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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15955, 24 December 1913, Page 7

PERSONAL ADTEBTISEUBNI3 onder heading »n Insetted at tho following raws: Not eioeeduig Fourteen Words, Is ptr insertion; over Fonttcea but not ciceeding Twenty-loar Word}, Js. C?sh witb order. TAGO" PRIVATE INQUIRY AGENCY. Correspondence treated in the moat Con. fidential manner. Inquiries conducted all over Now Zealand and Australia, Clients can safely dopend upon promptness, integrity, and reliability. Telephone 3239; Office, 53 Bond street; or address P.O. BOX 530, lOn Dunedin. -STISSING.-If WILLIAM GRAY (son of IIL the deceased Alexander Gray, farmer, Elfhole, Berwickshire, Scotland), who went to New Zealand about 1836, and who sometimo resided at Kaikoura, Marlborough, in . tho South island, Oicre, will COMMUNICATE with tho Subscriber', cot later than the first day of MAY, 1914, he will Participate in the Estate of hie Deceased Sister Helen.—R. G. Johnston, solicitor, Duns, Scotland. 24d IWM. SULLIVAN, the trainer of 5 Robort J. and Veracity, am NOT tho Wm. Sullivan convicted at the Police Court this morning. , 24d PROFESSIONAL. RI.VATE SANATORIUM,' HAMILTON, CENTRAL OTAGO. Medical Superintendent, Dr Geo. Byres, M.A., M.B. To be .OPENED JANUARY 1, 1914. Climate dry and bracing. Unsurpassed in Australasia for treatment of phthisis, DENTISTRY REDUCED TO A FINE ART AND A SCIENCE. I claim to be the BEST TEETH MODELLER in New Zealand. The most difficult cases requested. All branches. CHARLES E. CLARKE, SURGEON DENTIST, 114 PRINCES STREET (Opposite Fountain). Dunedin, THE PAINLESS DENTAL CO.-Note New Address: 85 Lower Stuart street (below Octagon). Dnnedin, 6 OUR OOTJNTRY PATIENTS.^ Special attention to Visitors to the town,—Horace Robinson, manager. ?,0d EDUCATIONAL. QT. JOHN'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR ONE SCHOLARSHIP of £70-on the MARSH FOUNDATION; TWO SCHOLARSHIPS of £60-each on tho MARIA BLACKETT FOUNDATION; ONE SCHOLARSHIP of £69-on the LADY MARGARET and WHITEHEAD FOUNDATION. Copies of the regulations and forms of applications can bo obtained from tho Diocesan Office, 40 Shortland street, Auckland, where applications will bo received up to FRIDAY, January 29, 1914, addressed to W. J. SPEIGHT, > Secretary to St. John's College Trust. December'2o, 1913. 24d ■' —. i ***■ BOROUOH COUNCIL NOTIFICATIONS. THOROUGH OF ST. KILDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Borough of St. Kilda has fixed the DOG REGISTRATION FEE for the year commencing on tho Ist day of JANUARY, 1914, and ending 31st DECEMBER, 1914, at TEN SHILLINGS for each clog; and the Town Clerk's Office, St. Kilda, the Place of Registration. Owners of Unregistered Dogs aro liable to a penalty of £5 for each dog. J. B. DICK, Town Clerk. Dated St, Kilda, 23rd December, 1913. TENDERS. WANTED, TENDERS filling-it) section, Musselburgh.—Burke, c/o Speight. Justice, Cumberland street. 2W ATAGO HARBOUR BOARD. PRICES will bo received at the Board's Office, Birch street, up till Noon on MONDAY, December 29, for the SUPPLY of STEAM LIGNITE COAL for Dredgo 222 (name of coal to bo clearly stated) for about one month. Approximately 14 tons of coal per day will bo required to be delivered' in coal chute, Victoria wharf. First lot to be delivered on WEDNESDAY, 7th January, 1914. One week's notice will be given of termination of supply of coal. The Board reserve the right to cancel, on 24 hours' notice, any arrangement entered into should the coal purchased bo not suitable. J. BLAIR MASON., X Engineer to the Board. Dnnedin, 22nd December, 1913. 23d JjIEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL? TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF COPPER WIRE AND INSULATORS, Separate Tenders, to Close on SATURDAY, 10£h January, 1914, at 4 p.m., will be received for:— (1) Contract No. 3— Supply and Delivery of Copper Wire. (2) Contract No. 4.-Supply and Delivery of Insulators, for Electrio Lighting Installation, Plan and specifications may bo seen at tho Office of this paper, or may be obtained on application to tho Town Clerk Envelopes to be marked "Contract No. 37" and "Contract No, 4," respectively. ALEX. J. GEARY, Folding, Town Clerk. 22nd Decombor, 1913. riniMBER.-All Kinds Seasoned Building X Timber. _ Dressed lines a specialty. To-w-st quotations. — Dominion Factory, M'Bride street, South Dunedin; or Keith Ramsay, Lower Rattray street. 31jy QAGAR'S Celebrated English Wood-work--0 ing MACHINERY; catalogues, quotations.—Sole Agent 6, Henry F. Moss (Ltd.), Princes street South. 3jj,j PUBLIC COMPANIES PHOVIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE x COMPANY. THE ONLY NEW ZEALAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. HEAD OFFICE: PROVIDENT BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. LONDON OFFICE (FOR RECEIPT OF PREMIUMS), CROSBY BUILDINGS, 6 CROSBY SQUARE. Branches throughout New Zealand and in Victoria and New South Wales. THE FUNDS HAVE TREBLED DURING THE PAST FJVJ TTEARS, AND, WITH THE SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, NOW EXCEED £125,000. Business Transacted by the Company: Ordinary and Industrial Lifo Assurance. Personal, Accident, and Sickness Insurance —(a) covering 50 Diseases, (b) covering ALL Sickness. Combined Lifo, Acci; dent, and Sickness Policies issued at Reduced Rates. In the Ordinary Branch THE PREMIUMS ARE LOWER THAN THOSE CHARGED BY ANY OTHER OFFICE IN AUSTRALIA OR NEW ZEALAND, and are on such a liberal scale that tho annual premium charged by other Colonial Oices for a Policy of £1000, with profits, will secure in tho " PROVIDENT" A SUM OF ABOUT £1150. This difference constitutes an IMMEDIATE AND CERTAIN OABH BONUS. rfffiUST MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. 1 ASLIN & BEDFORD, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Co, Building, Bond street. Branch Offices; Mosgiel and Palmcrston.