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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16243, 28 November 1914, Page 9

LICENSINQ NOTICES. Notice of application for TRANSFER OF LICENSE. J, JOHN CLISBY, of Cromwell, Ilotelkcfiper, being tho holder of a Publican's License ill respect, of the house and premises situate at Cromwell, and known by tho sign of "Tho Golden Ago Hotel," Do Hereby Give Notice tlvat I desire to obtain and will, at the next Licensing Mooting to be. holden at the Courthouse, Queenstown, on tho second day of December, 1914, Apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to ROBERT lIAIG, of Cambrian, Hoteikeeper, iny appointee. Dated tho seventh day of November, 1914. J. I. Fbaseb, JOHN CLISBY. Solicitor, Naseby, 27n TENDERS. TENDERS are invited till 10 a.m. on THURSDAY, December 10, for the ERECTION of NURSES' HOME, Dunedin Hospital. MASON & WALES, 21n Registered Architects, Dunedin. TO ELECTRICIANS. TENDERS will ho received until Noon on SATURDAY, December 5, for TWO ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLATIONS, Moray place, for the Y.W.C.A.— SALMOND & VANES, A.R.1.8.A., Registered Architects, National Bank Chambers. 26n TI LENDERS will be received until Noon A on SATURDAY, December 5, for tho EDECTION of ADDITIONS to a RESI- f DENCE in Garfield street, Roslyn. SALMOND & VANES, A.R.1.8.A., Architects, National Bank Chambers. rjlO ELECTRICIANS. TENDERS will be received until Noon on SATURDAY, December 5, for Extensive ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLATION to Business Premiecs, George street, for Mr W. Penrose.. SALMOND & VANES. A.R.1.8.A., Registered Architects, 26n National Bank Chambers. TENDERS will be received until Noon on SATURDAY, December 5. for Extensive RENOVATIONS and ADDITIONS to Buildings in Moray placo for the Young Women's Christian Association.— SALMOND & VANES, A.R.1.8.A., Registered Architects, 26n National Bank Chambers. r I LENDERS are invited until Noon of the J - 31st NOVEMBER for the ERECTION of a RESIDENCE in Canongate stroct. Plane and specifications may be seen at the office of tho undersigned, where tenders may be lodged. D. G. MOW AT, Architect, 20 Government Insurance Buildings. jgO ROUGH OF MORNING lON SALE OF OHAR-A-BANC BY TENDER. Tenders will be received up to 1 p.m. on SATURDAY, the sth day of Dccembcr, 1914, for tho PURCHASE of a 32 h.p.i Albian Char-a-banc, 24 seated. The machine may be inspected at the tramsheds. A deposit of 10 per cent, on the amount to accompany each tender. The highest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. HENRY SYMES, Town Clerk. Mornington, November 6, 1914. 7n JAR RAH! JARRAH! sft Jarrah Palings, 21s per 100. 6ft Jarrah Palings, 24s per 100. MILLAR'S WEST AUSTRALIAN HARD WOODS COMPANY (LTD.), DUNEDIN. 23a rj

WINDOW DISPLAY EXTRAORDINARY! EXCEPTIONAL VALUE EVEN FOR ARTHUR BARNETT (LIMITED). A BIG WINDOW FULL OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE GARMENTS TO BE SOLD TO-DAY AND MONDAY. AT PRICES QUITE UNKNOWN BEFORE IN DUNEDIN. LADIES' TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. Your choice, 10s 6d. LADIES' NEW TWEED SPORT COATS. Your choice, 10s 6d. LADIES' SUPERB SERGE DRESSES. Your choice, 10s 6d. LADIES' HYDROTITE RAINCOATS. Your choice, 10s 6d. HIGHEST QUALITY SILK BLOUSES, DRESS SKIRTS, and IMPORTED TRIMMED HATS. Your choice, 10s 6d. SEE THE GREAT WINDOW DISPLAY, AND YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE MARVELLOUS VALUE TO BE OBTAINED IN OUR SHOWROOMS DURING THE NEXT TWO DAYS. COUNTRY ORDERS AT THESE PRICES WILL BE EXECUTED FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ARTHUR BARNETT (LIMITED), THE PEOPLE'S DRAPERS. —. _

MISCELLANEOUS WAHTS. WE RESTORE GREY HAIR to its Natural Colour and successfully treat all Troubles of nnllE Skin and Hair. Consultation free.— JL The Misses Cbilton-Button, next Herbert, Haynes, Princes street. 13ap MACKENZIE'S, Moray place, for your Suite Re-covered, best materials, highclass workmanship; lowest prices. UPHOLSTERY WORK ©very description from a Cushion to Chesterfield Suite.—Try Mackenzie's, Moray place.. SIDECAR for SALE; price very low.— W. Stuart Wilson and Co., Bond street. 2 -SPEED 8.5.A.; grand condition; climb anything; owner must selL—Wilson, Bond street, Dunedin. CALL and Inspect the Triumph LIGHTWEIGHT ; climbs over mountains; a remarkable machine. —WILSON, Dunedin. WANTED to BUY, Second-hand SACKS; any cruantity.—Fraser and Co., 146 Crawford street. 26n ANTED BUY, METRONOME, with Bell preferred.—Price, etc., fb Tempo, Times Office. 28n OFFERS solicited for 5000 VOLUMES; remunerative c-hanco to start secondhand bookshop.—sl6 Cumberland street. ANTED~to BUY. BELL TENTParticulars to Bell Tent, Times Office. 27" XCIIAN"E, 228£ Acres Rich Land, Buildings, at £5 10s, for Dunedin Property.—Kaipuka, Times Office. 24n ANTED"" to BUY — Gentlemen's, Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc.—Mrs Boddy, King street. 24n OTOR CARS for HIRE; efficient drivers; reasonable charges.—Barnes, King street; 'phone 1639. 23n RTIFICIAL Teeth, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT in any quantity.—Friedlander, 184 Rattray street, Dunedin. 21 :i OMESTIC" VACUUM CLEANER.— Country Visitors CALL Watts' Furniture Warehouse, 237 George street, for demonstration. OMESTIC" VACUUM CLEANERS save monov by diminishing housecleaning expense; wonderfully simple; simply wonderful. 24n LD" FALSE TEETH BOUGiT.Wantcd to Buy, Old False Teeth" highest price given in New Zealand; cash by return mail-Send J. DUNSTONE, Box 545, Christchurch. „ 300 IRE MOTOR CARS Bacon's Stables, King street. —James Jeffs proprietor. Telephone 196. 17n ALL Whiskies are not up to "B.L" standard Say "8.L.." and get the beat Gallstones and gravel absolutely and permanently cured without operation by new Herbal Treatment—Thompson, herbalist, Oamartt.