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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15821, 21 July 1913, Page 7

FOR SALB MOTOR CAR, 4-cylmder, 15 h.p„ 5soater; almost now; cost over £400; cr will exchange for 2 or 3-9 eater. —Particulars, etc., Bargain, Times Office. 21jy IPOR SALE (a 6 a going concern), the SECOND-HAND DEALER'S BUSINESS successfully carried on for about 5 years at 410 King street by Mrs Hoares. A real good opening. Low rent. J. C. ARBUCKLE, 19jy Auctioneer. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED KNOWN-Mat. Bradley's » » Boots and Shoes are new and up-to-date. "\TOAII never had any of them in tho 1* Ark; tl"ey a'ro no old bankrupt stock, with every stitch perished before you get them. BEST Nailed Shooters, from lis 9d; all leather; there is no paper in Bradley Boots. MAT. BRADLEY'S Great Bargain Sale of BOOTS and SHOES; everything reduced.—3 Maclaggan street. 19jy THE Original and Distinctive " BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHER" is Pattillo, whose Wedding Groups are. pre-eminently popular and admired, HEADQUARTERS for PHOTOGRAPHY of every description (excepting landscape) ; arrangements made for special work.—Pattillo., George street. NEW SEPIA STUDIES of Ladies are finding great approval, being soft and artistic !-PATTILLO, Bridal Photographer. M 'DONALD & MILLER. Green Island, are CASH BUYERS of Prime Bacon PIGS. Correspondence invited. lap DR M'INTYRE'S Extra Strong Pills.Recommended by ladies; 4s 6d, po6tago free—Alfred Oudaille, chemist. MOKO, the Great Cough Cure-Acts like 1% ROWLANDSON.-For Painting and Paperhanging try W. Rowlandson; workshop Moray place; 'phono 3454 11 ja 0 COUNTRY CLIENTS.-Your favours at the Southern, Dunedin, will receive careful attention and packing. 30ju T»/fILLS- & CO., Most Up-to-dato DRY 1U CLEANERS and DYERS, 236 George street. Dunedin (next Pattillo's). TSrANTED KNOWN-That Tools of the »' best quality at special low prices can always bo.obtained at Cousfon's Tool aud Hardware Store, Rattray street. ADVANCE POST DRILLS for use -fi wherever holes are drilled; 6everai sizes; low prices. MORSE Twist Drills, larw assortment; hand and Breast Drills, Hack Saws, Bench Hack Saws. • ' ■riARBORUNDUM and India Stonea and V/ Grinders, Carborundum Wheels and Paste, Disston's Saw 6, Matheson Planes. BRAZING Lamps, Tarantella, Aetna, Primus Stoves, Eleotrio Bells and Fittings, Gas Grills, Gas Irons. STARRETTS Fine Tools, Quick-action Vyces, Engineer's Stocks and Dies, Chain Drills, Dreadnought FiW TOOLS for all trades; very largo 6tock; direct from manufacturers—ooUSTON, Importer, Rattray street. lljy DON'T FORGET.--You can order a Small Quantity of Spirits at tho Southern, Dunedin. 30ju ATCHOO!" Nip that cold in the bud with "Standard" Cough Cure; 50 years' success. —Bagley's. DAY and Night" our Scientific Dispensary 15 at your disposal.— Bagley's. King street North. 4jy NO -THREE O'CLOCK FATIGUE.That'e what the Monarch Typewriter Operators say. Ask any user. QdENTIFICALLY and Mechanically O CORRECT. Send for catalogues. Free trial.—Typewriter Company, 109 Princes street, lomy UP-TO-DATE Photographic GOODS now arrived, including Ensign Films, Cameras, eto LL Best-known Brands of Papers, Mounts always in stock. Intending customers kindly call OR Writo to GILL. Frederick street Telephone 1144. Agent for Harrington, New Zealand (Limited). 163 TNQUIRE by 'Phono No. 1898 of Chas. Jl Saxby respecting Cycle Repairs.—Pier Cycle Works. Crawford street. 12s A LL LEADING BRANDS are to be had -£*■ at the Southern Hotel; every attention given. 30ju SPECIAL BARGAINS can be procured this week at Laidlaw and Gray's Furniture Warehouse. Rattray street. UITES, 7 Pieces; upholstered in saddle bags and velvets; padded-back chairs; £11 lfe. fIARPET SQUARES, best tapestry, 3Jyds *J x 3yds; splendid value; special price, 32s 6d each. SOFA SQUARES; large assortment to choose from; tapestry, lis 6d; velvet and Axmimter, 21s 6d. USH RUGS; splendid for children's beds; limited number only; price this week, 7s 6d each. IT WILL PAY YOU to visit LAIDLAW _ & GRAY'S (LTD.), the People's Furnishing Ironmongers. 18jy BOOKS.— Sixpenny Reprints at threepence each;'cheapest books in city.— M'Donneli's, High street Bookshop. Bjy ESTATE of SAMUEL HUGH STRAIN All Persons having' Claims Against tho Estate of Samuel Hugh Strain, formerly of Milburn (late of Dunedin). farmer, aro requested to forward PARTICULARS of same to the ADMINISTRATRIX, addressed care the Undersigned. Reid and Bundle, Solicitors, Dowling street, Dunedin. 21jy MR GTJTS PHOTOGRAPHIC "COMPETITION. PRIZES FOR PRETTY CHILDREN. COMMENCING ON Ist FEBRUARY,, 1913 THREE COMPETITIONS, FOR PRIZES OF 5, 3, AND 2 GUINEAS, With an opportunity to secure a First-class Photograph of your Children at tho most reasonable charge. 5 Guineas will be given as a prize for the Prettiest Child between the ages of 5 and 10 years. 3 Guineas for the Prettiest Child between, tho 4KC3 of 2 and 5 yeara 2 Guineas for the Prettiest Child between the agos of 6 months and 2 years. Tho _ Photographs will be judged br a Committee of Ladies selected by tho Editor of the Otagß Witness, in which paper the photographs of the winners will be published the week after the decision is .given. Further particulars at GUY'S STUDIO, Corner of Princes street and Moray place. Telephone 3188. 23ja PATENT AGENTS. A J. PARK & SON. • Head Office, 213 Princes street South. The Oldest Established Registered Patent Agents in Otago. Hand- Book on Patents and full information Free. Id HM. DAV E Y • PATENTS (all Countries). Models, Drawings, Etc,, Made, Established 1882. 91a PRINCES STREET. TO INVENTORS-ROBT. M _NTOCK. Consulting Engineer and Registered Patent Agent, 90 Princes street. Patents applied for in all countries. Advice given free. Working drawings prepared. 12jy ■R-0 B B K T WALES xv PATENT AGENT, Consulting Mechanioal Engineer. New Zealand, Australian, Great Britain, and Foreign Patents. Full information on application . , FREE. Head Office; 40 Dowling street (Corner Princes street). — Among I.lm members of the audience at Dmry Lane recently was the distinguished Italian composer Puccini, who had travelled from Pisa expressly to witness tho revival "The Light Thai Failed." ' It was not, however, without a personal Tnotivo that Puccini undertook the journey to London, for, while eager to express hi« appreciation of Mr Forbes Robertson's performance in the role of the blind artist, it was mainly to judge the suitability of the play for musical purposes that he came. Puccini, in short, is seriously contemplating using the story as a libretto for an opera, always, of oouree, with the sanction of Sudyard Kipling.