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Evening Star, Issue 16625, 7 January 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. Thermo- WEATHER GAUGE AS NOON meter __ _ '_, rtMoon TO-DAY. Iso At CONN'S TO "GRAND" PHARMACY. Barometer steadyACCURATE, TRULY PURSC BRUGS. Accurate Drugs, true to notvye in their power to alleviate sicknes3. No other drugs can find r«om on our shelves. Such drugs, when accurately handled and impounded, fulfil the doctor's best requirements. For the Best of Drugs and the Bstt of Drug Service undoubtedly this is the <jjoper pUoe to com©. OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS, EYE-GLASSES. SPECTACLES, AND REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. CONN'S "GRAND" PHARMACY, GRAND BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephones: 546, 552; Resides*, 3,055. F. HOWELL AND CO., in order to economise, have removed their 6tock in their long-established stoma to No. 25 Bath street just below Octagon—Show Rooms, Office, Stores, and Workshops in ono building. In addition to their hading ageacies—Hopkinson, Beale, and Gilbart Pianos a number of less price of Best English Manufactures will be always available, also shghtly used and second-hand Pianos at reasonable prices for cash or short terms. Estimates submitted for Repairs a? every description. Tuning Fees, for cask only, from 7s 6d. Note Address: P. HOWELL AND CO., Piano Stores, 25 Bath street, just below Octagon. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. i~iEORGE D. COX, 21 Hanover street, v3T Dunedin, Anatomical Mechanician to the New Zealand Government. Limbs Imported, or Made, Refitted, or Repaired. Crutches, Celluloid Splints, or Surgical Bandages Made to Ordar. Scholl's Foot-easers, etc., etc. Telephone 443.