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Southland Times, Issue 21095, 29 May 1930, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES. FARMERS - We thank you for having ordered our Lime so freely since we opened up our new quarry. Our year’s output has been a record one — the largest since we commenced in the lime business. / And we would just like to tell you that our lime is purer and drier than ever ‘ and that we still guarantee an analysis on a dry basis of 90% and our price is right at 11/6 PER TON net cash within a month. So order now through your agent or direct from— The Browns Lime Company Limited.

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Marvil Junior J HOT WATER, BOILER , AND INCINERATOR. r , ? For Use . Fc’f Use Bunga- ___ rTOrU Gas or i Hfl - Electric small /Tk ---.yrjL"' Ranges. ; Houses. U.===.—- ■: -r—- -' H • ith t , Sha “" s ;or Electricity, with the M Bottom—no dust, the ■ “Marvel Junior” provid- ® ashes drop into the pan I ing 25 gallons of Hot IwUBTH I after pressing a knob. ’ Water per hour. O * O A ft [ Newberry, Walker, Ltd. 1 flC© dLO“U"V ; Manufacturers, Dunedin.

SAWMILLING TS AN ART —and more care and attention is required than most businesses get. OUR MILL is managed on best lines, and we can supply at short notice almost any specification in RED PINE. WHITE PINE. BLACK PINE OR TOTARA. FARMERS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. GOOD STOCK OF SECOND-CLASS available at from 11/- to 13/- on Trucks BIRCH & CO. SAWMILLERS - - - - TUATAPERE. OFFICE BOX 1, GORE.

Q Rich, Fruity Flavours | O t^iat give delicious j) /a a results in Cooking ? j | I ' | •) These favourite Culinary Essences •! C. are noted for their unvarying Full OJI j) > /JUyA Strength, Purity, and High Quality. By < /r I ' lheir use wonderfully pleasing Dainties Q I and enjoyable Desserts can be prepared, / /q, i) / to which various flavours can be im- $ ASK FOR parted—strong or delicate, as-desired. THE FLAT Obtainable in the following flavours:— G PANEL LEMON, PINEAPPLE, ALMOND, 5 bottle VANILLA, CINNAMON. G ' GINGER, STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, “ Kiwi” Essences are obtainable from all Storekeepers.

a, TTFI IVT A _ The Popular Remedy tor indigestion, BiliousBP iUill I- ■fl ness, and Acidity of the Stomach. Invaluable wLr H aAI » in cases of Heartburn, Liver Complaints, J< w JL, >r Nausea, Headaches, Coslaveness, Vomiting, — B. < JI and all Derangements of the Digestive Organs. IW Price 1/6 and 3/- per Bottle. SjrYLY A Mild and Safe Ap.enent for Old and Young. Obtainable from All Chemists and Storekeepers.