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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18353, 17 September 1921, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. H OME DRESSMAKING MADE EASY. MOLLISONS THE ONLY PERFECT SYSTEM IN THE DOMINION. 'HOW TO LEARN DRESSMAKING QUICKLY AND EASILY.” JUST THINK HOW MUCH YOU SAVE. We know you are groins to say that you could not learn Dressmaking at home, but ihat is only because you do not know about Mollison’s Wonderfully Simple System of. Cutting Out Our Home Dressmaking Department j saves you time, worry, and money, and i further ensures good-fitting garments. 1 No matter how inexperienced you are. you can make up smart clothes by taking advantage of the system. Select any style you please, send your measurements, and we will Cut, Tack, and Pin together all ready for machining at the prices quoted, the only restrictions being that you purchase the material from us. ' COST OP CUTTING OUT: | COSTUMES, DRESSES, BLOUSES. 3s 6d. 3s 6d. Is 6dL SKIRTS. 2s. MAKE TOUR OWN CLOTHES AND SAVE MONEY. Hundreds of women are now profiting by our wonderfully easy, practical Horn® Dressmaking. We out out every qlass of garment for ladies and children. Self-measurement Chart and Book bf Fashions, with Full _ Instructions, Free on Application. MOLLISONS LTD. GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. THE will and the way. No. 11—Without Fear or Favour. It is not enough for a tea- ' tator to take every 'practicable precaution to assure the efficient, business-like administration of his estate. Impartiality in administration is aa important as efficiency. "Without fear or favour” must be the ‘ guiding principle in all dealings with the legatees. Events have proved in all countries that some trustees have not acted impartially, and others have acted in a spirit of mistaken kindness which has opened the way to ultimate injustice. There is no risk of flhat kind with the Public Trustee. He has no prejudice,, no bias, shows no favour in the administration of an estate. He acts in strict fairness to all concerned. No - argument can induce him to swerve from the strict execution of his trust. This assurance of impartiality is as solid , an advantage as the State guarI antee of safety and fidelity. For full Information apply to LOCAL DEPUTY PUBLIC TRUSTEES. At Dunedin, Invercargill, and Timaru. j DISTRICT OFFICES at Oamaru, Alex-J andra, Queenstown, Palmerston; Tapanui, Milton, Lawrence, Balclutha, Gore, Wynd-! ham, Otautau, and Tuatapcm I

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mate FARMERS’ RARER.—The AgrioulX tural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other Weekly in the Dominion. MARRIAGE. MAWSON —WEST.—On September 2, at the residence of the bride’s par Ats, "Brucefield,” Milton, by the Rev. R. K. Chisholm, Thomas L., youngest eon of Mrs Mawsbn, Kopaki, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr Jas. West, Milton. I ' • DEATH. M’KELLAR.—At Dunedin, on September 16, Katherine Alice, wife of W, 0. M'Kellar, Moeraki Estate, Hampden. Private interment. IN. MEMORIAM. BELL.—In sad and loving, memory of Duncan William, who was accidentally drowned at Avenal, Invercargill, on September 1 1, 1917. Sate in the arms of Jesus. The silver moon is shining Upon a silent grave, And hearts at homo ore pining / For the one we ooulcl not save. Some may think we have forgotten, When, at times, they see us smile, But they little know the heartache . That "smile hides all the while.' —lnserted by his loving parents and sisters, Mavis and Thelma,; BLAKELY.—In loving memory of our dear daughter, Rita, who passed away on September 18, 1919. She is not dead, that dear one of our affection, But only gone into that school Where ehe no longer needs our poor protection, But Christ Himself doth rule. —lnserted by her loving parents. BLAKELY.—In fond and loving memory of our dear sister, who departed this life on September 18, 1912. (lone, but not forgotten, Never will her memory fade; Loving thoughts will ever linger Bound the grave where Bite’s laid. —lnserted by her loving sister and brothers. DREAVER.—In loving memory of Jane Angus, beloved wife of J. Dreaver, who departed this life September 17, 1920, Time . may heal the broken-hearted, Time may make the wound less pore. But time can never stop the longing For the loved one gone before. 1 —lneertcd by husband and family. I