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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18157, 31 January 1921, Page 5

Sprung in the right places, built to resist road shocks for the rider, yet makes the machine durable—Harley-Davidson motor cycles,—W. A. Justice and Go., Otago A cents. 292 Princes street. Dunedin.—Advt For washing printers’, painters’, bakers*, tennis, cricket, bowlers’, and all other clothes, use “No Dubbing” Laundry Help regularly. Result will delight you. Ask grocers.—Advt. 100 ladies’ moirette underskirts in every shade, including black, being sold at Mollisons, George street, Dunedin, at 14s lid each—usually 21s each.—Advt. Wo regard _ all housewives as esteemed shareholders in the "world-lifting” enterprise who purchase Is 6d worth of the pure “golden rule” cocoanut oil soap once a month from local grocers.—Advt.

A. E. J. Blakeley, dentist. Bank of Australasia. corner of Bond and Rattray streets (next Telegraph Office). Telephone 1859. Advt.

Here’s t. paradox Watson’s No. 10 is A 1 whisky.—Advt. Choice Jewellery.—Large selection diamond rings, watches, brooches, pendants, and silverware Compare our values.—Peter Dick, jewellers. 490 Moray place.—Advt.

76 “ ELECTRICS ” ARE USED By the Midland Railway Company of England. Amongst them are the famous “Orwells.” Built by Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, of Ipswich England, “Orwells” have earned for themselves a great name for reliability, efficiency, and economy. Tho New Zealand Express Company, Ltd., Sole Agents.—Advt.

—To rest our bodies we should stand tip for 10 out of every 30 minutes, according to one authority. Watson’s No. 10 is a little dearer than most whiskies, but is worth the money.— Advt. .