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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15933, 28 November 1913, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. ■ ■inn 1111 u r i i>n wwiwrnwaggwaaggmMaißßTO Stewart Dawson's j 'TIMER"3j@^ Invaluable to Trotting or Ilacing Men and others \ ft f ~Y~\ interested in Sport of all kinds,, where an accurate 1 W 1 ' time record of events is needed. \v\\ J Jj| Hi willl' J§ 1Q Cbro W M s ''°wn, i s for recording events up to 30 minute's duration. It acts in the same way as a full Chronograph—i.e. the first press of the bntton starts the hands, the second stops, and at the third ac ' c ' n readiness for another record, the long hand registers the seconds »«»» '° arU ' Bma 'l hand the minutes nil ' r ' ce 25/li'/il. Tlie movement is keyless and fitted in a | Btrong Gnn metal Case; Ordep by Mail if Unable to Call. STEWART PAWSOII & CO.,' HZ. ÜBTES. Corner Princes & Dowfing Sts., Dunedin. 1 impwM Exhibit ai Show. 1 How 20 per cent, may be Saved on Fencing. MSI FORMS DROPPERS IYUWr FDKSK WIRES (Plain and Barb). , Eveiy farmer is interested in fencing, and this exhibit points the way to getting a better fence at less cost than by old methods. Examine the Samson Droppers and you will see tliey are light, but very strong. By using them yon save standards, save railage, save labour, and get a stronger fence. Equally important is the exhibit of Rylands' Fencing Wires. The advantage of them is that they are twice as long for the same weight as ordinary, but equally as strong. They enable you to get a better fence at less cost. By using Samson Droppers and Rylands' Wire together the saving has been figured out at no less than 20 per cent. You can order them from your ironmonger or your stock and station agent. Briscoe' & C©* 5 Ltd., £100 GREAT HMLOCK TOBACCO GOMPETITIRN £100 Will be presented for the return "HAVELOCK" < Tobacco Tags, or Seals, from 2-oz. Flake Cut, j or Lids from" HAVELOCK * Mixture 2-oz, Tins, ' or Bands from" HAVELOCK" 4-oz. Tins < (Note: Bands from " HAVELOCK" Mixture 4-oz. Tins will , count as TWO) { The Tags, Seals, Lids or Bands ma; be assorted Ist Largest Number £23 7th Largest Number 50/2nd ff gf £1S Bth „ w 40/3rd H » £10 9th „ M 30/4th „ w £7 10th „ „ 25/sth „ „ £5 11th „ „ 20/6th , „ „ £8 12th „ M 15/» To the 52 Persons returning the next largest 52 numbers, 10/- each Directions for Sending Tags, Seals, Lids and Bands: Post to "Havelock" G.P.O. Box 181 1 Wellington. N.Z., and write your name and full address plainly on the parcel, and also send a letter stating the number of Tags, Seals, Lids or Bands you have posted. No Parcel will be accepted unless FULL postage has been paid on same. The Winners' names will be published in the Newspapers THE BRITISH EMPIRE TRADING CO'S., LTD. decision will be final, regarding any question which may arise in connection with this Competition. It is advisable Competitors keep their Tags, Seals* Lida Bands and send them in one parcel on March 31st, This Competition will close on MARCH 31st, 1914. >GET BUSY! | f|jji 1 Assrn Of Tha Physician's "SvKwa .2; | Curo for Gout, . and ÜboL «5a I RhoumntioQoai -iTrun:i...... ' I and Gravel. I an d most Ij rv < m \H§®f 1 Ifv ifff m 3? Efiectivo Aperient sjf ra, aW. |js.js J tTc«™ 0 for Regular Use. gj *"'' ¥ MWI The Universal Rem&djr fo? Acidity of the Stomach, Headaab, — —/ Hoastbuyi, Indigeatloa, Bour Eruotations, Bilious Afieotioofl, I