TENDERS. IJIIMBER BUNGALOW, DUNOITAR. TENDERS are Invited (or the ERECTION of above, and close on WEDNESDAY, March 23. at 2 p.m., at my Office, where copies ot plans and specifications may be obtained. H. MANDENO, Reg. Architect, 15m N.Z. Express Oo.’b Buildings, AIRY FAR M. OTAGO~HEADS. THREE YEARS’ LEASE. _ TENDERS, ; addressed to the Undersigncd, will be received Up to 12 noon on '.'l URDAY, 26th inst., for a Lease for Three Yeart of PART ALLOTMENT 13, BLOCK B, Otago Heads Native Reserve, comprising an area' of 93 acres, together with all necessary; FARM BUILDINGS, as at present occupied by Mr John Bayne. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Further particulars from THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., 14m 1 Vogel street, Dunedin. T~~) E ~N D E R S For PURCHASE O.F RAILWAY HOTEL, OREPUKI. Tenders Close with the Undersigned at 4 p.m. on 6th APRIL, 1921, for the Purchase of the Freehold Property, comprising: 2 roods 30.68 perches, Section 4 and Part Sections 1 and 2, Block 4, Hjrstfield. with Railway Hotel, Orepuki, thereon. Successful tenderer takes furniture, stock-in-trade, and stock-in-bond at valuation. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions of tender may be inspected and full particulars obtained at the Public Trust Offioe, Esk street, Invercargill. i R. D. NEWTH, Local Deputy Public Trustee. Invercargill, 15th March, 1921. 19m •^thioh? DRUMS OR CASES? Quality the same. ' The supreme test of quality in any commodity is the public demand for it. The entire Commonwealth and New Zealand have endorsed Meggitt Limited’s genu-' irio and pure Linseed Oil as the “Standard of Quality.” This is another illustration of the ability of the Australian craftsman to produce a commodity that "has no superior in the world’s markets. Beside manufacturing pure Linseed Oil, Meggitt Limited have popularised the case package to the profit ot Linseed Oil users. It is 'easily handled and, costs less. If Drums are preferred w© can supply. The quality OiJ does not vary whether packed in drums or cases. At Meggitt Limited’s Parramatta Mill modern equipment; carefully-selected materials. efficient workmanship produce a Linseed Oil which “Architecture” described as “Best in the world.” Catalogue No. 45 Mailed Free. ; MEGGITT (LTD.), 26 KING STREET, SYDNEY. Manufacturers of Linseed Oil, Meal, Cake, and Specialised Stock Foods. BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTIFICATIONS. iOROUGH OP PALMERSTON. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the BALANCE SHEET for the year ended 31st March, 1920, with the REPORT of the Audit Office thereon, is OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the Municipal Offices during Office Hours until the 30th. JUNK, 1921. Printed Copies of the said Balance Sheet will be supplied, free on application. W. B, GALLOWAY, Town Clerk. . 16th March, 1921. . / 17m LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED from Petearoa, a Dark Day thick-set MARE, light bay spring-cart HORSE, bumble-footed; reword.—A. Harding, baker, Pateaxoa. 17m LOST (between Higbgate, Stuart street car, 1 Octagon, Railway Station), Lady's Suede PURSE; reward. —121 Higbgate, Eoslyn 19m LOST, Soldier’s PAY BOOK, containing four £1 notes and pension papers; reward —Keith Ramsay, Lower Rattray street; or No., 7 Plunket street, St. Kilda. 19m who took BICYCLE from front Jl of John Mill and Co.’s Office please Return. and save further trouble. 19m LOST, Silver WRISTLET WATCH; reward. —Apply 18 West avenue, St. Kilda. LOST (early this month), plain Dark Green CROSS.—Kindly return. Brown's Tea Rooms. ’ 19m FOUND, Diamond RING, half hoop.—Address Diamonds, Times Office. , 19m TT OST (6.15 Mosgiel train, 10th), RAINi I COAT; 10a reward. —V. Barclay, 58 Princes street. ISm T OST (Friday, near Knox Church), PURSE 1 I containing £2.—Apply 652 Cumberland street; or ’Phone 3621; reward. 19m LOST (in Georg© street), GLASSES in case (Dawson’s); reward. —Communicate M. C., Times Offioe. 18m FOUND —Otago Window Cleaning Company thoroughly Cleans Carpets by hand. —Offioe: 262 George street. Telephone 3250. 17m FOUND. —HEMSTITCHING done to order at “ Liberty,” corner Carroll and Princes ’streets (’phone 2411). 15m FOUND. —The Dunedin Window and Vacuum Cleaning Co. CLEANS WINDOWS and CARPETS—Send carpets 32 St. Andrew street. ’Phone 493. 3s SOUND —Why not BUY from the Manufacturer ; KITTS, opposite. Penrose’s, ko . Purses, Cases, Laced Bags, 13s 6d. FOUND —Shirts, all at greatly Reduced' Prices.—Pearsons, tailors and mercers. .36 George street. “DYOUND —The busy Tailor; Suits TailorJT made from £7 15s. —Pearsons, registered tailors and mercers, 36 George street. FOUND —Fur FELT HATS; all fur 1 ; only 13a each; get on© earIy.—PEARSONS, 36 George street. 18m FOUND —Sale still booming at Millard’s. Stuart street. Genuine Reductions in all classes of Footwear. Ij^OUND —Ladies' Glace Kid Court Shoes, pump soles, 23s 6d;- others, 255, 28s 6d, 30s, 355, etc. —Millard’s. > TT'OUND —Football Boots et Sale Prices, ‘IP also Gymnastic Shoes, Yachting Boots, etc.; all reduced at Millard’s. 5 7IDUND—Leather and Grindery at reaaon- . able prices; come inside and see for yourself.—MlLLAßD’S, Stuart street. FOUND —M'Arthur’s: 5 lb Record Reign Tea. 10a; best loose Cocoa, 2s 6d; Clover Cream, 2s; 3lb Prunes, 2s 6d; 3 tins Floor Polish, la 6d.—M'Arthur’s. FOUND —Add slb fat one gallon water to M'Arthur's Soap Ingredients; cost ®ls Bd, postage 8d; and you will make 10s Worth home-made soap easy.—M'Arthur’s. FOUND —Diabetic Bread Wheat Meal, 3d; take note, we mail this bread all over the dominion; Diabetic, this is your food, so come in see. —M‘Arthur. TJtOUND —Raisins, Is; Packet Currants, Jp lOd; Sultanas, Is 2d; Figs, 9d; Prunes, lid; Pres. Ginger, Is 9d; Silo Baking Powder, Is 3d; Milk, Is.—M'Arthur’a. FOUND —Fish for Lent; see our stocks new Pilchards, superior to salmon, so rich, exquisite flavour, la 4d tin; 18 Herrings in tomato sauce, 9d.—M'Arthur’s. FOUND— Gold Pouch Tobacco, one dozen packets for 13s, equals other tobacco Is 6d packet, for pip© or cigarette; order early, and save 5d packet.—M’ARTHUR’S. FOUND— BENHAR COAL; 14s 6d per ton, on truck, Benhar; prompt delivery—M’Skiinming and Son, Benhar. » IjX)UND —Superfluous Hairs, Moles permaneutly removed by electrolysis.—Miss Boyar, 61 Stuart street (16 years’ experience).
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18198, 19 March 1921, Page 11
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