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Evening Star, Issue 19761, 11 January 1928, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE MYSTERY PRICE! PEOPLE WHO SHOULD ENOW SAY IT CANNOT BE DONE. J WE LEAVE IT TO THE PUBLIC TO DECIDE. 200 DELIGHTFUL FRENCH MODEL FROCKS, CHEATED FROM THE FINEST SUMMER FABRICS. Usual prices, 50s to 7 Absolutely Now to tlio Dominion. Your choice, 19s 6d. See them, handle them, admire them, and then mate your decision. 300 DAINTY SUMMER FROCKS. Your ’choice, 12s 6d. THE DEMONSTRATION BEGINS TO-MORROW, When the Wonderful Assortment of Inducements in the Showroom will astonish 100 per cent, of those who visit the Store. ..'■tf. ARTHUR BARNETT, LTD.

LANES, LIMITED, GOLD MEDAL AERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. .■ AGENTS FOR WHYTE AND MACK AY SPECIAL SCOTCH WHISKY, D. AND J. M'CALLUM’S PERFECTION SCOTCH WHISKY. 8 CARROLL STREET I , DUNEDIN. rnHE ‘EVENING STAR’ is the best Medium for Advertising WANTED EMPLOYMENT. HOUSES TO LET, HOUSES FOB SALE, SECTIONS FOR SALE, DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, BOARD AND RESIDENCE, FOR SALE. Uoslyn; Bungalow, 4 rooms; obu/40 splendid proposition; sunny situation, few minutes tram; easy tonus. — Ireland. O POllO.—Brick Bungalow, 5 rooms, magnificent situation; glorious home, brand new; £1,600; great value.—lreland, Johnson. WIN GATUL—Lovely Home, 5 rooms; town conveniences; i-acso; £900; consider exchange town property.—lreland, Johnson. DT. KILDA.—Semi-bungnlow, 4 rooms; tO every modern convenience; good buying at £B-15; must be sold.—lreland, JohnHILL Suburb. —j-acrc, vacant 5 Rooms; e.l„ gas, h. and c., porcelain bath; £1,525. —Ireland, Johnson. NEAR Beach.—i-acre, splendid garden, 6 Rooms; modern conveniences; £1,300. —lreland, Johnson t OPOHO. —i-acro Section, ready for building; exceptionally sunny, handy car; £sso.—lreland, Johnson. ANDY Workshops.—Substantial Residence, 8 rooms, vacant; e.L, gas, conI vemenoes; £9OO. —Ireland, Johnson. _ ■WJACANT Possession.—Hellcknowes; i- \ acre, 5 Rooms, entirely modern; £1,300. —Ireland, Johnson. MOTORS AND CYCLES. I.TON Ford Van For Sale; £3o.—Apply 18 r Royston street, N.E.V. rAOß^TlTiT^scaterFord; good hood and 1? side curtains, extra, air, spotlight, new i.attery; any trial given; no starter; £25. -923, ‘ Star.’ BWB SALE, Goodyear Cord Tyre, size 34 x 4£, as new. What offer? —Reply 89, Star.’ J.S. Motor Cycle, 1927 louring model; £40,—286 Highgate, Maori Hill. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Man’s Coat, vicinity Cargill road.— Kindly ring 22-372. LOST, on evening Invercargill express, or at Dunedin Station, January 3rd, English concertina; reward. —Stanton, 87 York place. . LOST, Tuesday, in or about children’s playground, St. Clair, Gold Pendant Brooch, sot amethysts, pearls.—Reward reUirning H. G. Campbell, Crawford street. JOST, Tuesday, between Band Rotunda -J and swings, St. Hilda, Stumpy Umbrella. —Reward returning Geyser Confectionery, Princes street. T~()S'T\'mTToad from Cavershara to AllanJLr ton, Hessian Bag, addressed Ramsay, Pounawea via Owaka. —Finder please send on; £1 reward. LOST, Pair Gold-rimmed Spectacles; left in second class carriage on Thursday, December 29th, 5.18 train from Palmerston. —l2l, ‘Star.’ TRAYED, Bay Pony, white star on head. —Anyone having seen same please ring 22-135. LOST, a Coat, between St. Kilda and Tomahawk Store.—Please leave Macdonald and King, 15 Prince Albert road, St. Hilda. LOST, a Black Opal Brooch.—Reward on returning 17 Graham street; ’phone 12-348. LOST, all thoughts Chimney Fires by engaging our competent Chimney Sweep. —Ring Saunders, 1JW250 or 15-736. TTVOUND.—3ft Wood Bedstead, Wire Mat--M? tress and Bed; £3 10s complete.—A. and J. Watt, Princes street. POUND.— Oak Bedroom Suite (wardrobe, duchesso, pedestal, bedstead and wire mattress); £24 10s. —A. and J. Watt, Princes street. FOUND Oak Tea Wagon, 37s 6d; Stained, 32s 6d; inspect the line; best rubber ’castors.—A. and J. Watt. FOUND.. Beautiful assortment Fur Coats, Pox Chokers, Collars, and Trimmings, at the Exclusive, Duke’s Buildings, Cargill’s Corner. FOUND. —All classes of Fur Renovations, Tanning, and Dyeing.—The Exclusive, Duke’s Buildings. Oartall’e Corner,