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Evening Star, Issue 20980, 19 December 1931, Page 16

PUBLIC NOTICES. GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT XMAS AND NEW, NEAR. Bottled Cherries, green and rod, 3s 3d and 3s 9d; C. and B. Jellies, assorted flavours, 8d per packet; Tinted Cocoanut, ideal for decorations, 5d per packet; Tinned Asparagus, large 2s 9d, small Is 4d; Bottled Raspberries, 2s per bottle; Tinned Grouse, 9s per tin; Partridge, 8s; Jars Shrimps, Is lOd per jar; Chinese Ginger, in jars 3s 6d; Noodles in Pork and Beef, Is 9d per tin; Anchovies in oil, Is 9d per bottle; Minuto Tapioca, Is per packet; Tinned Strawberries, 2s; Cherries, Is 3d; Fruit Salad in tins and jars, Is 5d and Is lOd. BISCUITS. Call” and inspect our varied stocks of English and Colonial Biscuits and Confectionery in fancy tins and boxes, suitable for Xmas gifts; also a large variety of Xmas novelties. * We offer a few suggestions: 21b Boxes Clarnico Marzipan, 5s per box; Sovereign Toffees in 41b suit cases, 8s per case; Nutty Seven Chocolates, 3s per lb; PascaH s Loose Marzipan, 4s per lb; Pascall’s Palace Assorted, 3s 6d per lb; Countess Mixture, 2s 6d per lb; Murray’s Marzipan, 3s 3d per lb. SPECIAL. HUNTLEY AND PALMER’S CHEESE STICKS, SALT SNIPS, HORS D’CEUVRB, AND CARD PARTY BISCUITS JUST LANDED. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND DESPATCHED, YOUNG AND ANDERSON, 138 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. . Telephone 10-705. Telephone 10-703. HOT MEALS E 0 R CAMPERS. The following DAINTY DISHES are packed in tins. Each is a helping- for 5 people: — ST. GEORGE CANNED SAUSAGES. ST. GEORGE CANNED STEAK AND OYSTER PIE. ST. GEORGE CANNED STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE. ST. GEORGE CANNED LAMB AND GREEN PEAS. ST. GEORGE CANNED KIDNEY AND BACON. ST. GEORGE CANNED PORK PIES. Etc., Etc. Price, Is 4d per tin. Stocked by WOLFENDBN AND RUSSELL, STRONG'S RED AND WHITE STORES, W. AND CO. T TEA, TEA ... Is 6d and 2s per lb. W. SMITH AND CO., PRINCES STREET. OUR HAMS, ALWAYS TO Muscatels (Basket Brand) ... 6d per packet Jordan Almonds Is lid per ib Ground Almonds 2s 5d per lb Sultanas, real good only 6d per lb Currants 6d lb Prunes, choice, extra large ... 9d per lb Cooking Figs 31b for Is Dried Apricots ...’ 8d per lb (Capital for jam making) Best French Cherries 2s per lb THE FORE, lid PER LB. CANNED FRUITS. Pears 9d and Is 2d Peaches ... 8d and Is Apricots’ 8d and Is Pineapple Sliced 5 tins for Is 5d Pineapple, for fruit salads, already crushed 7d and lOd Salmon 6d and lid per tin No need to make Xmas cakes, 3s 3d each. Xmas Plum Puddings ... Is Sd each

