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Evening Star, Issue 19773, 25 January 1928, Page 7

I PUBLIC NOTICES. 1 YOU WANT SHOES THIS WEEK THESE LINES ARB LADIES’ SHOES FOR SEASON’S WEAR. No. Al.—Women’s Champagne Qlaoe Shoes, Cuban heels. 255. No. 6,2s7.—Women’s Champagne Glace Kid 1-bar, low heels. 28s 6d. No. 19.—Camel Grey Glace Ed 1-bar, low heels, 22s 6d. No. 19. —Champagne Glaoe Kid 1-bar, low heels, 22s 6d. No. 4,098.—Red Morocco 1-bar, blue underlays, flat heels. 19s 6d. No! 4,090,—81ue Morocco 1-bar, red underlays, flat heels. 19s 6d. 2 EXTRA SPECIAL LINES OF MEN’S SHOES. No. 787.—Men’s Chrome Calf Oxford Shoes, medium pointed toes. 265. No. 610.—Men’s Box Calf Oxford Shoes, medium pointed toes. 30s. ISLIP AND WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET.

LANES, LIMITED, GOLD MEDAL AERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOE WHYTE AND MACKAY SPECIAL SCOTCH WHISKY, D. AND J. M'OALLUM’S PERFECTION SCOTCH WHISKY. 8 CARROLL STREET, DUNEDIN. EEMPTKORNB, PROSSER, AND CO.’S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING. WE beg to notify that Our Warehouse will to CLOSED for Stock-taking on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 30tb and 31st January, 1928. During the period of closing all urgent orders hy telegram and telephone will receive our usual prompt attention. BLACK CURRANTS. WE ARE CASH BUYERS. No Quantity Too Large and None Too Small. •BVINB AND STEVENSON, LTD., Filleul street. St. George Jams are the Best. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. DEMONSTRATION OF GAS COOKERY. ■foJOTICE IS GIVEN that a DEMONSTRATE TION OF GAS COOKERY will bo Conducted by the Corporation Demonstrator Miss Finlay) in the Gas Showrooms, Anderson's Bay road, at 2.30 p.m., on THURSDAY, the 26th inst. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 24th January, 1928. HOLIDAY RESORTS. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A HOLIDAY Is at CASA NOVA” REST HOME, OAMARU. This Beautiful House, with its large and extensive grounds, commands an ideal outlook and situation; has every limno comfort, with its largo sunny bedrooms, comfy sitting room, and large airy dining room, with every up-to-date convenience, comfort, and attention assured. Own orchard and dairy produce. Tariff, £2 2s per week. Write or wire Mrs J. LANG. 4 -ROOMED Furnished Cottage To Let, Macandrew’s Bay, till Easter, or term.— 625, ‘Star* Office. WANTED To Rent, for term, at Purakanui, a small Crib.—State particulars to 611, ‘ Star.’ MOBBAKL— To Let, a Four-roomed Furnished Cottage; available Ist February.—J. Braidford, Hillgrovc. TO LET, 2-room Verandah, Furnished Crib, Portobello; 4s weekly, term.— Hyman Isaacs, boot factory, Hanover street. 0 LETTS-roomed Cottage Broad Bay, good position. —Apply J. T. Wellbourn, Broad Bay. . TO LET, 4-roomed Cottage, Beach street, furnished; handy beach and station. — Wm. Brown, Beach street, Waikouaiti. KARITANE.— To Let, 5-roomed Furnished Crib; cheap rental. —Pile, Karitane. HOT Water, Tea, Sugar, Milk, and Cordials Sold every Sunday at Harrington Point (turning area).—J. Forsyth. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. TTIXPERIENCB has shown that in the use Hi of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in Words and in the Names of Persons, although the messages are read back to the sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARB REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS. And Not to trust to a . Telephone Message, as wo cannot hold ourselves responsible if error# occur.