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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18076, 26 October 1920, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OP N.Z. (LTD.). RISKS ACCEPTED: Fire Workers' CoropensaMarine tion (including special Plato Glasa domestic servants' Burglary policies). Live Stock 'Mortgageelndemnity Public Risk - Fidelity Guarantee Persona! Aocident & Motor Car CompreSicknf>s3. honsive Covers. Head Ofßpo: High etreet, Dunedin. ■■OSTELLINGTON BEANCH OFFICE •H: OTAGO DAILY TIMES And OTAGO WITNESS Iβ at COENER JERVOIS QUAY and HARRIS STREET, where Files of Otago Daily Times and Otago Witness may be referred to, Copies Obtained, aud where Advertisements, Subscriptione, and Accounts will bo received by J. ILOTT (LIMiXKu;, Agents for Noith Island. "W A It O N TJ I Some say it is so cheap, some say it is so clean, some say it is so hot and lasting. Wo say it is the most economical. Everybody has some good thing to say about Waronui Coal. What do you. say? O o A L. \ j^OTICE! TO AVOOLGROWERS. Tl WOOLGROWERS. BEDS FOR SHEARERS. BEDS FOR SHEARERS. BEDS FOR SHEARERS. . ABSOLUTELY CANNOT BE REPEATED I AT THESE PRICES WHEN SOLD. ' i ' EXTRA STRONG HESSL4N BEDS EXTRA STRONG HESSIAN BEDS) Filled New Zealand Fibre, 6ft 3in x 2ft 3in, 14s 6d~EACH. I4s 6a EACH. EXTRA STRONG HESSIAN BED COVERS, Made Ready for Filling with Chaff or Straw, v 6ft 3in x 2ft 3in, 7s 6d EACH. 7s 6d EACH. EXTRA STRONG HESSIAN PILLOWS, EXTRA STRONG HESSIAN PILLOWS^ Large Size, Ready for Filling , , Is EAOH. is EACH. Suitable for Farm, Station, or Weekend Cribs. Early orders being , booked before shearing starts. If you have not already ordered, do so now, us we have only a limited quantity available. MOLLISONS LTD., (Mail Order House), GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.

IJIHE TRIAL RUN. Thomson' 9 Purity .-Hydro Automatio Bottle Washing, Sterilising, and Rinsing Machine installed at Sf'Gavin's has run its initial test without developing a single fault. Each bottle took twenty minutes to pass through very hot caustic, delivered internally And externally at a pressurn of forty pounds. After the rinsing with the pure well water, they emerged clean, bright, sparkling, and absolutely sterile at the rate" of 130 dozen an hour without breakage, and with one loading operator only. As they go through exactly the-same process as Thomson's, the cleanliness and Bterility of M'Gavin's bottles are now unsurpassed in this or any other country for invalid stout and ale bottling. The official' run will take place at an early date. THIS WEEK'S Z7Z'.Z'.Z EOTAGO WITNESS E Z.ZZ TUESDAY, tfCT. 26. H!IZ~ RAFTING ON THE UPPER CLUTHA By Geo. M. Hassing. ' MISS ROMOTTTS GUARDIAN - , By Richard Duffy. WASTEFUL SYSTEM OF DISTRIBUTION. THE REAL WOMAN, By Alice and Claude Askew. THE FAMILY OF THE FUTURE; By Jessie Mackay. "ALIEN'S" LETTER FROM ENGLAND. QUEER PLACE NAMES. ''PATER'S " CHATS WITH THE BOYS. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS (51 Pictures)— ' A Winter -View of Mount Ruape.hu, Auckland. A Winter View of Mount Ngaruhoo, Auckland. Tho p.J.C. Spring Meeting. Scenic Views in the Lako Wakatkm District, Otago. Presidents of Bowling Clnbs of the Wellington Centre. Fallen Soldiers' Memorial, Summit road, Christchurch. Jack's Island and Bay in the Catlins District, Otago. A Lakelet near Waitakerei Beach, Auckland. Tho Coal Creek Gullv Road in the Ruahine Ranges, Wellington. On the Upper Owaka River. Otaffo. New Zealand Rifle Team for Australia. Opening of the Bowling Season in Tixmcdin. Choir of the Napior West School. Candidates in Queen Competition, Invercar^ill. Lake To Kapo and Bridge. The Huka and Ikmanga Falls, Auckland.