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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17174, 29 November 1917, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 'TlfY WORD I THAT'S A ""■*■ FINE CARTLOAD OF COAL, ALL RIGHTI" "The lumps aro just the right size, and there is so littlo of that small, drossy stuff. Looks to bo good measure, too; and the prioo is no higher than I usually pay. I'm glad I wont to tho Bruco Coal Company for it." You, too, will bo enthusiastic over our ooal service. We supply any coal you wish, including tho popular WARONUI COAL. " Waronui" costs only 15s 6d cash for half-ton, delivered in city. Is clean, hot, lasting, and by fax the most economical BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL CO. (LIMITED), 2 TOGEL STREET. Telephones 317 and 348. 13n IJTEE MEDICAL OPINION. THOMSON'S FIRM SELECTED FROM ALL NEW ZEALAND. "Kindly note that you have again been selected to supply the Hospital Ship Maheno with 10.200 bottles of Carbonated Waters, 3600 of your Invalid Soda, and 1500 Lime Juice Cordial. These must be bottled in your hygienic crown sealed bottles. " Captain Dobson, " Ass. Director Supplies and Transports." This brings tho total of Thomson's snpplied to Hospital Ships alone to over half a million bottles. CANTERBURY'S OPINION. "Kindly forward us promptly, notwithstanding your increased prices, 53.76 C bottles of your celebrated XX Table Alo, 5304 Raspberry Vinegar, 2628 Lemon Syrup, 2268 Lime Juico Cordial, 1416 Ginper Wine, 924 Lemon Squash, 696 Pineapple, 666 Assorted Cordials. They are all demanding Thomson's here. Regards to aIL "Ford and Mirams, "Merchants, Christchurch," WEEK VISITORS MAY SECURE THE BENEFIT Of a PROFITABLE INVESTMENT By making Extensive Purchases of all kinds of HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS BROWN, EWING'S POPULAR "SPRING-CLEA/N" BARGAIN OFFER. A SPECIAL SEASON OF MONEYSAVING ADVANTAGES. THIS " SPRING-CLEAN " BARGAIN OFFER CLOSES ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. \ BROWN, EWING, & QO. h LIMITED, DUNEDIN'S BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE i BIRTH. November 27,' at 25 Highgate, Roslyn, to Mr and Mrs W. Dawson—a daughter. Both. well. DEATHS. DUNGEY.—On November 28, at 371 Cargill road, South Dunedin, Catherine, widow of Caleb Dungey (late of Cambrians, Otago Central). "Grant her, O Lord, eternal rest." PRINGLE.—On November 27, at his residence, 14 Swan street, Dunedin, John, the beloved husband of Ann Pringle; aged 86 years. "At rest." Private interment.— Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. DEATH. TULLOCH.—Reported killed in action on October 12 " Somewhere in France," John A. Tulloch, Milburn (D Company, 24th Reinforcements), third son of the late William Tulloch, Glenore. Deeply mourned. ' IN MEMORIAM. CAIRNS.—In loving memory of William Cairns, who died at Kaitangata on November 29, 1915; aged 68 years. Not dead to me, I love him still, Not lost, but gone before; And shall for evermore. —Inserted by his loving wife, Agnes Miller Cairns. Amiotmoemente of Births, Marriages, and Deaths Bent by post for publication must bear tie signstare of onr agent, a clergyman, or a J.P. Charge lor these', 3s each prepaid, or 4s if booked, when not exoeeding five lines, and Sd for eaoh line over five. "In Memorism " notioes are inserted at the same rates, but when verses are added an addiInterment without referenoe to either time or plane of interment; prepaid 5s 6fl, booked 6s 6d. Kotiees of Death and Funeral, either where the funeral notioe is a separate advertisement or is part of the death notice; prepaid Bs, booked 9s. In computing the lines of space to be occupied, advertisers are notified thjit they can reckon six words to the Imp. All words over 30 are, theretore, charged at 6d for each six words. Notifications of Births, Marriages, and Deaths •ppearing in the Daily Times are inserted also in the Witness without additional charge. FUNERAL NOTICE. L' The Friends of the late CATHERINE DUNGEY (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave the Oturehua Railway Station on FRIDAY, the 30th inst., on arrival of the 7.52 train from Dunedin, for the St.Bathans Cemetery. HOPE & KINASTON, Undertakers, 36 St. Andrew street. OPE & KINASTON, E & K 1N A UNDERTAKERS 36 ST ANDREW STREET. Telephone %02. Day and Night. Established 1888. PBAPWELL & HOLGATE "(Successors to Colo and Springer), UNDERTAKERS, EMBALMERS. AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, 206 George street and Princes street South. Established 1874. Phones: Day and night, 410; Private, 441 and 486. S. ARCHER & CO., i * Late Manager Cole and Springer, UNDERTAKERS, 219 George street (opposite Bills's). Tel. 3182 iday and night). r UGH GOURLF.Y. LTD. (Est. 1870). L Address: 7 CLARKE STREET. Economical Undertakers and Errtbalmers. Telegrams "Gourlcy, Dunedin." 'Pnone 407 (Day or Night). ÜBLIC NOTICE.—A. J. Wynn and Sons, Undertakers. Chango of Address. Ndw Address: Care A. S. Archer and Co., Undertakers, 219 George street, where all business will be transacted. Telephone 819 aud 3192,