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Southland Times, Issue 24240, 25 September 1940, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES SWEET SEVENTEEN —Yes in a minute seventeen tasty Meat Pies are delivered by our new automatic pie making machine —and they’re so handy—just a warm up in the oven and you’ll enjoy A MILLARS PIE FOR TEA

He was a professor erudite, W’ho knew the declensions through quite From mensa to hoc, The Latin for sock, And the square of “Pi R” and cube right; But he had a great time When he couldn’t decline The pics Millars make just as you like. SITUATIONS WANTED AND SITUATIONS VACANT will be found on PAGE 2 THIS MORNING. THE Winning Ticket for the Art Union in aid of the WAIKIWI CATHOLIC CHURCH was 5.2438. 8967 PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN - SHEARING. _< j CONSIDERATION is being given to a proposal to conduct Shearing Classes (practical work in a country shed) extending over a period of ten days possibly late in October or early November. Expert tuition will be given in Shearing, and classing of wool. Before making a definite decision about the matter, it is necessary to obtain some indication of the possible number of young men who would take part. Therefore, would all who are interested immediately communicate with the undersigned.

New Zealand Farmers’ Union. A. L. ADAMSON, 8949 Provincial Secretary. TO THE WHEATGROWERS OF SOUTHLAND. HAVING represented the wheatgrowers of Southland on the electoral Committee of the United Wheatgrowers of N.Z., Ltd. for a number of years, I am desirous of seeking reelection. The policy which lam advocating is to ensure for Southland growers, with the assistance of representatives south of the Waitaki certain advantages, such as drying kiln for conditioning wheat. A guaranteed price for fowl wheat. Local independent means of ascertaining moisture content of wheat and the ruling price to be given “on truck” instead of F. 0.8. Ballot Paper must be posted not later than Saturday, 28th September. C. C. DERRETT, - 5t667 Wendonside. ANNOUNCEMENT. WE have to announce to our many Customers and to the Public generally that we have arranged to COMBINE OUR BUSINESSES, and to carry on together as a Private Company under the style of “Cockerill and Campbell, Limited,” Gore. We are satisfied that this step will enable us to meet war conditions and to give our many customers and friends even more efficient service than we have in the past. The combined businesses will from Ist October be carried on at the Gore Rialto, where the principals of both firms will be in constant attendance to meet your requirements. THE GORE RIALTO, L. T. Cockerill. CAMPBELL’S, Wilson C. Campbell. 8972

LAWNMOWERS-I have a number of American, Canadian and English (Ballbearing) 12in, 14in, 16in, 17in Mowers, five blades, reconditioned with new parts and several as good as new. All guaranteed in first class order. The latest. models 12in, 14in, 16in. (Ballbearing) five blades fitted with staytite cone screws ensuring perfect adjustment and easy running. Prices 71/to 108/6. —H. MACDONALD (Lawnmower Specialist), 85-87 Spey Street. Next City Hotel.

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