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Dunstan Times, Issue 3129, 7 August 1922, Page 1

1 MAIL ORDER. I Sweeping Reductions for one month only in Baby Cars, and Go-Carts. Now selling at Manufacturers Prices. Carriage PaidIt is impossible to buy cheaper. We defy Competition. Only the best English wheels Used. Send for CATALOGUE, Direct from the Makers. L. Pitcher & Co. Opposite Railway Station, DUNEDIN. W. H. WADDELL (late Army Sergt. Farrier) has pleasure in notifying the public of Clyde and District that he has taken over the old-established Blacksmiths Shop at Clyde, where he hopes to get a share of public patronage. A I Jdescriptions of work undertaken. Kiwi Rabbit Traps 35/- dozen. plus railage. J^OTICE TO FRUITGROWERS Fruitgrowers would be well advised to see our Advice Note and Invoice Books, They are a check on the output, and no grower can afford to be without them. Give us a call STEVENS BROS, Clyde. • QmmQT&ial Clyde. G. LARKING ; Proprietor, This large and commodious two story stone building, is replete in each department with every requisite, and of the best quality obtainable. The unanimous verdict A popular and well appointed establishment Hot and Cold Shower Baths, Sample Rooms for Travellers, Good Stabling. Horses V Traps for Hire SAVE MONEY AND TROUBLE. By getting your Land and Income Tax Returns made out correctly by > ARTHUR CLOTHIER, Nearly 30 years withthe Land and Income Tax Department) ii, Crawford st. Dunedin. Postal Address G.P.O, 611 b. KEATING'S PUWDER destroy BUSS jEAS, MOTHS, BEETLES, and all aer insects, whilst quite harmles to mestic animals. In exterminating etles the success of the powder is extra, linary. It is perfectly clean in applican See the article you purchase is RATING’S, that is, with the signature [OMAS KEATING on each tin, itations are noxious and ineffectual Sold Id and Is each, by all chemists

affects entire system. as sooii *a you have liver trouble you wui mum it, but you may tot know that Cuamucr lain’s laUc-ts will ‘give yoo piouipt and permanent relief no mattehow long standing me trouble has been You may bo well now, but you should hoar in mind that indigestion and conHapaiiiou are natuia’s warning of futu e liver trouble. Chamberlain’s Tablets ."■iken at the first indication erf either ot these complaints will sa v e you mucii future suffering, Sold bj t BLOY, Clyde.