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Evening Star, Issue 16848, 25 September 1918, Page 5

FOE IMMEDIATE SALE. . ts MODERN SIX-ROOMED BRICK BUNGALOW. OVERLOOKING THE TOWN". PRICE ONLY £1,350. Terms if Do-ired. HERB'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOB YOU. DELIGHTFUL MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW; plastered throughout, Marseilles tile roof, latest dab grates and mantelpieces, etc. j house well appointed throughout; bathroom, with porcelain bath, hand basin, shower, etc.; large dining room, with expensive mantelpiece and overmantel, also builtin bookcase and cupboards. This property te drained to eewer, and everything is right up to date; detached coalhouse, washhouse, and commodious workshop. Good section; Lawn, shrubs, etc. Splendid position; haudv to Boys' High School, Cathedral, etc. s only 5 minutes from centre of town. PRICE, ONLY £1,550. RARE CHANCE. INQUIRE AT ONCE. JOHN REID AND SONS, LTD., •Phone 3,391 or 190. BED CROSS SHOP. Another Opportunity fox Helping Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Prisoners, and Sufferers by the War will be given on SATURDAY, Whea A PARTY OF LADIES Will carry on the Shop. FRESH GOODS, PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, POTTED MEAT, CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, Etc., etc., WILL BE ON SALE. YOT7E COSTUME. MADAM! Our represented collection of tie New Spring Costumes is headed by a line of particularly Smart Garments in black and white all-wool material. These are quite exclusive —quite distinctive. The collars are of a new design. We have also a line of smart Navy Costumes (fast dyes)—costumes offering wonderful value. Better costumes always. THE UNIQUE STORES, LIMITED, STUART STREET, DUNEDIN". FOR SALE, as a Going Concern, R HUTCHINSON'S OLD-ESTAB- - LISHED GROCERY BUSINESS, Council and Bird streets, St. Kilda. Splendid S;ore, with Dwelling attached; excellent condition; modern appointments; solid turnover: spot-cash business, no dey; easily wo.iced. Term-i auanged. ALEX. HARRIS, Auctioneer. FELT MANUFACTURED FROM COW HAIR. NYONE having a knowledge of the MANUFACTURE OF FELT FROM COW HAIR Please Communicate at once with WOOLSTON TANNERIES, LTD., Hereford street, Christchurch. WINNERS ST. KILDA PATRIOTIC BAZAAR. Coal, 63, Mrs Bond; Flour, 47, Peggy Black; Camisole, 14, Miss Bruce; Camisole, 11, Mrs Smeaton; Cushion, 81, Mrs Brown; Cushion, 3, R. N. Bills; Baby Outfit, 393.' Mr S. Robertson; Towels, 29, Miss Hastings; Cosy Cover, 59, Rose Ryder; Doll, 78, A. Whitten; Doll, 25, F. Campbell. COMPETITIONS. Scones, Plain, Mrs M'Connell 1, Mrs C. Brine 2. Scones, Girdle, Mrs Price 1, Mrs Fielder 2, Pikelets, Mrs Lowe 1, Mrs M'Connell 2. Sponge, Miss Bruce 1, Mrs M'Kay 2. Fruit Cake, Mrs A. M'Kay 1 Miss Morrison 2. The Committee will be at the Hall between 7.30 and 3 p.m. on THURSDAY to deliver Unclaimed Prizes. M. GIBSON, Hon. Sec. JOISONED Grain for birds and mice; double strength; deadly, effective; Is per packet. Skene and Robertson. DOUGLAS Mixture; best tome for chicks or adult fowls. Skene and Robertson, Stuart street, Duuc-din. LfONEY Well Spent: Paying a little JJ. more for the incomparable Watson's No. 10 Whisky. »lANOS.—If you wish to Dispose of your Piano write or call on F. Howell and Co., 25 Bath street (just off Stuart street), who will give ita full value in cash. GIVE Marshall's Vegetable Teething Powders to infants cutting their teeth; Is. Free from opiates and mercury. rRON Handles for Pots, Irons just arrived; .J. supply limited; Is lid each. Todd, White House, Geo.ge street. MIACH AND M'LENNAN pay great attention to Returned Soldiers who Svro Furnishing. Special prices always given. EIACH AND M'LENNAN, the happy Furnishing Centra far prospective brides. Mr M'Lennan attends ail customers "OIACH AND M'LENNAN, right opposite XL Railway Sta'tion, where aU Returned Soldiers comfortably Furnish their new homes. Suits, Dinner Jackets, English ~J make, silk lined. P. J. Helean, 58 GOT anv Whisky in house;- 1 Yes, some Watson's No. 10. That's right. You couldn't do better. AMPBELI, BROST South DunediiC Specialists in Children's Hate, Mi3ses' Hats, Matrons' Hats, Elderly LADLES' Hats, in all the newest and smartest styles from the world's best markets, at notably reasonable prices. GIVE your Children Dr Duroy's famous Foods, and produce strong- constitutions and good teeth. All grocers. "OTOR Cycles.—7-9 Indian, £65; 8.5.A., -4|, £55; Ariel, 4 li.p., £45. Cooke, Howlison. Muiuxv oycits, —ivew Airaays, a;;, z-speea, pre-war prio.?, £65; New Governor, £47 10s. Cooke, Howlison. BICYCLE.?.— Governor high-grade English, Eadic coaster, Micheliu tyres, front brake, mudguards, £l2 10s. Cooko, Howlison. CYCLE Tyres.—Bates, Dunlop, and Moseley, from 10s to 22s 6d; be3t value offered. Cooko, Howlison. OTOR Cycle Tyres.—MoseleV, Kemp- . shell. Dunlop, Qoodyear, Firestone, from 35s to 755; don't miss. Cooko, Howlison. ATSON'S No. 10 is a little dearer than • ■ most whiskies, but is worth the money. VENTILATION.—" Health is wealth," bus, 'lacking hsalth, in wealth what profit? Ross Manufacturing Company. Bond street. r ANTED Known—For Gasfitting and . . Plumbing Repairs ring up C. S. Jenkins and Co., Dowling street. TNTYRE'S Extra Strong Regulatine, Pills, 5s 6d. Obtainable chemists. v*ia ORRIS, Photographer, formerly Princes IVJL street, now Garden Studio, 554 George street (near St. David street). J THE only known euro for whooping cough is Hale's GcsteS® ¥«*». 2s at Mar*h*li'a SJMH&MO*