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Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 7

TVrOTICE—As I have had a valuable ani-J-t mal wounded by pea rifle bullet, any Persons found trespassing' with rifles, also anyone found picking gooseberries on properties known as Warkick Farm and Bethuno'e £?•,?'' £■¥;■ Tal!e y. will bo Prosecuted, rhuhp Hellycr. HEALTHY, PROFITABLE PROPOSITION. PISHING, BOATING, AND BATHING. TTARBORSIDE BUNGALOW of 6 rooms, AJL fully furnished; clean-.and bright: boat shed, jetty, and boat: lovely freehold; absolutely one of finest position: fronting harbor; immediate possession given, only hurry, please. £570, or near offer: easy terms. ALEX. HARRIS AND CO., Auctioneers. THE DUNEDIN MASTER BUTCHERS' ASSOCIATION. mHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED A that ALL BUTCHERS' SHOPS in Dunedin and Suburbs will be CLOSED at 12 oslock noon on WEDNESDAY, 17th inst., being Election Day. BBSOSAL EKSO NA L S. P. MIRAMS, Secretary. LIBERT Y. LIBERTY. PUBLIC MEETINGS, OPEN AIR, As under: CARGILL'S CORNER, SOUTH DUNEDIN TO-NIGHT, at 3 o'clock. CARGILL'S MONUMENT, CITY, TO-NIGHT, at 9 o'clock. Sp-r-aker, Mr R. R. DOUGLAS Speaker, Mr R.. R. DOUGLAS (Otago and Southland Organiser, N.Z. Moderate League). Liberty with Temperance. What State Purchase Moans to N.Z. A Paper Transaction Only.—No Monev R* quired. " '" DO NOT MISS the opportunity of learnin: what you are required to vote on a>fc the approaching poll. A NEW ISSUE. A NEW ISSUE. All Citizens Invited. Questions Welcomed. ou need Building Material, send an dvertisement to the 'Star.'