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Evening Star, Issue 20116, 5 March 1929, Page 9

LAKES lIESTAUEA3ST. The Restaurant with the Home Touch,Ove'r the Commercial Bank, 1 Dowling street. Wc have much pleasure in notifying our clientele and the public generally that tho AUTOMATIC PASSENGER LIFT IS NOW RUNNING. Wo desire to thank our many friends who for so long have put up with 'the inconvenience of climbing tho stairs, and trust that now this obstacle has been overcome wo shall welcome those of bur old customers for whom the climb upstairs was too strenuous. The mechanism is qnile simple, On entering lift, close both doors, press the button, and the lift docs the rest, automatically stopping at its destination. OWN YOUR OWN HOME. nnHB PACIFIC STARR - BOWKETT JL BUILDING SOCIETY can arrange it for you. No heavy interest burden. Call oc write for particulars to Head Office, 86' King Edward street, S. Dunedin,; W. B. TAVERNER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), ■ Secretary. RE .1. H. DAY, OF MORNINGTON, BUTCHER. • nnHK above-named, having disposed of bis X Butcher's Business, at Mornington.' ALL PERSONS AND FIRMS having CLAIMS AGAINST him arc requested lo send their account (in duplicate) to the undersigned within seven days from the dale hereof. Dated this fourth dav of March, 1929. .1, W, THOMSON, Solicitor, 175 Rattray street, Dunedin. COOKING BY ELECTRICITY. DEMONSTRATIONS will be given on the “ ORION” ELECTRIC RANGE in tho Upstairs Showroom of H. E. fehacklock, Ltd., Princes street- south on WEDNESDAY, March 6th, and FRIDAY, .March Bth, at 2 p.m. All interested arc invited. A DINNER WILL BE COOKED ON FRIDAY. NOW READY, AT. GEORGE FRESH FRUIT JAMS, all grocers. IRVINE AND STEVENSON’S St. George Company, Limited, Dunedin. OWN YOUR HOME THE EASY WAY. JOIN No. 7 GROUP NOW, and partial, pate in the first ballot cm May 21st, Subscription only 6d per share per week. Call or write to Head Office, 86 King Ed* ward street, Dunedin. W. B. TAVERNER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), Secretary, Open Friday Nights, 7 lo 9. PROVIDENT CASH ORDERS ARE WORTHY OF YOUR INQUIRY. Full details of fhis excellent system of making immediate Purchases at Cash Prices with Twenty Weeks’ Credit will bo sent to any Dunedin address by return, mail. Tho leading Retailers of t lie city accept Provident Cash Orders as- Cash. Repayments Is in the £ weeklv. Write To-day, PROVIDENT CASH ORDER CO., P.O. Box 236, Dunedin. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. »rANTED, in quiet Protestant home, by v Two young Ladies, 2 Plainiy-fur-shed Rooms and kitchenette; moderate mis; Mornington preferred. —Refined, .96, tar.’ ANTED, Board, refined Married t Couple, large sunny room, central; nnely family; particulars.—999, ‘ Star ’ TANTED, Unfurnished Flal, 2 rooms, _ r with own conveniences, between High.* Union streets. —Slate rent 73, ‘Starr 4LDERLY Man wants Board-Lodging, i private home, north end. —Address, 63 rth street terms. r OUNG Man wants Permanent Board with homely people; urgent.—State ms 20, ‘Star’ Office. fiIIVATE Board and Residence offered lo Two Friends in nice home, north 1; telephone, all conveniences.—912, tar.’ 4S, Bed, Breakfast; 7s day.—Dominion, 341 Cumberland street (past Fire Brigade, 2 r inn tea railway); telephone 13-536, VACANCY for Boarder,—Apply Hall, Main road, Burnside (near Cement Works). "VT’ACANCTES Working Men Boarders;; T washing, mending, piano, all conveniences ; 27s 6d weekly.—B7 Stafford street, city. VACANT Board and Residence or Furnished Rooms.—“ Magnolia,” 41 Hope street and 110 Stafford street. •\7ACANCY. young Man, Musselburgh, next t car line; small adult family; every comfort; washing, mending.—ss. ‘Star.’ rS, Bod and” Breakfast, casuals.—Miramar t> Private Hotel, Stuart street (opposite Law' Courts), half-minute station. WIDOW would Board sober, steady, working, middle-aged Man; 30s;; homely place, near Hillside Workshops.897. ‘Star. 1 MILTON HOUSE, 534 King street.— Vacancies for Gentlemen; single or share rooms; every convenience; good 'home. ONSLOW House.—Superior Accommoda* tion; reasonable tariff; every modern convenience; use of good tennis court.—• Phone 22-550. ALL you want to know and should know about the Garden is obtained from The ‘Star’ Garden Annual,