TAKE YOUR WORN BOOTS TO E. J. JACKSON, BOOTMAKER AND REPAIRER, 237 KING EDWARD ST. Repairs Promptly Executed with best Material and Workmanship. STITCHING DONE for the Trade, Tone counts m everything, especially in Violins. Lee imparts tone. W. J. LEE, 232 King Edward St., South Dunedin. Violins, £2 10/ to £IOO. All instruments Hand-made. Tone of faulty instruments improved. Bows Rehaired. All Repairs. Inspection invited. 134 CARGILL ROAD. i=r-. '.i SHOP m 3 Save Tram Fares Time, and Money B SPEND Your MONEY in PROGRESSIVE • I SOUTH DUNEDIN. Prices will please you! The New Firm, DON!” FAIL PONT’ FAIL TO VISIT TO VISIT Smith & Rodger, 217 KING EDWARD ROAD. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. SALES EVERY FRIDAY, 2 p.m. INSPECT OUR SPECIAL LINE IN MODELS Of Velvet and Silk, Trimmed Ribbon, Flowers, and Feathers, For 25/. PULL-ONS at 12/6. Full range of Children’s Woolies for Winter now showing. R. H. GARBUTT & CO. Successors to Walter Poster and Co.), PLUMBERS. DRAINERS, GASFITTERS, BELLHANGERS, etc., 126 CARGILL ROAD (Near Cargill’s Corner). ’Phone 1.024. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING IS THE KEYSTONE TO SUCCESS. IS THE KEYSTONE TO SUCCESS. ESTIMATES GIVEN. CHARGES REASONABLE. ROBERT W. GOULD, PIANO TUNER, REPAIRER, AND POLISHER, 199 SOUTH ROAD, CAVERSHAM. ALWAYS ON TOP For VALUE IN MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS. New Season’s Suiting just v arrived. We invito inspection. P. N. M‘CUBBIN, CARGILL’S CORNER. T. R. Richardson, 68 MACANDREW ROAD, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, Specialising in House Lighting. Get my quote before you install. ’Phono inquiries 3,611 will receive prompt attention. ADVERTISEMENTS KEEP YOU IN TOUCH WITH SOUTH DUNEDIN’S PROGRESS. Don’t Miss the Advertisements, W. R. RAMSAY, 169 KING EDWARD STREET, For PRIME OX BEEF, WETHER MUTTON, PORK, LAMB, and VEAL. ’Phone 1,216. WHY NOT TRY BONHAM’S, The Little Shop with a Great Reputation. ONLY THE LEST OF FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY SOLD. ADVERTISEMENTS KEEP YOU IN TOUCH With SOUTH DUNEDIN’S PROGRESS. Don’t Mias the Advertisement. Maisie Drapery Store* FORBURY CORNER. See our New Woollen Jumpers, all the latest colors, from 8/6; Marl Hose at 1/11; Cashmere Hose, 2/9; Fleecy Bloomers, 2/11; Silk Hose, all colors, 3/G. Everything Below Town Prices.
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Evening Star, Issue 18628, 8 May 1924, Page 5
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