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Southland Times, Issue 24823, 15 August 1942, Page 2

REUNION f (RETURNED SERVICES | THE DRUMMOND SUB-ASSN, will hold their Re-union on SATURDAY, August 22nd, at 8 p.m. 2152 MUSIC TEACHERS H HAWAIIAN STUDIO Above Hallensteins, Esk Street. ALL Instruments taught by standard music. Piano-accordions, Hawaiian Instruments, Banjo-mandolin. All makes of ordinary and chromatic accordions. W. MATTHEWS, Registered Teacher Diploma. BUS AND TRAIN CONCESSIONS. We Buy and Sell Used Instruments. SHIPPING NOTICES. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Crescent, INVERCARGILL. Telephone 1772 and 1773. PASSENGER & CARGO SERVICES Lyttelton-Wellington, Picton-Welling-tor, South Sea Islands, Australia. Particulars on application. WELLINGTON-LYTTELTON SERVICE. For date of sailing, inquire at Company’s office. Frequent cargo sailings to New Zealand Coastal Ports.—Particulars on application. Booking Agents for: UNION AIRWAYS OF N.Z. COOK STRAIT AIRWAYS. TASMAN EMPIRE AIRWAYS. BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS AIRLINES OF AUSTRALIA. And all other principal Air Lines. Consignees requiring cargo stopped at Bluff are requested to notify the Company in writing before the arrival of the steamer. The Company will use every endeavour to comply with consignees’ instructions, but in the event of being unable to locate or sort the cargo in the ship at Bluff no responsibility can be accepted.

SHAW SAVILL LINES ’ PASSENGER SERVICES TO ENGLAND. TO SOUTH AFRICA. DOMINION MONARCH First Class Only. AKAROA MATAROA CERAMIC TARAMOA Cabin Class Only. ARAWA EMPIRE GRACE Tourist Class Only. SHAW SAVILL & ALBION CO., LTD. (Inc. in England), Wellington. And Agents Throughout New Zealand. JJ A. N. Z. I N E Montreal, Australia, New Zealand Line, Limited. (Inc. in Canada). Regular Monthly Service to U.S.A. and Canada. Ports of Discharge: NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL and/or HALIFAX. Cargo accepted for Inland Points in U.S.A. and CANADA. For further information apply to— U.S.S. Co., Ltd. J. G. Ward & Co., J. E. Watson and Co., Ltd. BOARD AND RESIDENCE LDERLY Gentleman wants sunny furnished room, morning tray; reasonable. Vicinity Herbert, Duke Streets. —Reply “A.Y.,” Times. Am4oB VERY reasonable board offered young lady or soldier’s wife handy to town, Modem home.—Apply “P.P.,” Times. A 1376 WANTED TO RENT RIB at Rocks or Colac Bay during Christmas school holidays.—Write “W.W.,” Times.AnriOO LARGE unfurnished Room with fireplace; central. State price.—“K.W,” Times.Al36o WANTED to rent B. & R. Bungalow with garage or Wooden Bungalow; (furnished or unfurnished).—Phone 1539 TO LET ARTLY Furnished Room to elderly lady—Write “T.W.,” Times. Am 399 (110 LET. One roomed Hut.—Apply 1 160 Esk Street.Ak327 OXBURGH, To Let, Sunny, well furnished rooms; suit retired couple.—W. Riach.Am3B6 DEE Street, Avenal, Barber’s Shop and fittings. Reasonable rental to approved tenant.—Apply “M-W-,” Times. PP _A1364 5 ROOMED Brick and Roughcast Bungalow, Lewis Street, Gladstone. —Apply' Perpetual Trustees Co., Ltd., 5 Don Street, Invercargill. 2157 WINTON ~HORSE SALEF~ At the Winton horse sale yesterday a large number of buyers attended and bidding was brisk, prices showing an advance on ruling rates. Before the sale of draughts the trotter Danny Malone was sold on account of Mr J. O'Shannessy for 200 guineas. The other trotters advertised were passed in except for a filly which realized II guineas. Prices for draughts were as follows: Four-year-old geldings £6 to £l6/10/-; 4-year-old mares, £lB to £l9; 5-year-old geldings £8 to £l2'. 5-year-old mares £lB to £2O; 6-year-old geldings £6 to £l2: 7-year-old gelding £24 (highest price this season); aged horses £6 to £lO. Harness sold at market values and joggers at £l4/10/-.