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Southland Times, Issue 24834, 28 August 1942, Page 4

NOTICE It is requested that all business communications be addressed to the Manager, The Southland Times Office. Box 805, G.P.0., Invercargill. VICTOR GASTON (MRS E. V. McKEEVER). Floral Artist. Flowers by Wire. 103 DEE STREET. PHONE 818. Urgent Orders after Hours 731.

H. S. YOUNG, LTD. QUALITY FLORISTS, ESK STREET. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere in New Zealand. Phone 2134, After Hours 1313. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. COWLEY & CO. 15 Deveron Street. Phone 2040 M. (Day or Night). THOMAS BROS., (Invercargill), Ltd. SENIOR CERTIFIED FLORISTS. Phone 291. After Hours 1045. We Telegraph Flowers. THANKS MRS CALDER and FAMILY desire to thank all kind friends for the help given and the sympathy expressed to them in their recent bereavement. AxBl4 9sq Strang fid. I (Opposite Post Office) Travel Books make Interesting Week-end Reading. “ARCTIC JOURNEYS,” by Edward Shackleton. (Real Arctic adventures. “EVEREST 1933,” by Hugh Ruttledge. (A gripping story of adventure). “ON THE EDGE OF THE PRIMEVAL FOREST,” by Albert Schweitzer. (A story of heroism in tropical Africa). “A DESERT JOURNAL.” (The adventures of three missionaries in the Gobi Desert). “THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARD,” by Sir Douglas Mawson. (A story of pluck and endurance on a Polar endeavour). “GREAT MOTHER FOREST,” by Attilio Gatti. (A book of exploration and travel in Africa). “THIS WAS ENGLAND,” by Horace Annesley Vachell. (An entertaining book on travel in England). “ADVENTURES IN FRIENDSHIP,” by David Grayson. (A tramping story). “AN ALPINE JOURNEY,” “OVER TYROLESE HILLS,” “KAMET CONQUERED,” Three books about mountaineering by Frank S. Smythe. AU at 3/6. Our motto is "UPWARDS FOR QUALITY”; not “DOWNWARDS” for price competition. Ask for THOMSONS WATERS.