A POLITE CAB DRIVER. i A cabman was driving a very stout old lady one day, and had, some difficulty in getting her in and out. “I'm afraid I’m a bother to you,” said she, as he was helping her out. “Not a bit.” answered the cabby, meaning to be gallant. “I likes a fare what steadies the cab.”
HOW MUCH IS YOUR TIME WORTH ? If you are a busy man, you count every minute worth money. WE SELL WATCHES OF ALL STANDARD MAKES, AND) GUARANTEE THEM.
importing direct from the world’s best manufacturers, we offer the very highest goods at prices that represent good value with every figure. The Watches recommended by us are time Mr keepers known the world V over for accuracy and reliability.
WRITE US ON THE WATCH QUESTIONPETER DICK 490 Moray Place (just off Princess St, next to United Friendly Society's Die* pensary. DUNEDINKeep NAZOL handy in yonr office, shop r home. A few drops or whiffs will revent coughs and eolde. Prev®atioo is •tisr than sure.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 2989, 29 September 1919, Page 1
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172Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Dunstan Times, Issue 2989, 29 September 1919, Page 1
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