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Southland Times, Issue 21088, 21 May 1930, Page 6

J. W. P U C K E Y. FUR AND DRESS GOODS SPECIALIST. MOW SHOWING NEW SEASON’S il FUR COATS. . FUR COATS. FURS. FURS. FUR TRIMMINGS. FUR TRIMMINGS. VALUES THAT CANNOT BE SURPASSED! CALL TO-DAY AND INSPECT THESE LOVELY GOODS. WE RENOVATE AND REPAIR ALL CLASSES OF FUR GOODS. J. W. P UC K E Y. DEE STREET’. OPP. YARROW ST. PHONE 645. | Chromium Plated J i BICYCLES | i Will Not Rust | | Will Not Tarnish | i BOWDEN, GRANDf i B.S.A. | | £8 15/- to £lO 15/- 3 (S (» t SEE THE VERY LATEST IN g § FIRST GRADE BICYCLE ? g CONSTRUCTION g I GEO. WILSON | | CYCLE DEALER AND REPAIR 2 | EXPERT 6 g DEE STREET, Corner Spey Street, g § o • «l FOR QUALITY FUR GOODS ... Expert Furriers and Dress Goods Specialists. HAM & KEARNS, L™ THE ARCTIC. NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGS, DEE ST. PHONE: 439. A GIRL’S HANDSOME WRISTLET WATCH, WITH STRAP . . For 12/6 A LADY’S S-JEWEL SILVER W.RISTLET WATCH; with Strap. These Low Prices are possible because I have no shop rent to pay. Money refunded in full if not entirely satisfied. C. WARBURTON PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. COLONIAL CHAMBERS. - DEE STREET. lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIII 18. S. A. [ Chromium Plated j BICYCLES £lO 15/w These Machines will Not I Rust, and are the last I word in Cycle construcI ti° n * I SEE THE NEW MODELS y at I PETERSON’S BUILDINGS Q TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL | FUNERAL OBSEQUIES NEW UNDERTAKING FIRM. With the organization of the firm of Cowley and Company, Limited, a new undertaking business will be opened in Invercargill. The new concern, which will have its headquarters in Kelvin street, will provide the latest and most modern facilities for its clients. The building which they will occupy has been remodelled on up-to-date lines and the caskets will be constructed under the supervision of Mr H. Kirkpatrick, late of Lumsden, who for the past 25 years has been engaged in the undertaking business. Mr A. W. Cowley, well-known in Invercargill, will also take an active part in the work. Included in the equipment will be a beautifully designed motor-hearse on a Hudson super six chassis, the body being planned and built by Messrs J. and R. Walker of Invercargill. The colour of the body will be beverley blue, while the drapings will be of dark blue and gold. The new company will carry out work in both town and country and may be communicated with at telephone 2040 m at any hour of the day or TAdvtj,