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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15892, 11 October 1913, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. F BENCH COMMERCIAL VEHICLE TRIALS, 1912. (Conducted by French War Office.) CLEMENT-BAYARDS took First Prizes. Beat All-Comers. Full particulars from STEDMAN, 20s Bond street. T7i O R DASH, SPARKLE, VIGOUR, and FLAVOUR PURIRI MINERAL WATER. The Call: WHISKY AND PURIRI. COUTH BRITISH INSUR ANCE u COMPANY _ (LIMITED), Authorised to Transact Accident and General Insurance Business of every description: Fire, Aooident, Employers' Liability, Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, Marine, Sickness, Mortgagee Indemnity, Burglary, Publio Risk.—F. H. CARR, Manager, Otago and Southland Branch. Offices: 3 Liverpool street, Dunedin, Telephone 527.

ADMIRALTY SERGE. WE HAVE JUST LANDED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF THIS FAMOUS SERGE. WE HAVE' STOCKED IT FOR YEARS, AND WE HAVE. EVERY CONFIDENCE IN RECOMMENDING IT, BOTH FOR iPPEARANCE AND WEAR. IT IS A CHEVIOT MAKE, 54in WIDE, AND DYED A PORE INDIGO i IT WILL STAND ANY QUANTITY OF ROUGH WEAR, AND KEEPS ITS APPEARANCE, AND AT THE PRICE HAS NO EQUAL. ITOTE THE PEICE: 2/11 PEK YAED. DRESSMAKING.—Orders are now pouring in for Dresses and Costumea Might we remind intending clients to pkee their orders early. MOL.LISONS LIMITED, CORNER GEORGE AND FREDERICK STREETS, DUNEDIN. CANDID OPINION OF LADY WHO RESOLVED TO GIVE A TRIAL TO & W A E O N U I COAL "After reading your announcement regarding the wonderful demand 'or Waromri, I decided to give it a trial. I must say I was exceedingly doubtful about tho coal. I felt I might get a coal that was cheap, but which would burn poorly, givo lifcfclo heat, and would bo sulphurous and smelly. But Waroiiui agreeably surprised me. I found it to burn brightly, and without any'smell at all. And it was so hot that for a day or eo wo nearly spoilt things through overheating. I havo had several loads now, and my opinion is that WARONUI IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANY HOUSE. IT'S CLEAN, HOT COAL AND IT'S THE MOST ECONOMICAL 7 "' \ lounge jackets... "Cotswold" Shape. Theso are smart at all times for men's wear, and; -we havo them in DONEGAL and HOMESPUN TWEEDS-From 20s to 30s. Also in PLAIN GREY FLANNEL [Very Ncw)-27s 6d each. " 'Varsity " . Trousers to STatch. In Green and Grey Flannels—los 6d to 15s. In Tweeds—lis 6d to 15s. ENGLISH-MADE SUITS for Men. The Latest Shapes, with Long Softrolled Collar., No stiff padding—From 55a to 90s. All in the celebrated " J. 8.5." make. "RNEIPP" and "EMPIRE" LINEN MESH UNDERWEAR of all ' kinds kept in stock. Much rooommended by Professor Kirk and Dr Mueller. KIL R0 Y & SUTHEKLAN J), 192 and 200 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN; And ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE,