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Evening Star, Issue 20322, 2 November 1929, Page 16

PUBLIC NOTICES. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, UPHOLSTERY WEEK AT SAMSONS’. YOUR GREAT CHANCE TO PROCURE A CHESTERFIELD SUITE OF THE HIGHEST GRADE AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER OFFERED IN NEW ZEALAND. 4 Tins is not mere advertising puff. An inspection of our goods will convince you that, in spite of the low price, our upholstery work is second to none. We buy only the beet that can be produced in New Zealand, and we buy t» the best advantage. YOU may avail yourself of our 50 years’ experience, IT WILL PAY YOU to do so. Wo confidently GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OB YOUR MONEY BACK in th« knowledge that our upholstery work has : been tested and proved in hotels and boarding houses throughout New Zealand, giving years of HARD WEAR and EVERY SATISFACTION. ' ’ , . ’ The Public are cordially invited to visit our warehouse during UPHOLSTERY WEEK,” when our salesmen will be pleased to demonstrate the finer points of upholstery work. A SUITE FOR EVERY PURPOSE AND A SUITE FOR EVERY PURSE in the widest range of coverings ever displayed in Dunedin. Visit SAMSONS this week, whether you want to buy or not. You are welcom# to inspect and COMPARE OUR PRICES. FOR VALUE WE ARE UNEXCELLED. JAMES SAMSON, AND OG., FURNITURE WAREHOUSEMEN. 23 Dowling street, Dunedin. THE SOUTHERN STAER-BOWKETT SOCIETY, ANNUAL MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Members of The Southern Starr-Bowkett Society will be held at the Registered Office Carlton Chambers, High street, Dunedin, on MONDAY, 11th day of November, 1929 at 8 o’clock p.m. BUSINESS: (1) To Receive and Consider the Directors’ Report® and Statement of Accounts. • (2) Election of Directors. <3) To Fix Remuneration of Directors. (4) Election of Auditors. (5) General. At the Close of the Meeting a Meeting of Members will be held to Dispose of £2,000 by the following Appropriations—viz. GROUP No. 3. 55rd APPROPRIATION OF £SOO, BY BALLOT. GROUP No. 4. 21st APPROPRIATION OF £I.OOO, BY BALLOT. GROUP No. 5. 27th APPROPRIATION OF £SOO, BY BALLOT. W. E. C. REID AND CO., Secretaries, _ Carlton Chambers, High Street, Dunedin, THE NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY, The ANNUAL MEETING of Members of the above-named Society will be hel3 on TUESDAY, November 19, at 8 o’clock p.m., in the Otago Motor Club Rooms, Moray place. <84,000 will be disposed of by (Ballot and Sale. Shares are still available in the New No. S Group. Join this Progressive Building Society now, and commence saving your money tts Nationual ” way. E-aoh Share entitles you to a Free Loan of £2OO. Subscription only la per share per week. Write or Call for full particulars to the. Secretary, G. S'. KIRBY, Eldon Chamber*, 90 Prince* street, DubwK®. ‘NEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED 1929 XMAS ANNUAL.*Published by THE CHRISTCHURCH PRESS COMPANY, LTD, This is an Issue of OUTSTANDING MERIT, SPLENDID PICTURES OF OTAGO. Also a Realistic Reproduction, of an ETCHING by RICHARD WALLWOBK of the OTAGO UNIVERSITY. THE COLOURED SUPPLEMENT IS A BEAUTIFUL MAORI POSTRAIT OF ‘SOPHIA,’ BY GOLDIE. Copies on Sale at All Booksellers. NOTE: The Last Id Mai! #of the United Kingdom to arrive before Christmas Closes on NOVEMBER 5, rjOTE T. ELLDOTT (City Butchery) desires to intimate to his Clients as*fi the Public Generally that he has DISPOSED OF HIS BUSINESS TO Mr G. J. BARTON. i While Thanking them for Patronage Extending over so many years, he Solidia a Continuance for his Successor. BARTONS desire to intimate that they have PURCHASED THE BUS& NESS SITUATED in RATTRAY STREET, known as “CITY BUTCHERY,” and after CARRYING OUT ALTERATIONS will REOPEN as won a* completed. DALES, LTD,, GEORGE STREET. HALF-PRICE SALE IN FULL SWING. CROWDS DAILY SNAPPING UP WONDERFUL BARGAINS, EVERYTHING AT ACTUAL HALF-PRICE. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE TOYS, TINWARE, ETC. HALF MARKED PRICE FOB EVERYTHING. STOCK MUST BE CLEARED. MORE STOCK BROUGHT FORWARD FOR MONDAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS. NOTE THE ADDRESS: DALES, LTD., GEORGE STREET Between Hanover ,and Frederick Streets.

TENDERS. mBNDEES will be received by the underJL signed until Noon, SATURDAY, November 9, 1929, for CONSTRUCTION OF A REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL At the Technical College. Plane and specifications can be seen with F. J. WILLIAMS, Registered Civil Engineer, 29 Bond street. npBNDBRS for the ERECTION of a A GARAGE (Concrete) at St. Clair will be received until Noon on SATURDAY, November 9. LESLIE D. COOMBS, A.R.1.8.A., Architect, 26 Dowling street. OFFERS will be received by the District Engineer, Public Works Department, Dunedin, up to 4 p.ro. on TUESDAY, 2th November, 1929, tor the PURCHASE OF THREE 3-TON DENNIS TRUCKS, fitted with Hydraulic Tip Bodies. Trucks are well shod, but require mechanical repairs. Apply PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE. mSB CLOSING TIME FOR TENDERS A for the Erection of Municipal Theatre and Council Chambers,- Roxburgh, has been EXTENDED till Noon, 11th NOVEMBER. D. G. MOWAT, A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architeet, 108 Pricos* ateeet, Dunedin.

TENDERS. BITUMINOUS CONCRETE PAVING. TENDERS will be received by the Secro. fcary, Public Works Tenders Board, Public Works Department, Wellington, up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 19tp Novem* ber, for Paving with Bituminous Concrete the following lengths of Highways— WOODBND-ASHLEY RIVER (3 miles 58 chains). WOODBND-RANGIOEA (3 miles SS chains). Drawings and conditions of contract may be seen at the Public Works Office, Christchurch, Auckland, Dunedin, and Sydney street, Wellington. LODGE NOTICES. ANCIENT ORDER FORESTERS. UNITED OTAGO DISTRICT. ]i/T EMBERS of all City and Suburban ■ iT.fi. Courts are requested to attend the PARADE to Hanover Street Baptist Church on SUNDAY, November 3. Members will muster at 6.15 p.m. Regalia. J. if. MACFIE, District Secretary. FINANCIAL. T RUST MONEY FOE INVESTMENT ASLIN AND BROWN, Solicitors, N.Z Express Co Buildings, Bond street. POULTRY. ■|7l OR SALE, WMte Leghorn Pullets, tv« -L months; 6s.—J. Kirkland, Fairfielctn