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Evening Star, Issue 15343, 18 November 1913, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. I Therm* atNoYi WEATHER GAUGE AT NOOU -. > TO-DAY At CONN'S * "GRAND" PHARMACY. 11 •«2i»* \ IF? K I | 2*iiii«S 1 Barometer rising. CONN'S EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE IS FOR EVERYBODY. Whatever your circumstances may be, vou cannot afford to use Cheap Drugs. It's Poor Economy. CONN'S EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SER, v-iut, costs httb if any more—you know you are getting the very best—you are really heltino tour doctor to make you well. ~ lho action of fresh, active Drugs may tnrow tna balance in sour favor in a crisis. it might be well to ask your doctor about and Fairness. It s altogether likely he's buying ms Drugs from us now. PRESCRIPTIONS~CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS, EYEGLASSES, SPECTACLES, and REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. CONN'S "CRAND" PHARMACY. GRAND BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. HIRE MOTOR CARS FROM THE iTjADILLAO GARAGE. Spick-and-span *-J Cars always at your service. Garage Open Every Minute in the Year. GARAGE: OLD FIRE BRIGADE STATION. J. LAWRENCE, ._, , , Proprietor. 'Phone 3.420 LAWRENCE-ROXBURGH MOTOR SERVICE. A 30 H.P. TEN-SEATER CADILLAC CAR will LEAVE ROXBURGH EVERY MORNING at 8.30 for LAWRENCE, RETURNING SAME DAY, LEAVING LAWRENCE at 12.30, AFTER ARRIVAL of TRAIN FROM MILTON. For further particulars apply to D. R. JONES, Lawrence; Or CADILLAC GARAGE, Dunedin. 'Phone 3,120. TENDERS. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF STORES, UNIFORMS, Etc. Wellington, Ist November, 1913. SEPARATE WRITTEN TENDERS will be received up to noon of SATURDAY 10th January, 1914, for the SUPPLY and DELIVERY of the undermentioned STORES for the New Zealand Government Railways from Ist April, 1914, to 31st March, 1917:—' 1. Brooms and Brushes. 2. Candles and Soap. 3. New Zealand Flax Rope. 4. Galvanised Wire Rope. 5. Liquid Disinfectant. 6. Uniforms for Station Masters, Guards Porters, etc. ' 7. Uniform Caps for Station Masters Guards, Porters, etc. ' Conditions of contract, tender forms and schedules may be obtained at the Railway Stores, Newmarket, Petono, Addington, Hillside, and Invercargill, and at flip. Comptroller of Stores Oflice. Railway Buildings Wellington, at which places statements show-' ing the consumption during the year ended 51st March. 1913, may bo examined. Tenders to be addressed to the Gnoral Manager, Now Zealand Railways, "Wellington, and to be marked outside with the namo schedule of stores tendered for—i.e., "Tender for Brooms and Brushes," "Candles' and Soap," " Uniforms," etc., as the case may be. The lowest or any tender will not, necessarily be accepted, mid telegraphic tenders will not bo entertained. K. H. HILEY, General Manager. OTAGO HARBOR BOARD~ TENDERS' will be received up till MONDAY. 24th November, 1913, for Hm LEASE (yearly) of SECTION 23 and P\RT SECTION 25, Sawyers Bay District, as from Ist January, 1914. Upset rental, £2O per annum. J. BLAIR MASON, Secretary. Dunedin, 51 hj November, 1913. , RENDERS will be received till noon on -»- SATURDAY, November 22nd, for the ERECTION of a. SEASIDE COTTLE at. Waitati. SALMOND AND VANKS. A.R.1.8.A., Architects, National Bank Chambers. Dunedin. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK " T> EINFORCED MALTHOID." MAKES AN IDEAL FLAT ROOF. G. L. DENNISTON AND CO., Agents, Dunedin. J ARGE STOCKS of SEASONED RED PINE, OREGON, and other IMPORTED TIMBERS; lowest quotations. H. V. HADDOCK, LTD., Richardson street. fjpiMBER direct, from our own saw-mills; -B- lowest, quotations giveu. Henry F Moss, Ltd , 281 Princes street. TIMBER Merchant.— 24 Filleul street. All stocks thoroughly seasoned. Lime, Cement; lowest quotations on applied tion. » ' Estimates given; workmanship guaranteed. F. R. Brooks, 6 Brunswick street, South Dunedin TIMBER.— Building Timber of ewery description; seasoned dressed lines a speciality; very lowest quotations; special discount for ca-sh. Keith Ramsay. Lower Rattray street, Dunedin. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BYTE-LEPHONE. IXPERIENCE has shown that in the ifimv/SUIl? TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in Words and in the •Names of Persons, although the messages are read back to the sender, and occasionaTly tb !™ a "> Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVKR.TTSF.RJ? IkTtV. T?T7Yvrri?.errtnvi-, m^v YYutlTJi' THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, as we cannot hold ourselves responsible if errors occur.