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Evening Star, Issue 17368, 2 June 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS, AND TO BE SUCCESSFUL YOU MUST GIVE THE GOODS. STRAND OCTAGON—STRAND POSSESS THIS VIRTUE. COAL AND NUTS.^I We regret that, owing to the SHORTAG E of MINE WORKERS, vib are still unabl* to supply NIGHTCAPS COAL and NUTS, but we are doing our utmost to obtain ta« services of &ore men. so that we may supply the DUNEDIN MARKET a ß ain. In tho meantime, we beg to notify our Customers that Messrs JOHN MILL AND CO.. LTD, keep a stock of all Mailable HOUSEHOLD and STEAM COALS. THE NIGHTCAPS COAL COY., LTD. JOHN MILL AND CO., LTD., Local Agents, Telephone 029. Pio> GET YOUR JEWELLERY FROM EASTABROOK'S, EASTABEOOK'S, 'PHONE 972. 71 PRINCES STREET. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH-CLASS JEWELLERY, DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS. DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS. DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS. DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS. "COLD STORES," "COLD STORES," 270-273 KING EDWARD STREET. 270-278 KING EDWARD STREET. The present high rate of living should make it worth your while to look in at the "COLD STORES" for your "Food" requirements. A full supply always on hand of Prime-quality Beef, Mutton, Bacon, Hams, and Small Goods of every description. A specialty is offered in Cooked Meats and Pasties in great variety, prepared bv a qualified Chef, thus providing you with an ejw<»Uent dinner without the trouble and'espense of home cooking. Poultry, Fresh Eggs, Factory Butter. Everything of the. best quality and at reasonable prices. ICE I ICE! ICE I A large supply always on hand. Come along and satisfy yourselves at the COLD STORES, COLD STORES, MR MAHSEY'S WARNING. "UP AGAINST A CRISIS." •Statesmen as a rule are not pessimistic, and when Mr Massey ears ~r e are "up against a crisis'* trouble is brewing for us financially. Wise people will not disregard the warning, but will conserve their incomes by using only Waronui Coal. Waronui effects considerable saving in c;>a] expenditure without sacrificing warmth or comfort. Ask any user. They're numbered by the thousand. All Coal Merchants, or Telephones 317 and 343 {Head Office); 9,2-97 (Roslyn Depot). WARONUI COAL.

THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED Established 1884. Capital ... . Paid up, £12,500. ... £106,250. Reserve. £13,000. DIRECTOB3: Sir George Fenwick (Chairman), Messrs William E. Reynolds, John Mill, Edgar C. Hazlett, James Bee^ Robert J. Gilmour (Southland). rJirvi-m-UAL, TKUSTi-iS CUAIPAN'Y claims that the constitution of its A Directorate, the experience of its Officials, its ample Capital and Reserve its extensive Business make it exceptionally well ■-ualified to act as ' EXECUTOR AND TRU .iE. If you have not made a WILL, you should do eo forthwith; therefore consult your solicitor or the Company on the subject without delay. The system of appointing companies to act as Executor and Trustee is now being widely adopted, and found to have many advantages over the appointment of private trustees. SAFE DEPOSIT iOCKERS, For the Deposit of Deeds, Wills, Policies, and Valuables These superior Fireproof LOCKERS are now installed in our Strong Rooms for the use ot the public. Early application should be made for the remaining INSPECTION INVITED. Information on the subject can be obtained on application at the Office of tho Company, No. 1 Vogel street, Dnnedin. JAiIES A. PARK, Manager.

