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BOABO AND RESIDENCE. B VIA THAN HOTIEX, LOWER HIGH STREET (Nearly opposite Railway Station). Are yon coarring for & -day., or a month*,, or a year? Then stay at the LEVIATHAN. Dunedin's Leading Prirate Hotel, dose to the Railway Station and Post Office. Every possible coas&aieace, superior service, excellent table. Hot water for baths at any bour. Kra Escapes throughout She Buildingt Night and Day Porters. Telegrams sad letters promptly attended to LEVIATHAN HOTEL, DUNEDIN. Telegrams "Leviathan." P.O. Eos 112. Telephone 67.ANTED, 2 Unfurnished ROOMS, • • with, wtthoat board; town, country; soldier's wife and boy.—Suddenly, Times Office. 300 »ESPECTABLE Youth wants plain *>' BOARD and Residence in private home; etato -terms. —Apprentice, Times Office. 300 nPEKIOR BOARD and Residence; pnvate sitting 1 room; suit old gentlernanij conveniences; central.—Gentleman, Timfes Office. 300 BOOMS to LET; us© of JP kitchen-. —Mrs J. Campbell, Carey's Bay, Port Chalmers. 300 miO LET, 2 single Burnished ROOMS; JL every convenience.—34 Hope street, city. : 300 ANTED (by young lady in business), • • private BOARD; on rise.—B. C, ' Times Office. 30° YOUNG Lady requires Single BOOM, or Bed-Sitting Room; vicinity George ""street.—Write E. W., G.P.O. 300 LATE . ADYBRTWCSrENTB ANTED, Crowd Concert, Pioneer Lodge Good Templars, Social Hall, Octagon, To-night, 8 o'clock; Is. 300 Z.A.C." Portraits in Oils of Soldiers, I*l • size 15 x 12; massjro frame; £4 4s. Worthy any hero's home!—Pattillo. > Skflftd Artist" from Home Paints L Portraits of Soldiers in Oils; framed complete, 84s.—PatfeHlo (exclusively). ABY Wedding Groups!' are Bridal Photographer, is producing exquv eJtely charming pietares! 290 , T STEVENS*S —Ladies and Children's -•-JL Hose (splendid, vaiae), smart Underclothing, Beautiful Blouses, Voiles, Silts, and Tobralcos. DE Tussore, 2s 3d; Smart Costumes, » • 425; New Bibbons, Laces, Embroideries.—J. G. Stevens, 51 George street. ANTED, a| body Scotsmen an' ither » folk to mind 0' Hallowe'en an' forgether at the King's Theatre, Dowling street, on Wednesday nicht at aicht o'clock. ANTED, a tan owner, who is keen - - •to save money, to try CLINCHER CROSS TYRES, the all-British tyre. Not the cheapest, bwt the least expensive. lo . —n't "chew up" . CLINCHES DREADNOUGHT MOTOR CYCLE TYRES. They are made the other way. Oversize, 26 x 2A; heavy, 28 x 3. Ask any live dealer. lo ANTED—Burton Bros.' Big >SALE now on.' Ironmongery, Crockery, Glassware, Plateware, Tools at big reduced ANTED—2I-piece Tea Sets, 12s 6d; - - 26-piece Dinner Sets, 23s lid.—At Burtons' Sale, George street. ANTED—Universal Mincers, 4 cutters - - ,53 lid; Set of Irons, 8s 9d set; Universal Wringers, 19s 6d. —Burtons', George street. ANTED—Stevens's Favourite Rifles, ... - 22 caL, 395; 5.8.8. Loading Guns, 395; Stevens's Rifles, 22 caL, 26s 9d. NTED— Garden Spades, from 3s lid • . n ' » Hand Trowels, Forks, 6d each; 60ft -:* Coil 4x 3 ply Hose, 29s 6d. ANTED — Grit Mills, Incubators, - - Churns, Separators; genuine.—BUR. • TON BROS., Ironmongers, corner George street and Moray place. 180 ANTED KNOWN—It's a' richt, Tain, tae the Halldwe'en Concert; we're a' Jock Tamsan J s baims, ye ken,, a' wadna miss it for onything. 30 0 CYCLISTS, don't buy trouble. Get the J NORTO BRITISH CLINCHER nan- ; skid tyre, with the extra air space for easy riding; guaranteed 6, 9, 12, and 15 months. Ask to eee them. i o TOHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS; new season's J. stock now arriving; Cameras fromos; fresh Chemical and Sundries: pHOTOGRAPHIO Plates and Papers, X all makers, best varieties, always in stock; pnce-iJst on application. once used always used.—H. J. GILL 11 and 15 Frederick street ('phone 1144). Y SPECIFYING -WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS you are certain of receiving Pure Para Rubber, and a British-made article:-' 10a.u M. DAVEY, Engineer and Archi- • tect, 91a Princes street.—Patents, etc, prepared for all available countries. Inquire about Cheap Design Protection for Small Inventions. AH particulars. Correspondence invited.—Tels.: House and Office, 473. EMO V A L NOTICE. F. HOWELL & CO. Beg to Intimate that they have REMOVED THEIR SHOWROOMS From the Octagon to BATH STREET / (Adjoining their factory, premises). Inspection-is Cordially Invited. Agents for the Hopkmson, Beale, and. Gilbert PIANOS. Estimates Famished for Repairs Free T . II O" T E L, J • DUNEDIN. THE LEADING BOUSE FOR ' LEADING LIQUORS. Bother tkstn stock inferior whiskies or-re-duce 1 the quality or strength of draught whisky, I have decided to charge NINEPENCE PER NIP, with or without ThornBon's Soda. Speight's Ales are personally selected by me from their famous brews at the brewery, and they are allowed sufficient time in the CITY cellar for maturing purposes before being dispensed to the public. The Draught Whisky is guaranteed not less than 11 years old, is broken down with Distilled Water under my own supervision, end matured for some considerabb time before being decantered. . None but the Best of Wines, Spirits, and Liquors kept in stock. Offlsy and Forrester's Spanish Three Diamond 15-year-old Port, and Gonzaley and Byass's Spanish Dry Amontillado Sherry. Only Speight's Ales, Thomson's Aerated Waters, Spanish and French Ports and Sherries, Watson's 11-year-old Draught Whisky, and Thomson's Champion Unadulterated First-prize Cordials steckocl. F. CARTER, Proprietor. 9o A motive-is of little use unless ii is rigorously adhered to. BROWN'S STOCK EXCHANGE TEA ROOMS, Princes street, Dunedin, have always had a motive, expressible in the one word " QUALITY." This Motive is the Backbone of our Business, Only highly-efficient bakers are employees—bakers who koow their work from A to Z. They recognise that everything turned out must bo of the very best. Take one item wo use—CREAM. We are suppled from Mr HeFlyer. N.E, Harbour, whose herd is reckoned to bo far and away the finest in New Zealand. The Stock Exchange Tea Room 3 and Shop We libs, centre whero discriminating ■ people havo their wants supplied. Do ypu discriminate? BROWN'S STOCK EXCHANGE TEA ROOMS, ■Rrinces stiecfc (at ths Coczna^

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17148, 30 October 1917, Page 6

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