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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15668, 22 January 1913, Page 2

MJBLIO NOTICES. BMSsaaEßESSßß3^EßßSßmß3mw3BawmmzHEtt&&eßWßßEm&sEmtEtti£Bmimiss&a3am3BsiEXßißrßßieaßEwßßßss&Bß^m I w^w^^^^^m^wwwwwwwisywwwwwwvwwwww: I Ea4 PRELIMINARY £g*3 j J IP ANNOUNCEMENT! jffi ! |1 sec THfci eao .' ( D. I. C. i SUMMER SALE I Commences on I MONDAY, January 27th. |j fl THE SALE THAT IS WORTH WAITING FOR f I AND I || THE SALE THAT IS ABSOLUTELY GENUINE. I I SPECIAL NOTICE: | § Please Note that our Establishment will be closed all day' on SATURDAY, the 1 l| 25th, on account of our Annual Picnic. | 1 iffli HIGH mJm BTS " M I DUNbDIN. I I To prevent Rust and Decay all' Ironwork should be painted when ||| new with ' ||] I STEELITE RED SZI I The ordinary paint is of no Use. TWO COATS OF STEELITE RED WILL [I I LAST FROM FIVE TO SEVEN YEARS. No other Paint will. || | SMITH & SMITH, LTD., OCTA D G U ° N^IN . |

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— Tho JapancßO are fond of bathing. In Tokio there aro 800 public bath-housea, in many of which a person can obtain a bath, hot or old, for a sum equal to one halfpenny.