PUBLIC NOTICES. WEATHER GAUGE AT HQOM TO-DAY At CONN'S * GRAND" PHARMAOV. Barometer steady. SIX THOUSAND PRESCRIPTIONS DURING 1915. the attention co selection of better goods, we can improve our record for 1916, we snail be na PPyi but it is a known fact amongst doctors and the public, and druggists alike, that our drugs are ag pure, as money can buy or timei produce, that our care is extreme, that our compounding is (scientifically perfect; so if we 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. A RED-LETTER DAY. ONE of last year's patients has written to Mr A. W. Martin, saying: "As long as I live I shall always regard the day I saw you first as a 'red-letter' day in my life. As I told you at the time, I had suffered for 10 years from rupture, and missed many opportunities of seeing you before I mustered up courage to pay you a visit. What finally induced me was one of your advertisements, which told me plainly what experience had already taught me—viz.j that rupture is a progressive malady. Didn .. I know it. Had I not had to enlarge the pads of every truss I had purchased; had I not been terrified over and over again by doctors insisting upon a surgical operation; and, finally, was not the pain growing dually worse and the inconvenience more and more unendurable? I have to thank you, sir, for the fact that, owing to your skilful treatment, I am now able to walk, work, sleep—yes, and even eat—without the est inconvenience or fear; and although I am too old to dream of volunteering for 3 the war, I feel confident that the strictest examination would not disclose the slightest indication of my old, long-standing, and troublesome hernia." This correspondent voices the experience of scores of other ex-patients of Mr Martin, and it behoves all who still suffer to interview the specialist during his present stay in Dunedin, and thus get immediate relief. Consultations free. Booklet on rupture and its cure sent to sufferers on application. Hours: 10 to 12, 2to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 to 12 noon. Extra hours: Friday evening 7to 8. Mr A. W. MARTIN'S Rooms are fn Samson's Buildings, Dowling street, Dunedin. miLBURY FORWARDING COMPANY, -"- T.TMTFPT). Office: N0.7 Crawford street (N.Z.lnsurance Company Buildings). EXPERT PACKERS AND FURNITURE REMOVERS, By Rail, Road, or Sea. This Class of "Work a Specialty. Telephone: Office, 2,384; after 5 p.m., 1,128 [F you need Employment you will reach JL tho eye of employers cy Advertising in the 'Star.'
BURTON AND PATTERSON, LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS AND SHAREBROK.ERS, ALBION CHAMBERS, 41 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. CHEAP PROPERTIES FOR SALI NORTH DUNEDIN. A REAL SNIP: Modern Residence of 6 rooms, built of wood, stylish appearance, drained, gas, hj. and c. water; recently done up throughout. This is a really cheap property, and well worth considering. Price, £650. 44 ON THE RISE. MODERN RESIDENCE of 9 rooms, two-story, every modern appointment; leasehold ground. Situation is handy to tram and easy walking distance of town EASY TERMS of purchase arranged. Price, £775. 44 SUNSHINE. SUNSHINE. FREEHOLD SECTION, containing i-acre, together with modern Residence of 5 rooms, electric light, hj. and c. water, bathroom, and everything convenient and up to date! Buyers for property in this favorite suburb should not overlook this opportunity of purchasing a really good home at an exceptionally LOW PRICE. £650. 65 BURTON AND PATTERSON, 41 Dowling street, Dunedin. N. AND E. S. LAND AGENTS, SURVEYORS, SHARE AND LAND BROKERS, ETC. DOMINION CHAMBERS, 142 RATTRAY STREET (opposite Wood's Private Hotel). CILOSE RATTRAY STREET (on rise).—Substantial Villa, containing 6 rooms- bath- > room and washhouse, and all conveniences;' good appearance; large, elevated freehold section, garden, lawn, etc. This is the cheapest property in the City terms. Only £6lO. ' "AORI HlLL.—Pretty and exceptionally well-built Semi-bungalow; 5 lar°-e row . L bathroom, scullery, hot and cold wafer, electric light, tile grates and heartus expensive papers and friezes, return verandah, casement windows, concrete foundation' wide arched hall; nice elevated freehold sec;ion, garden, asphalt paths, and yard. This is really the best home for sale in Maori Hili, and is a sacrifice. Easy terms. ; . NORTH END (Id section, slightly on rise).— Comfortable 4-roomed Verandah" House 7 scullery, copper and tubs; modern sanitation; freehold corner section; glorious view. £3O deposit. Sacrifice, £315. ROSLYN (NEWINGTON).—Superior and practically new Brick Bungalow of 7 large rooms; very artistic design; large bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light pantry, cupboards, and larder; over 4-acre choice elevated section, laid out in garden' flowers, and lawn; fine view and sunny position. At the price this property is a sacril fice. Owner leaving. Only £1,600. HERE'S A BARGAIN AT MUSSELBURGH (close tram).—Substantially-built Fivel roomed Villa; concrete foundations, bathroom, electric light, hot and cold water, wide hall, modern sanitation; freehold section, garden, flowers, etc. £6O deposit Sacrifice. Only £SOO. CHEAP LAND AND BUNGALOWrioSLYN Bungalow, with all the latest conveniences, and over 5 acres rich, warm landfine view. Raze chance. Bargain. £7O de posit; by rent. - ' r NIGHTCAPS COAL "CSStill Retains its Position as the Most Economical and Cleanest Coal oa the Market. We give Full Value in our Coal. No Dirt. No Sulphur Fumes. PRICE DELIVERED WITHIN CITY BOUNDARY, 27s 6d PER TON NET. JAS. A. TIPPING, Representative. JOHN MILL AND CO., LTD.. Local AgeirU. Telephone 529. JOLLY'S WATCH INPIEMAUTt, EEDUCED PRICES. REDUCED PRICES. Clocks (striking), Cleaning 3, 6(1 Watches Thoroughly Gleaned 3. 8d Clocks (tilent), Cleaning 2e6d Mainsprings, best quality 3s 6d Brooch Pins, Joints, arid Catches...3d each. OTHER REPAIRING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CRITERION .« MORAY PLACE (opposite Choral HalQ.
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Evening Star, Issue 16079, 3 April 1916, Page 1
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