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Dunstan Times, 20 November 1944, Page 2

THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Co. Ltd. SHOULD SOME YEARS HAVE- ELAPSED SINCE YOU EXECUTED YOUR WILL it ia now perhaps advisable for you to re-peruse it so that you may judge whether, owing to changing conditions or variations in asset values, it requires some alterations. Our Officers will gladly discuss such matters with you and give you the benefit of their long experience in the practical administration of estates. Inquiries welcomed and given prompt attention at any of our Branches at DCKBDIII. OHBISTCHUHCH, TIMARG, OAMARU, INVERCARGILL —DIRECTORS—OTAGO —Edgar C. Hazlett (chairman), James Begg (vicechairman) Hon. W. Downie Stewart, William R. Brown. G. Z. Lindley. SOUTHLAND —Robert J. Gilmour. SOUTH CANTERBURY-J. J. Heasley NORTH CANTERBURY- A. R. Turnbull H. S. Lawrence. NORTH OTAGO-R. K. Ireland Alfred Ibbotson, General Manager, DUNEDIN OFFICE—I Vo«eI Street O. J. RUSSELL, District Manage) iiiii Wham WE ARE NOW SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL RANGE OP LADIES' SUMMER FROCKS IN Plain & Floral Spun Silks IN ALL SIZES ALSO an Extensive Stock of DRESS MATERIALS In Plain and Floral Silks and Cotton Prints. LADIES LOGKNIT UNDERWEAR UNDERSKIRTS. VESTS & BLOOMERS Girls Frocks All Sizes in Smart Print Frocks, with Bloomers to match. SANDAL SOCKS for Women and Girls. NAYLORS Clyde Cricketers I Seasoned Willow B*ts, youths to full size, Wiekets, Rubber Handle Grips, Score Books, Cricket Rads, Athletic Supports, Balls. All Bats Oiled and prepared on our special bat rolling machine free of charge. Write for our prices. THE OTAGO SPORTS DEPOT LTD. Stock Exchange Buildings, DUNEDIN.

MILK See that It Is pasteurised Milk is the almost perfect food. But it tan carry infection* This Vary real danger Is de* Stroyed by pasteurisation, v. In a small country town 26 people caught typhoid fever and four died. All cases were traced to one infected source of raw mifk. Part of that supply went to the city, where It was pasteurised. No typhoid coses occurred in the city. In another town 10/ cases of Starlet fever Were traced to one milk round* One of the hnilk handlers had the germ in his throat, He Was sus* pended and that milk supply was then pasteurised. There Were ne further cases. Germs in the cow’s udder can pass on Tuberculosis, Undulant Fever, Septic Sore Throat. Infected fingers of milkers or roundsmen can and do infect milk with Typhoid Fever, Food Poisoning, Summer Diarrhoea and Dysentery. From milker or roundsman Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria germs can get into milk. Milk-borne disease is a serious risk, yet Milk Is the most valuable single food of ail. What then ? The answer is simple t Pasteurised Bottled Hiik protects against milkborne Diseases. insist on Pasteurised Milk