E best friend in winter is a "UNIQUE" Hot Water Bottle. Patent CJOUND sleep, warm feet, w>'th a ©.••UNIQUE; Hot Water Bottle bpecial heavy vulcanised seams, patent stopper ensure years of service. On sale evervTENDERB. DUNE-DIN CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF LAND AND DWELLING At No. 200 CARGILL ROAD. rpENDEKS will be received by the under--f- signed up till noon on WEDNESDAY the 30th June, for the PURCHASE of Pan 0; Section 12, South Kensington (near Cargill s Comer), together with Wooden Dwelling tnereon The Land has , a frontage of 3j feet to Cargiil road and a depth of 68ft fen, the area being approximately 8.3 poles. «m J S I' ms ■? t0 be takeu down a «d "moved from its present site, or removed and re-erected on the laud included in th : « sale Each tender■ ds to be accompanied by cash or marked cheque for the full amount of the tender. Conditions of sale and full particulars may be obtained on application to the undersigned. • 0. A. LEWIN, ,. „, Town Clerk. DumsdJi, 24th May, 1920. DUNEDIN DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARD. CARTAGE CONTRACT. HTUiN'DERS will be r <k«n>v ed *? P U n.F ° T ' clock: n ° oll °»" WED*\hfeDA\, the 9th June, 1920' f or the SUPPLY of HORSES, CAOTS and DRIVERS to the Board for tta period end in? the 31st MARCH, 1921. l Specifications and conditions of contract may be viewed on application at the Drainage Engineer's Ofhce, Town Hall. U. A. LEWIN, „ ~ Secretary. Town. Hall, 28th' May, 1920. TENDERS for ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS at the GEORGE HOTEL, Port Chalmers, will be received until 4 rim nn THURSDAY, Jrne 3rd. " LESLIE D. COOMBS. A.E.1.8.A. P.N.Z.1.A,. Registered Architect,"' Corner Octagon and Stuart street. rfUMBER For Sale.—Large quantities of J. Red, White, and Black Pine, and other Building Timbers. Keith Ramsay; factory and yard. 77 Lower Battray street; head office, 49 Vosel street. FOR Cneap Plumbing and Draining Estimates or Repairs ring A. J. "White, 146 George street. 'Phone 3,021 d.

FINAL. OX THE 4th JU.VE, AT 4 P.M. Mr A. W. Martin, rupture specialist and sole controller of the Dr J. A. Sherman metlod of treatment, closes down at his roorr.s, Samson's Buildings, Dcwling street, on Friday, 4th June next, at 4 p.m., and will not reopeu them until he has completed his fifteenth annual tour through the northern part of the Dominion and the principal cities of the Australian Commonwealth. As the 4th June is tbe closing day of Shov Week in Dunedin, it should suggest itself to country visitors to the Show that thej would be well advised during the term of their visit to Dunediii to look in upon and consult Mr Martin. There is no good in Winking the fact that one in 10 of the visitors to the 'Show—conforming to the percentile of the population—are ruptured, and. need not be ashamed of the fact. .Rupture: more often than not is the result of unuaial strain, persistency in heavy work, and of continuous endeavor. In a gre.it measire the fact of being ruptured is indicative of a, good machine being overdone by the Tilling heart. It is not a lazy man's troulle. It is not -a disease, but a break due to mechanical action. In a sense it is the hall-mark of a worthy citizen temporarily incapacitated by over-exertion, touch men have no cause to be ashamed; they are foolish to hide their ifc is suicidal to delay visiting- the expert and getting permanently cured. Don't tinker with palliatives—i.e., with wretched, ineffective, unoomfortable, and disfiguring 'trusses ■ thej invariably annoy, inconvenience ~ and prolong rather than modify the agony of rupture. By the Dr J. A. Sherman method of treatment practised by him for some 20 yean, Mr A. W. Martin absolutely cures rupture: so don't delay ativ longer in seeling his expert advice and" treatment. Xr A. W Martin may be consulted till 4tb June aaily—lo to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p m • Saturday, 10 to 12 noon. A book ' ' rapture and its treatment free to guu«i«i« fTULBURY FORWARDING COMPANY -"• LIMITED. OSee: No. 7 Crawford street (N.Z. Insur ance Company Buildings). EXPERT PACKERS AND FURMTURK REMOVERS By Bail, Road, ex Bea. This Class of Work a Specialty. Telephone: Office, 2,304; *ftcr 5 p. m ., 1,128 IN order to have the 'Star' out in good time, it is found impossible to cliasify Advertisements that come in after 'lioon After this hour they, cannot be classified'. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind, and send in their Orders earJx,