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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17974, 29 June 1920, Page 7

D. I. C. ISSUE OF 125,000 6 PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERENCE SHARES OF £1 EACH. THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITr.D. authorised capital ... „ _ ... £500,000 f PA.D-UP CAPITAL AT 20th AUGUST. 1920 ... _ £242,558 RESERVE FUNDS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS _ £98 040 ttnd u, °l Sh • the Wh ° le 0f fte sbares 111 the business of George and Kersley (Ltd.), a ai a an 4 11 » CM#d * nUy j" «» P-" * thereon .« the y<C) T 'tCXitS^l^! lial,S " 01 "» ""** »P, but to further ,i B h<« i» SlSStawiJZ *" abl » e -»»«»« d 125.000 Prefer,*™ Shares. On Application ... , On Allotment ... . " ~ 5s 0d per share. ' r. „ . „ , - — 5s Od per share. On November Ist, 1920 ... cv grthmhuk„, . n t, , •- ! 5s Od per share. On February Ist, 1921 c n , , ' Od per share. entitled dates h o{ founts 6 h *° n dU6 date ° f Wram ' of CaUa > will be arnran, , entitl ,? i <i to .» cumulative dividend of 6 per cent, per date of the Company's balance (August 20th, 1920) will be navable after thl °It A said 1 8^f res from the dates of payment to the subsequent dividends in May and November of each yea? Annual General Meeting of the Company, and in the aliotaeut „m toppres e t sh , M , s rf ol AttSStftSUSS?* """ ° f ** to -» —»• - • "-Pl-d M Ezchango on .11 to The minimum subscription upon which the Directors will proceed to allotment is £50 000 "" th ™ (50) Share " wm b0 «* °° *11 he accepted until the sh„.s are * ,rom a ° comw ' a as,t *-.* "• *■ * holdSf of "" Saloolib,d £10 ' 000 10 Nm Government War loan., »», . tote , IhS'? ?- »r S'"SL A TI ?eS 9 on * *'™ ° 0 „ Addition to Reserve Fund (which will then stand at £70,000) l \'Zso r 7 4,948 5 7 28,040 6 11 £48,446 17 1 SZT7,-JS^\" a "If r°™' W.H. on Appliiffi SZ.'SSSt' ° pplUd for ' tbe •«*-«- ho ,pp,i b 4 r "" «4-M quotation for them ,„ the Duuedln .wcvSlftttS £S?S SsLyy - *»»*• HW~« B.»h of JW Applications will CLOSE on the 22nd DAY of JDLT, 1920, or earlier at tie .pita of the Director,. D. I. O.

TENDERS. fjyUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOB~SYNCHRONOUS CONVERTER SET. ' Tenders are invited for the Supply and Delivery of 1000 k.w. Synchronous Converter Set in connection with tho Council's Electric . Department. Tenders .are to ba endorsed " Tender for Converter for Dunedin," and ■will he received at the Office of Messrs Preece, Cardew, and Rider, 8 iQueen Anne's Gate, London, up till Noon on THURSDAY, 30th September, 1920. Copies of specifications may be obtained on at the Office of the City Electrical Engineer, Market street. G. A. LEWIN, „ Town Clerk. Dunedin, 28th June, 1920. . 29ju Hope river bridges, midland RAILWAY. WRITTEN TENDERS, addressed to The Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board. Box 15, Government Buildings, Wellington, will be received up till the 20th- OCTOBER NEXT, for the MANUFACTURE, SUPPLY, and DELIVERY of SEVEN PLATE GIRDER SPANS for the above bridges. Specifications, conditions, plans, etc., may bo seen on application at tho Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, and at this Office. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accented. „ . . R. W. HOLMES, Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secretary. Public Works Deraxtment, Wellington, 23rd Juno., 1920. '29ju HOWES & CO., 259 Cumberland street, Dunedin., DIRECT SOLE AGENTS FOR— BRECKENRIDGE & SONS, Sydney: Australian Hardwoods. CANADIAN TRADING CO.. Vancouver: Canadian _ Timbers. Doors, Plywoods Laths, Shingles, etc. _ ' ELLIS VENEER CO., Hamilton: N.Z.made Plywoods. STRATFORD, BLAIR, & 00. Greymouth: West Coast Dry-run Mouldings. PUDLO CEMENT WATERPROOFING. 'Phone 2276. P.O. Box 114. rjtHERE'S ONLY ONE. There h only one roofing that actually improves with age, and that is concrete — PETROUS RED CONCRETE ROOFING TILES (PATENT REGISTERED). ■ Wh° n other roofs have decayed Petrous Tiles will not only be as good ajS on the day erected, but really better. Full particulars from Petrous Tile Co. (Ltd.), Caversbam A. B. Stewart, Assembly Bide.. Timam N.Z. Hardware Co., InvertargiU DIRTY Materials cause con ore te an( i asphalt to perish quickly. CALDER'<3 QUARRIES supply cleanest materials at lowest rates. jji ACCOMMODATION «t holiday resorts. yyums !N CHTO. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. D. COLLINS, Proprietor (lato Clarendon Hotel). All communications receive prompt attention. Box 532. Telephones 1040, 2279. " JpOR AUILD LANG SYNE" Mr Whetter, late of tho Grand Hotel, Dunedin, invites all old friends when visits i"g Wellington to tho Albemarle Private Hotel, situated in the heart of tho city. All modern conveniences—electric light, bathrooms each floor, dining and smoko rooms. Tariff moderate. Write particulars. I9j u RUBBER HEELS will make your boots wear longer; thoy keep the soles level. Made from best Para Rubber. Get only Wood-Milne's. WHjLARD BATTERIES for motorists; * * hotter spark, brighter light, quicker start, longer wear. — Burts, Dunedin Oamaru, Invercargill. '

