SHOWS. O T AGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY, PREMIER WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION OF FARM PRODUCTS, WOOL, FRUIT, LIVE STOCK, DAIRY MACHINERY,' HOME INDUSTRIES. ETC., On MAY 28, 29, 30, and 31, 1918. DUNEDIN. Excellent Entries. Keen Competition Assured. VARIOUS ATTRACTIONS. Catering conducted by the Otago Women's Patnotio Association in aid of its funds. H. FULTON, _ _ _ Secretary. P O. Box 84, Telephone 1031. 13my • MEETINGS. RESIDENTS Are Earnestly Requested to ATTEND A MEETING In ST. MARY'S HALL, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL TO DONATE A COT TO THE RED CROSS CONVALESCENT HOME, EGLINTON. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6; G insertions, 6/-. Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. WAITATI Brass Band requires Quantity Second-hand BAND MUSIC.— Particulars to ihe Secretary, Waitati. W"ANTED, PARTNER, go into good *» farm; about £600; single; able drive horses preferred.—T. 8., Times Office. T ADIES' Fur Coats, Sets; Rugs made U PSkins Tanned, and Birds Mounted.—Jaoobs, 165 George street. ANTED to BUY, about 6 PULLETS. ▼ * State price, where seen to' Pullets, Times Office. 18my JpCAA AVAILABLE for INVESTXt)UU MENT, first mortgage.—Battersby Co.. Dowling street. 17my \I7"E BUY FURNITURE and SUN•Ui any quantity; highest possible prices given; spot cash.—Austen, l'rederick street. 17my ANTED, 3-seater Motor Car in EX- * * CHANGE for 5-seater Overland; latest model, self-starter, electric lights • only done 1000 miles.—Address* 1918, Times office - 15niy T OANS £1 to £100; lowest rates, easy payments;' Bills discounted, Mortgages Arranged; no delay.—Bryant, Octag°n - = 18my g M O K E R S, NOTE! If your Tobacconist or Stores cannot supply your Usual BRAND, trv MOODY & CO. Wo carry LARGE STO'OKS. On all country orders we pay postage. MOODY & CO., Mail-order Tobacconists. DUNEDIN. Bmy VV ANTED, Second-hand SACKS, any ' „ quantity; 8s 6d per dozen.—Fraser and Co., 146 Crawford street. 18my SKINNED RABBITS; 6d '▼•per pair; railage paid.—Apply Sweetmgs, Rattray street. 18my ANTED KNOWN — Thomson and Co., Moray place (opposite Firet Church) can Supply MONUMENTS at Cheap Rates. ANTED Purchasers » * Grave Railings to CALL at Thomson and Co., Moray place (opposite First Church). Tj Ar ew !^7° uld , 7 01 ? like t0 earn from i »1 to £5 weekly m your own home? Ijeani to make High-class Confectionery according to the Eves" Method, and supply shops, as the hitherto yearly importation of over £250,000 has been prohibited Confectionery manufacturing as a quick snoney-maker stands alone, as no other business can show such a large return for such a small outlay. Write to-day, enclosing Id stamp, for free particulars.—Mise Eva Gibson, confectionery expert (Dept. 33) 228 Pitt street. Sydney. ' "WANTED to BUY, PLATINUM in * ▼ any quantity, at £10 per ounce — Address Platinum, P.O. Box 458, Dunedin. "OABBITSKINS Wanted in any quantitv £" by. Thomas Borthtfick and Sons— J! or all mforma;tion addreea Box 387 Dunedin. /CONSIGN youA RABBITSKINS to ,V, Thomas Borthwick and Sons, Burnside ■ highest prioes; prompt payments. lomy' MERIT tells. The phenomenal sales of the North British Rubber Co.'s Hotwater Bottle with the "UNIQUE" Stopper is the best evidence of their undoubted quality and service. All chemists. 30m R A ]PpT S t 13 ?? wanted^— ConsigiT~to — R. JLI s Dunedin. He still pays ton prices, and sends prompt returns. 14^, 'TYPING, MSS., and Circulars executed > , Rfp m P kl y- a t lowest rates.—New Zealand Typewriter Company. 109 Prj ncca street. £ ftJUTRINE HAIR FOOD 7u r . ufF ' pr , orn £ ot - CS growth, preserves Ihe colour; 3s 6a —Wilkinson and Son. WANTED Ladies', Gentlemen's, Chil-Lfft-off Clothing, Portihanteaux. Boots; highest prices.—Mrs Hone King street (telephone 3111). A RTIFICIAL TEETH, Old GoldTsiW X 3. Platmum Bought. — Friedlander, 3 Maclatrcan street ( phone 3112). 24mv OUPERFLUOUS Hairs, Moles perinann ° n A y el 9 ctrolyeis.-Mi S 9 Boyer, 61 Stuart street (16 years' exneri 7 jy M IS S Typist. Work treated ITJ. strictly confidentiaUy.— 5 and 6 Stock Exchange (Princes street entrance) Tele phone 126 15^ TYPING, MSS., and Circulars executed promptly, at lowest rates.—New Zealand Typewriter Company, 109 Princes street. 5 f TCTE REPAIR and OVERHAUL any ▼ * mako of Typewriter.— Logan's Tvne writer Agency. 26 Bond street. 21niy T T 'lr °^ r business solving VentUating" X Hfntmg or s Skylight troubles.-TEo Ross Manufacturing Co (Ltd.). Bond streot. FECIAL SALE JEWELLERY.Greenstone Chains, 32s 6d; Brooches from 6s 6d; Bangles Watches, Necklets and Pendants at Clearing Prices.— Himmel's. 99 George street 21mv WANTED BUY—Gentlemen's, Ladies' Children's Clothing, Boots. — Mr. Broawn. 315 King street (telephone 2876). V V JO" buy a Watch, buy a * * WATCH. Purchase from us.—Peter Dick Moray place. ENEFIT by our long experience in watch ana jewellery retailing and personal acquaintance with English markets. ETER DICK. Moray place (iust off Princes street), guarantees all goods Large stock of suitable presentation gifts. CHILDREN'S HAIR is invariably beautiful and soft. To retain this perfection Hennaline SHAMPOOS should be used regularly; they are simply exquisite. Sole N.Z. agent: Hsndy, hair specialist! Priee, Is 6d and 2s 6d. 20my WATSON'S No. 10 is a little dearer than most whiskies, but is worth the monc y- 16my M 'DONALD & MILLER, Green Island are CASH BUYERS of Prime Bacon PIGS. Correspondence invited. 16ap
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17319, 20 May 1918, Page 1
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