slocks of every variety are available, including Jonathan, Stunner, Munroc’s Favourite, Delicious, Statesman, Cox’s Orange Pippin, Ballarat Seedling, Dougherty. Lord Wolselcy. Gravenstein, etc.; thus orders can be filled at. once. No_tre£ goes out- until approved by Government Orchard Inspector. Prices from £7 10/- per hundred for commercial grade—quotations given for special grade trees. Write for a free copy of the Horton Catalogue—full information of assistance to growers. Correspondence solicited. THO3. HORTON, LTD., ‘ Horton’s Trees Grow.” Hear! Office and Nursery; HASTINGS, H.B. Prime ■ Meat IS 3 AIWA Y3 OBTAINABLE AT J. L. HANNON & €O. CONON AND ESK STREETS. WINTER BROS. SPEY STREET. ’Phone —779. ,POAL MERCHANTS AND GENERAL „ CARRIERS. Motor Lorry for biro (day or night). Comtortabie seating for passengers, footballers lodges, and picnic parties, etc., at reasonable rates. FURNITURE REMOVED (town or country), by motor. AGENTS lor BEATTIE, COSTER & CO.’a MATAURA LIGNITE. GIVE THE DIGGER FIRM A TRIAL. /2LAS Gnllers, Gas Irons, Tubing, Conncoe* tionfi, inverted and upright Mantles. THE LONDON, Esk street. A SPECIAL Line of GENTS’ TWEED v OVERCOATS to clear at 79/6. COPELAND’S, 36 DEE STREET.