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Southland Times, Issue 18860, 28 June 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES ' s A FEW SELECT PROPERTIES WORTH THE MONEY. QQ ACRES Leasehold Land, 7 years lease with good terms to purchase at the end of the lease, only 5 miles from Invercargill. Annual rental, £3O; carry cows besides young stock. 4-roomed dwelling, good byre, etc. PRICE FOR QUICK SALE—£3SO. One of the cheapest little properties ever offered. ACRES, only a few miles from town. Good 5-roomed dwelling, stable, cowbyre, barn, etc. Factory 4-milc from property. PRICE—£I7OO. £7OO CASH REQUIRED. M QDERN 7-roomed Dwelling, situated in high part of the town. Electric light throughout, motor shed, fowlhouses, i-acre cf laud nicely laid out. Splendid j lot of fruit trees, native shrubs and tiowera. An ideal home for retired farmer. PRICE—£ISSO. Terms arranged. TT/’E have a first-class Accommodation ’ ’ House in rising country town, together with 1 acre of land, large stables, bil-liard-room, etc. The only house in the district. Good reason for selling. Full particulars on application. SCANDRETT & SONS, LTD. LAND AGENTS. ALL Prizes won at the LADIES' HOCKEY CARNIVAL may be claimed at the Y.M.C.A.. between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on THURSDAY. Jx723 PUBLIC NOTICE. ALL Cattle straying on my Property after June 30 will be impounded. G. R. COLLIN SON, 3Jx711 Tussock Creek. THE ASSOCIATED BOARD Of the ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. T/ 1 NTRIES for the Practical Examinations close on THURSDAY, JULY 1. Forms may be obtained from The Bristol Piano Co., Messrs C. Begg & Co., or the undersigned. J. F. LILLICRAP, Hon. Local Representative. Esk street. 4Jx710 WAIMATUKU RIVER BOARD. "VTOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Provisions of "The River Boards Act, 1908,” and "The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913,” the Waimatuku River Board has resolved to proceed to raise a Loan of £BOOO for the purpose of carrying out improvements in straightening, deepening, widening and embanking the Waimatuku Stream from its mouth throughout its length within the district ; also for acquiring any machinery for the execution of such work, and.tor paying the costs of the Engineer. The currency of the loan to be 20 years and the rate of interest 5J per cent, and 1 per cent, sinking fund. The Board pledges for the said Loan a dit'eren--1 tial special rate levied according to the classification of lands on the rateable property within the district. The copy of the resolution may be seen at the Office of the Clerk of the Board, Standard Buildings, King street, Otautau. The cost of raising the loan, the first year's interest and first year’s sinking fund • to t>e paid out of the Loan. Dated at Otautau this sth day of June, 1920. JOHN FISHER. 4Jf149 Clerk. UNTO?! AND WAIRIO COAL DEPOTS (LIMITED). JTJEG to announce that they have taken over the Progress and Industrial CoOperative Society’s Goal Yard, in Liddel street, and have purchased the output of j the above mines and will retail the Coal I direct from the mine to consumers, at the j following reduced rates for cash. I Goal taken direct from the Depot, Liddel -erect. in ton lots, will he sold at the following prices:— LINTON GCAL £2 3/- per ton WAIRIO COAL . . £1 19/- per ton Delivered to consumers within the Borough as follows; UNTON COAL—£2 10/- per tor. £1 5/- half-ton 13/- quarU'fctou 5/- P er LasWAIRIO COAL—£2 G/- per ton £1 3/- half-ton 12/- quarter-ton 4/9 per bag. All Orders for Linton and Wairio Coal must he made to the— MANAGER, LINTON & WAIRIO COAL DEPOTS, LIMITED, Esk street, Invercargill. P.O. Box —301. Telephone—272. TERMS: CASH WITH ORDER. Prime Meat IS ALW AYS OBTAINABLE AI J. L. HANNON & CO. CONON AND ESK STREETS, /TENTS' RELIABLE LEVEiC 33/- and 40/-, Best Value in Southland. C. WARBURTOH, Watchmaker, Colonial Chambers, DEE STREET. (Six years; with Geo. Lumadeo.) No connection w*th the Watchmakers’ Aim, J