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Southland Times, Issue 18853, 19 June 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SEND TilE CHILDREN TO-DAY. Wr will cut ci-r2in them royally. ALBION THEATRE They met ami loved, she was Ids inspiration thru in the whirl of busy Parisian life he forgot, but the liulo peasant girl never forgot, and when his need was greatest, was BEADY with the aid and protection her great love provided. RUTH CLIFFORD - in “ ETERNAL LOVE." “ ETERNAL LOVE." ETERNAL LOVE.” \ STORY OF THE FAMOUS "QUARTIEB IATTN” PEOPLED BY GAY STUDENTS AND BEWITCHING MODEI.S. A DRAMA oE A (IB EAT LOVE THAT COE EE' FORGIVE ALL. 1;; 11 Ep. "MAN OF MIGHT." Mimicking Comedies, etc... etc. Book by 'J el,-phone at the Albion. •■SOUTHLAND LADIES’ HOCKEY K) carnival. VICTORIA HALE JUNE 23 to 23. IT ENTY OF GOOD T HINGS TO BUY. STALLS .0.411 PUBLIC NOTICES. SOUTHLAND BUILDING A- INVESTMENT SOCIETY A BANK OF DEPOSIT. r’MiE Sonet vns receiving Money on Debcn- — tur- at the following Rales; -- A.t Call d. per cent, per anunm. A: ti month.- AC per cent, per i.amim. At IT month.—-4 per cent, per annum. At - wars to o wars -41 per cent, per II. 1.. HAY. ,; n :;7C, Secretary. WAIMATUKU RIVER BOARD. ROLE / TOIRS of |h" Roll of the Wuim.it uku Ri-.or Board, arc open for ins[.action THE POST OE! iUE, CAEOIUM T iIE POST < iFFiCE. DRUMMOND '] li !•: po.-T OFFICE, WAIMATUKU. A.n.i at the Cl'i-'- Oliii-c, Standard Building-, Ooounu. .Any chon..- for alteration must be lodged v■ i; b the Clerk on or InTore WEDNESD.W. .1 UNE 80. 1020. BRIN FISHER, .UDsA Clerk. TURNER BROS. :: t.nv. ia; r.vmrw ST., m-NiailN. <MAS!I BUYERS AND REPORTERS OF 7 > \ ? I TED 1 S. cYl'mi is OUR PRICES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Pi ime A\Nis: it I <ocs . Firs! Winter J toes . Se. 'md Winter Do.-s )Vin;e Winter Burl;-Ft.-I Winter Bucks S —..ml Winter Hurt-; Fade Winter-. .. . . Sid tUld nS.I t'.Od . . . .12(1 . . . P’.d

Prime !!■■(•!.s h’Od ] !' Ifid Ai !> rwiEErsKiys, v.'gdl. 111 ni:s, CAMAKINS, TALLOW. and iiDiISEJIAIR VISITORS TO DUNEDIN. PLU N KKT 60Cl ETY. IR6E LAW thf’ Sne'cty’ Co.’s Duuding.-, I THURSDAYS, a ill ho in attendance at Room, .1. K. Watson it ■ strrrt. on TfL'DAYS. i SATURDAYS, from 11 to 4 p.m. Services DREE. Private Address: eo Mrs Huffadine, Gala street. Telephone--230. JkSOO Alex. PEAT & Co., Ltd. LEET STREET, INVERCARGILL. Garage Phono; (Alex. Peat) 471 (Alex. Leslie) COLE SOUTHLAND AGENTS; ALLEN, ° MAXWELL, OLDSMOIIiLE CARS. Say, Sam, do you believe this? It’s a fact. There are eight great plants covering 250 acres, employing 12,000 men working ceaselessly to produce, Maxwells, and the result is there arc over 300,000 of these cars running on the road to-day. In 191-1 there was one Maxwell in every 1000 cars. In 1915 there was one Maxwell in every 500 cars. In 1910 one in every 48 cars. In 1919 there was one Maxwell in every 16 cars. Well, Bill, I’ll just slip round and "■et a Maxwell now while they are still £465 because I hear they will soon be over'£soo, and if all you say is true they are well worth it. SWEEP. ELECTRICALLY EFFECTIVELY And CLEANING WHILE YOU SWEEP. No spring-cleaning necessary in the house where a Richmond Cleaner is used. THE RICHMOND 15 ST. Spry, Ltd, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. -Tay St., Invercargill.