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Evening Star, Issue 16627, 9 January 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. thenno. WEATHER GAUGE AT NOOK nietar • rtNooo TO-DAY. 7so~ AT CONN'S j 7O "GRAND" PHAtftWACV. Barometer steady. ACCURATE, TRULY PURE DRUGS. Accurate Drugs, • truo to nature in their power to alleviate sickness. No other drugs can find room on our shelves. ' Such drugs, when accurately handled and compounded, fulfil the doctor's best requirements. For the Best of Drugs and the Best of Drug Service undoubtedly this is the proper place to come. OCULISTS* PRESCRIPTIONS, BYE-GLASSES. SPECTACLES, AND REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. CONN'S "GRAND" PHARMACY, GRAND BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephones: 546, 552; Residence, 3,055. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. 3UYERS WANTED for all Classes of -*■ BUILDING TIMBER and FENCING MATERLAL, either from our Yard or DIRECT FROM OUR OWN MILL. NO ORDER TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. OUR PR.TCEIS RIGHT. FLETCHER BROS.,' LTD., TIMBER MERCHANTS' AND JOINERY MANUFACTURERS, Cameron street, Kensington. Telephone 1,781. Branches at Wellington and Auckland. !.Y Hayward's FLAG BRAND PICKLES for nagging appetites; the condiment of the period; pure, fresh, economical. Ask your grocer. THE ideal appetiser, is MILITARY PICKLE, an Oriental combination of --- tiuivuu, an uneiiwii eomDinaxion OI choice vegetables and fruits combined in the way that sets the gastric juices flowing, thus aiding digestion. All live grocers. gi your grocer doesn't stock Hayward's JL MILITARY or FLAG BRAND PICKLES he Is not giving you the best for your money or table; insist on these, favorite Domiuion appetisers! All leading grocers. CLINCHER CROSS TYRES, the motorist's delight; users on Dominion roads have PROVED them the best long-distance tyre obtainable; huy. servioe by. insisting, on Clincher Cross. Leading garages. ' & OUGH roads don't worry the users of &/ CLINCHER TYRES, because they are composed of the best quality rubber, • made by honest British labor. Trade imperially, and buy the British article. rsnO-NIGHT is hosing time. If you want J. to keep your garden looking fresh, green, attractive, ask for the L or G qualities of NORTH BRITISH HOSE (the qualities for long wear), and trade imperially. B±jMIiMBER, the recollection of quality jLii remains long after the price is forgotten. That is why it pays to buy a QUALITY Tyre; the NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER TYRES for service and satisfacJ lA±tli,J.JNti Testimony.—A doctor, re--3 cently returned from the front, and well known to many of our readers, asserts that the British Government uses almost exclusively NORTH BRITISH MOTOR and CYCLE TYRES and one other brand on their vehicles. Why? <f ride a Tyre that the makers 'W are not afraid to guarantee for 9, 12, or 15 months: the NORTH BRITISH CLINCHERS, with the extra air space that makes for easy riding. Ask your dealer. CLOSING FOR THE HOLIDAYS. After his busy time in the Commonwealth meeting his twelfth annual engagements, Mr A. W. Martin, sole controller of the Dr J. A. Sherman method of curing rupture, feels compelled to break from local engagements for complete rest, and has decided to close down from Friday, 21st inst., at 5 p.m., till the middle of January. Sufferers should lose no time in interviewing Mr Martin during his present short stay in Dunedin,. so that they may at once get freed from their sufferings, and become a pleasure instead of a burden to their friends and acquaintances. Sufferers from rupture should send to Mr Martin for his booklet, entitled 'Rupture and Its Treatment,' and read therein of the numerous cases effectively treated by the Dr J. A. method. Such literature has already inspired many to submit for treatment, and these now bless the day when Lhey summoned up courage enough to apply to the now celebrated rupture specialist. Mr Martin may be consulted free of charge at his rooms, Samson's Buildings. Hours: 10 to 12 noon, 2 till 5 p.m. As notified above, Mr Martin temporarily closes down on Friday, 21st inst., at 5 p.ni. Any letters addressed to Samson's Building * w i|i be sent on.—lß/12/17. ° NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. E X^n^P B has sbOWll «>at in the use Ar », tte TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR m Woids and in the Names of Persons, although the messages are reari back to the sender, and orcasio-nally there are Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message as we cannot hold ourselves responsible if