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Evening Star, Issue 16033, 9 February 1916, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ThcnafrWSATHBB GAUOB AT KOOlf TO-DAY BMtor *A Hm At CONN’S “CRAND" PHARMACY, Barometer falling. SIX THOUSAND PRESCRIPTIONS DURING 1915. TF by the exercise of any extra care, if by the attention to selection of better goods, ■we can improve our record for 1916, we shall be ha.ppy, but it is a known fact amongst doctors and the public, and druggists alike, that our drugs are as pure os money can buy or times produce, that our care is extreme, that our compounding is scientifically perfect; so if wo beat our 1915 record this year you must trust absolutely to your own confidence in bringing more of your prescriptions to us to be filled. OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS, EYEGLASSES. SPECTACLES, AND REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. CONN’S "GRAND” PHARMACY, GRAND BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephones 546, 552, Residence 3,055. rpiLBURY FORWARDING COMPANY, 1 LIMITED. Office: No. 7 Crawford street (NE.lnsurance Company Buildings). EXPERT PACKERS AND FURNITURE REMOVERS, By Rail, Road, or Sea. Tills Class of Work a Specialty. Telephone. Office, 2,304; after 5 p.m., 1,128.

Lodger (to landlady): “ Mrs Jones, my late landlady, was a most trustworthy woman. You see that bottle of whisky?” Mrs Jones; “I ’ope you don’t ’int that I’d stoop to touch it! I come from honest English parents, I do, and ” Lodger: Excuse me! I am not grumbling at your English parents; it is your Scotch extraction I complain pf I”