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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4724, 10 January 1946, Page 2

THE Mun who watches the _ clock generally remains one of the hands. ANNOUNCING Tw<s New PHILCO RADIOS PHILCO RADIOS 7-Yalvo World Range and 5-Valve Broadcast THE FINEST PHILCO RADIO EVER BUILT —Order now from— W. H. NELSON Electrical & Mechanical Engineer Radio Dealer QUEENSTOWN N o T C E James J. O’KANE, B.lJ.Sfej'" dentist, Alexandra, will persojiaHy visit: GHRISTMAfiT'HOLIDAYS REOPEN, January 22, 1946. C TION SALES L. H. Denniston, manager, Central Otago Commission Agency, will visit Queenstown area to conduct sales of PROPERTY and FURNITURE on request. Phone 85S, Alexandra. O T I C E James J. O’KANB Jr. b.d.S. DENTIST ALEXANDRA visits Arrowtown- and Queenstown monthly. COUNTY COUNCIL TENDERS will be received at the Lake County Offices, Queenstown, till NOON of MONDAY, 28th day of JANUARY, 1946, for the undernoted works:— Contract No. 101. A. The gravelling of one mile, more or less, of the Mt. Aspiring Road (approximately 100 cu. yds.) Contract- No. 102. B. The gravelling' of two miles, more or loss, of the jfokomai Saddle to Athol Road (approximately 1200 cu. yds.)* Contract-.No. 103. C. The .construction of a reinforced concrete bridge, 16ft span, over Long Gully Creek on the Skippers highway. Plans and specifications to be seen on and after Monday, January 14, 1946 at the County Offices, Queenstown. Each tender must be accomplished by a marked cheque or cash deposit for 5 per cent, on its amount, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed: ‘ ‘ Tender for Contract No. .’ ’ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

E. B. HOPWOOD, County Clerk. Queenstown, January 10, 1940. TAKJJ WAKATIPU BABBIT BOARD Notice is hereby given that 10% penalty will be added to all rates for the year ending 31st March, 1946 remaining unpaid after the 17th February, 1946. LEO LEE, Secretary. Lake Wakatipu Babbit Board. A N T E D Two men for gravel pit. A month or six weeks’ work. Apply H. DAVIES, Queenstown. FOB SALE. I occasional table (oak), 1 couch (walnut), 1 firescreen frame, 2 large blinds, 1 inside door (now), 1 outside door. Apply Miss White, Eraukton Bead. / WANTED, two single bedspriug mattresses, preferably with logs. Apply No. 26. LOST, Tuesday morning, ladyja right hand hogskiu glove. Camping ground or pi'omonade. Reward on returning to this office. N O T I c E CAKE AND PRODUCE SALE in the Mackenzie Hall —FRIDAY.) JANUARY 18— —FRIDAY,JANUARY 18— at'U2.3o p.m. under the auspices of the Queenstown branch of the W.D.F.U. Combined Sports Clubs’ > —FAREWELL DANCE—* —FAREWELL DANCE—in honor of Mr and Mrs Shrimpton Garrison Hall Queenstown FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 at 9 p.m. Good Music Good Supper Admission 2/6. A collection of twenty old snuffcrusted with gems) realised nearly £IOOO at auction in London not long since. Snuffing was once upon a time as common as smoking is now. Will smoking ever go out of fashion? Never! —and the harder the times the greater the demand for the weed! It has become a "necessary commodity” in this strenuous age. But to get the maximum amount of pleasure and enjoyment out of it (and that without detriment to the health), it is absoluely essential it should be pure, i.e., as free from nicotine, as it can be. Fortunately, there need bo no difficulty about that in this country, for our New Zealand tobacco is reckoned not only the world’s purest but the most fragrant and delicious. It owes its, fame (now spreading far beyond N.Z.) to the fact that it is toasted, wdilch process not .only largely eliminates the nicotine in it, but imparts to it its matchless flavour and unrivalled bouffuca. Six brands: Bivorhead Go' !, Desert Gold, Navy Cut No. 3. Pocket Edition. Cut Plug No. 10 and Cavcnu'sh.