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Evening Star, Issue 17312, 27 March 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. Pxaaco. WBATHBB GAUGH AT NOO9 «*Hooa TO-DAY-At CONN'S ORAHO" PHARUAftV. Barometer steady. Quality in drugs is only emnhssised by vital remedial activity. It is for activity that the doctor orders medicine. If the quality isn't thore, there's no support to his vroxk and no benefit to the patient. For prescriptions that contain the highest quality drugs, our store should be YOUR store. CONN'S GRAND PHARMACY, GRAND BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DTJNEDIN, Telephones 546, 552. Residence 3,055.

CHIROPRACTIC. AND GILES, Chiropractors, HJT H.B. Building-, Princes street. Chiropractic, the science that accounts for, locates, and corrects the cause of disease. Office Hours: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. to 6 p.m SATURDAYS, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. F.I.A.T. CARS (The World's Best). LEXINGTON MINUTE MAN SIX CHEVROLET CARS, America's Most Popular Car. ■AT.ATVTO FARM LIGHT, The Farmer's Home Comfort. Call, or write us for full particulars. W. J. P. H'CULLOCH, SOLE AGENT, OTAGO.

MR D. EDWItf BOOTH, • CERTIFICATED MASSEUR, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, AND X-RAY OPERATOR, Reg. Member A.M. Association, Late Hon. Masseur to tho Dunedin Hospital, and Lecturer and Demonstrator on Massage to Dunedin Massage School, 480 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Established 27 years. Telephone 600. Specialties: Massage, Electro-therapeutics, Radiography and Radint Heat.

THE GUARDIAN TEUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED (Specially Empowered by Act of Parliament). EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES UNDER WILLS. TRUSTEES UNDER MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS. ADMINISTRATORS, ATTORNEYS FOR ABSENTEES FROM THE DOMINION. ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTORSABRO M> TRUSTEES FOR DEBENTURE-HOLDERS. Etc., Etc. DUNEDIN OFFICE: South British Building, 3 Liverpool street. 'Phona 527. F. H. OARR, Local Manager and Attorney. Send for FREE COPY of our Instructive Booklet, 'SOME COMMON MISTAKES IN THE MAKING OF WILLS'

OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CAR. THE CAB THAT SATISFIES FROM EVEKY STANDPOINT. Shipments Arriving. BOOK EARLY. OLDSMOBILE GARAGE, Corner Moray place and King street. 'Phone 3,081.

Another penalty in connection with the motor car record trip from Auckland to Bluff was inflicted at Milton Magistrate's" Court on Thursday, -when .William S. Miller was charged on two counts with driving a motor car at excessive speed, dangerous to the public. Mr Gilray appeared tor defendant, and pleaded guilty on his behalf. The Magistrate (Mr Bartholomew) said he had dealt previously with defendant in charges preferred against him. There were good reasons for the two informations laid against defendant, and he could only regard the run as a speed trial pure and simple. Defendant was fined £lO on each charge, with 14a costs. A smartly-dressed woman was sitting in an omnibus, when a quiet-looking man, in getting in, accidentally trod on her dress. She talked to him- for 10 minutes, and wound up by saying : "A gentleman would have apologised." The young man bowed, and calmly 6aid : "A* lady would have given me a chancel"