BOARD and residenor. TEVIATHAN HOTEL, LOWER HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Close to Railway Station and Handv to | Wharf. DUNEDIN'S PREMIER PRIVATE I HOTEL. Specially Recommended to Country Visitors as the Most Comfortable House in the city. MODERATE TARIFF. Telegrams: "Leviathan, Dunedin." ■telephones 67 and 2930. P.O. Box 112. Address all communications to JAMES CONNOR, j P.O. Box 112. Hotd - - i JACKSON'S PRIVATE HOTEL, dowling street. Most Centrally Situafeid PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Five minutes' walk from Railway Station, withm easy access of all places of amuse! ment, and handy to shops and warehouses. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. CHARGES MODERATE. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Telephone 2450. Bmj QREENCLIFFS PRIVATE HOTEL, §T. CLAIR, DUNEDIN. A SELECT BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. (Under New Management). Every Home Comfort Electrio Light Throughout Tho Hotel overlooks St. Clair Beach, and is within a stone's throw of the FAMOUS HOT SALT WATER CURATIVE BATHS. TARIFF MODERATE. Permanent Boarders by Arrangement. Six O'Clock Dinner. Telegrams: " Greencliffs," St. Clair. Teleohone No 1782. 4 m , RAKANTTI PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE.—Vacancies for gentlemen Boarders; electric light throughout, every convenience.—7 Market street, City. A GOOD HOME offered a working girl engaged during day, for a small consideration.—Comfort. Anderson's Bay P.O. TO LET. Furnished BEDROOM; lady at business preferred; must be rcspect- . able.—Address Pansy, Times Office. 29ju WANTED Cby young Man, end of July), BOARD and RESIDENCE; on hili district preferred.—'Clerical, Times Office. VACANCY for Lady BOARDER or two friends, private family; 255, washing included.—Near City, Times. 29ju WANTED, BOARD - and RESIDENCE by young man, with private family; Bay or Musselburgh.—A. J., Times Office. Furnished Double room to let; suit business people; ba-th, telephone; central.—Gl6 Cumberland street, City. WANTED. BOARD and LODGINGS with private family; urgent; central. Address Musical, Times Office. 29ju BOARD and RESIDENCE wanted for young man; private family.—'Warehouse, Times Office. 29ju npO LET. Furnished ROOMS.—Apply 70 JL Stafford street (or 'phone 1117).

BOARD AND residence. > comfortable BED-SITTING JU ROOM, fireplace; full or partial boardnorth end preferred.—Masseuse, Times Office. "^^7" ANTED, 2 or 3 unfurnished ROOMS atreet; etate 412 street-vacancies or Permanent Boarders. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Wordn „n,w «, tt j 3 l'ngs Situations .Vacant, Wanted, For Sale ■ Etc' TinS 2/0 / 'ST' Aliy anee. Extra Charge lj Boofeedf pIANOS! PIANOS! WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND PIANOS Highest Price Given. M'CRACELEN & WALLS, Successors to Laidlaw and Sons a °*" '* , ™» • Jii/o/E" 0 '""™" 1 '" 11 "' 1 '"* «> spSI: — 23ju B A TANNID S^ Ve I 0"' W A^ ED ' CAE ' or En26ju • TSfMASTER "ROYAL^YPEWRiiTER writer Co., 109 Princes street. F OR Y.hS°S Barnes and Son. King 3 ' Vl3lt Jo ™ "OURS Dyed Cleaned, and Re-modelled-' t 1. ? . Skins Tanned—A <3 Jacobs, furrier, 165 George street 1 • "W A TURq'- 'If 1 ", °, f ®?°° n d-hand WASH- , . Si! nmst bo in good order Ad dross Tubs, Times Officc. Address Turn well, Times Office. ANTED, a small LATHE.—FuII nur" sr »"•» <•>"LK, W- — — 26ju ANTED kind person ADOPT healthy .j. fortnight old; premium Address Adoptfed, Times Office. 25j u WANTED Corns. Bunions, Every Description Foot Troubles treated expert chiropodist. — 307 George street, opposite Knox Church. 25n VISIT.—Post-cards Tahnnn -T Park Forbury, JJhmrinXm; £Srt variety; 6d each.—London Bookstall D„n edm. ' l]u SECRET OF HAPPINESS by return re- ' 1 * "t) 1 ; ?\ e «»«»»«! of all knowledge 19 self-knowledge. Send birth - date, month, year, and postal note In \T. J. Dunstone, Box 1418, Auckland ' ANTED KNOWN—Natty ~ Gift sents; quality Jewellery, Ri n „f 1 watches a specialty.—Thomson, 'jeweller' - opposite Knox Church. t R A 1 BI I?S S y an^— to R. BL f CK, Dunedin Store, situatod ■ 420 Moray place (opposite First Church). ISS LOGAN, Typist. Work <717133 strictly confidentially.—s and 6 1 Exchange (Princes street entrance). Tal«C . P hoDe 126 - Yet 3 BUY—Gentlemen's, Ladies' » v V Children s Clothing, Boots Mrs 1 Broawn, 315 King street 2876). NOT something new-come thing old; Sandy Mao. Guaranteed 10 years old when fa o * ll '* l - . 8m PORD CARS, any model, anv condition, wanted for cash—Price and t-o Commutator, Times Office, 21au 3 FALSE TEETH, damaged or other- . W wise, on platinum, gold, or vulcanite--1 increased prioe paid by return—Pearline Co* 163 Queen street, Auckland. Established 30 r 20m 1 \^7ANTED, Ladies', Gentlemen's, Child--1 T* ren s Clothing, Misfits, Boots; highest 3 prices.—Mrs Hope, 280 King street (telephone 81H). So,#