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Evening Star, Issue 20995, 8 January 1932, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WEATHER GAUGE AT NOON TO-DAY CONN’S GRAND TONIC. To people who are run down, nervy, worried and depressed, people who are recovering from colds, ’flu, or any other illness, Conn’s Grand Tonic quickly restores radiant health and boundless energy. Try this “ Grand ” prescription. CONN’S "GRAND” PHARMACY, High street, Dunedin. R. M’LEAN AND SON. Undertakers, 219 George street, Dunedin, and Port Chalmers. Phone 13-192; private, 10-410, day or night. Port Chalmers representatives: A. Long (Mary street) and A. Colmsn (garage proprietor). Funerals conducted anywhere by Motor Service at lowest rates. W. H. COLE, Funeral Director, 260 King Edward street, Dunedin South. Funerals arranged, town or country. Telephone 22-728, day and night. 0. J. THORN LTD., Funeral Furnishers (established 1884), corner of David and Marion streets, Dunedin South. Phone 23-927, day or night. Prompt attention. AT CONN’S “GRAND” PHARMACY. Barometer rising. UNDERTAKERS.

TODD MOTORS LTD., HIGH STREET AND HALSEY STREET. ALL CARS £75 AND OVER CARRY OUR 90 DAYS’ WRITTEN GUARANTEE. BUIOK 7-PASSENGER TOURER ... £IOO CHEV. BUTCHER’S DELIVERY ... £95 4-CYLINDER BUICK TOURER ... £SO OVERLAND TOURER ... ... ... ... £45 FORD TOURER ... ... ... ... ... £lO CHEV. TOURER £65 ESSEX COACH £IOO TODD MOTORS LTD., Showroom, High street. Open Every Evening, including Saturday. Phone .13-859.

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