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Mt Benger Mail, 24 October 1934, Page 4

! ACCOUNT AND COMMISSION AGENT. ALEX. MoLEAN, j ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. (Accident Branch). I National Insurance Co., Ltd. j Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. i ' j PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. All business entrusted to me will j receive promp attention. i I MOTOR AND GENERAL ENGINEERING WORKS. D. STEWART Agent for DODSE CMS The Best in the Dominion Overhauling of Motor Cars a Specialty. First-class Car for Hire. \ Agent for Northern Insurance Co. ACCOUNT ENVELOPES. | REDUCED PRICES For Good Quality Manilla - Account Envelopes—--10,000 Lots .. 5/3 per 1,000 5.000 Lots .. 5/6 per 1,000 1.000 Lots .. 6/- per 1,000 Call and See Samples at THE MT. BEN GEE MAIL STONE'S OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND Commercial, Municipal and General DIRECTORY and NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL For 1931 Fifty-first Year of Publication. Royal Bvo., containing about 1040 pages, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. Price: If ordered before publication £1 Is If ordered after publication £lss STONE, SON & CO., LTD.PRINTERS & PUBLISHER Anzac Spuare, DUNEDppf And at Christchurch and Wellington. TO THE Business Community .There is no necessity to leav* your doorstep to give your printing order. Just ring up No. 3, Lawrence, and a representative will interview you and be pleased tc give you a quote for GENERAL PRINTING REQUIREMENTS. from a Balance Sheet to a Business Card Largest Poster to a Direction Tag TO CLUBS, SOCIETIES, AND GENERAL PUBLIC We invite your inquiries when you want CATALOGUES, CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES, INVITATIONS. TICKETS, HANDBILLS, Etc. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PAPER. Advertise your needs in it, Public Meetings, Socials, Concerts, and Dances. REMEMBERWe circulate throughout the district and far beyond the reach of a shop window advertisment. THAT THRIFTY PEELING Andy, who already owned a small car, surprised his friends by buying a bicycle. “Ah, 1 see why you’ve got a bike,” said a friend. “You want it for exercise, don’t you ” . ‘ ‘No, ’ ’ said Andy. ‘‘ I ’rn count- n in’ on running ’that bike for pleasure.” “What do you mean? What 1 out your car?” ‘ ‘ Weel, mon, ’ ’ pondered Andy, with a smile of satisfaction, “.all the. time I’m rising the bike I’ll be a-thinking o’ the petrol I’m Saving by leavin’ the car at home.