IDLE HUMOUR. We arc able to contradict the 'rumour that the Butchers are going to stock Toys this Christmas. They are above taking another man’s MEAT; but it is true that wo aro having OUR CLOSING DOWN SALE. We do not ’ dabble in Drapery, Hosiery, or Furniture (except for dolly houses), and we will not sell Tea, Sugar, Chocolates, or Tobacco at any price. With 21 years’ experience, we arc Toy Specialists, supplying everything from a Penny Marble to a Pram, Motor Car, or Rocking Horse. Our variety and value is second to none in the city, despite the fact that our trumpet blow is not the loudest. Our prices (always) low are ALL REDUCED from 5s to 10s in the pound. AH Stock Must be Cleared, as SHOP is SOLD and TO LET in 1932. Our Dolly Repair Work will still bo carried on, and wo will advertise later the location of the NEW KARRIE-KANNIE DOLLIES’ HOSPITAL. TODD’S WHITE HOUSE TOY ARCADE, 133 GEORGE STREET (Next the Plaza). Buy Now for Christmas, and Get in Early for Bargains. Our Motto: Live and Let Live. GOOD-BYE, PUBLIC, A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL. This Is Our Final Christmas. THE MISSION HOUSE. The OCEAN BEACH SCOUTS will CANVASS ST. KILDA on MONDAY, December 21st, forr Clothing, Groceries, Vegetables, etc., for our Christmas Cheer. Please give all you can spare. Our need is urgent. , V. G. BRYAN KING. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. ; TEMPORARY SUSPENSION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. CONSUMERS OP ELECTRICITY in Port Chalmers and Sawyers Bay Districts ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Power will NOT be available between 1.30 and 3.0 p.rii. TO-MORROW (Sunday), 20th Inst. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 18th December, 1931. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED To Buy, .22 Rifle; also Folding Camp Bed. —Lowest price to 775, ‘ Star * Office. W~~ ANTED Purchase, 100-200 good Second-hand Books, suitable lending library; state price.—Apply 419 Castlestreet. MILK Customers wanted; start after holidays; satisfaction guaranteed; early delivery.—79B, ‘ Star.’ ANTED.—Dainty Hair Slides, Perfumes, Soaps, Brushware, Cigars, etc., suitable for Christmas gifts, Heudy’s Hairdressing Rooms. ANTED.—To save trouble while on holiday secure Sta-wavo _ Setting Lotion; it keeps wave in the hair simply perfect; bottles 2s.—Hendy’s Hairdressing Rooms. ANTED To Buy, Motor Cycle Suit, price, particulars; also Tyre, 26 x 2jr, to fit 2j.—831, ‘ Star.’ HOLIDAY Reading for the Crib. — . Novels, Novelettes, Magazines, _ Library, Western Stories; all hajf-price.— Dawkins, ‘ Stjvr ’ Buildings, Stuart street. MEETINGS. RADIANT Health Club Hall, corner King and St. Andrew streets, Monday* 2.45 p.m. # Social Eyeniajj Jg*

Export lamb competition (OTAGO DISTRICT). To improve further the quality of our Export Lamb, and to educate our farmers as to the requirements of the Home Market, the New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board offer a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best District Display from the South Island, and also three prizes'of £ls, £lO, and £5 for the best individual lots of lambs shipped from the South Island. CONDITIONS: Each Pen to consist of three lambs and farmers restricted to two entries. The individual weight of each lamb not to exceed 381 b (freezing weight). ' ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, January 16 1932. All lambs killed on WEDNESDAY, January 27, 1932. Exhibitors may use the most convenient Freezing Company. The Otago A. and P. Society will attend to all matters in regard to shipping, keeping records, and accounting to owners after receiving proceeds of sale from- London. LOCAL COMPETITION. To encourage local competition, Otago has been divided into four districts — 1. North Otago-Waihemo-Waikouaiti. 2. Taieri and Bruce. 3. Tuapeka, Maniototo, and Lakes. 4. South Otago. And prizes of £3, £2, and £1 will be offered for the three best pens in each District. Entry Fee, 2s 6d. Particulars can be obtained from Dunedin Stock and Station Agents, Freezing Companies, Kindred Associations, and OTAGO A, AND P. SOCIETY. . B. F. DUTHIB, Secretary. TENDERS. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL. mENDERS will be received by the undcrJL signed up till Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd instant for the PURCHASE FOR REMOVAL THE WOODEN DWELLING AND OUHBUILDINGS in Malvern street lately occupied by Davidson. Specification and general, conditions of contract may be inspected at the office of the Building Surveyor, Town Hall. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G, A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall Dunedin, 18th December, 1931. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR TROLLEY WIRE. TENDERS will bo received by the undersigned up till Noon on FRIDAY, the 18th day of March, 1932 for tho Supply and Delivery of 4 TONS OP HARDDRAWN TROLLY WIRE and 2 TONS OP CADMIUM COPPER TROLLEY WIRE, in accordance with specifications and general conditions of contract, which may be seen at tho Office of the Tramway Manager, Car Depot, Market street, Dunedin. Tho lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall Dunedin. 18t.Ii December, 193 L __ TENDERS invited for Painting Presbyterian Church, Warrington.—Specifications from Mr Read or Mr Findlay, Warrington. financial TyrONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD IVI AND LEASEHOLD SECURITIES. ASLIN. BROWN, AND ALLOO, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Co.’s Buildings, Bond street. IN order to have the ’ Star ‘ out in good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements th-'i come in after noon. After this hour they cannot be clcssificd. r Wo would therefore request Advertisers to > kindly bear this in mind, and send in their