A GREAT MOVE! We hear constantly of Dunedin people going to North Island to better themselves. It will be. nows to local residents that a well-known bookselling firm (Duncan and Simpson) are not going out of Dunedin, but are removing to larger premises, 124 and 126 George street, just opposite Plaza Picture Co. This shop is much larger than the old premises, and we trust all their trends and customers will follow them there. They have unfortunately lost the lease of thei" shop, 11 Princes street. They hope to start business in their new shop oh tlie 21st May, 1923.—Advt.
Bo kind to the stranger who falls by your gate, Bo humane to every suffering stray, You never know when you may meet him again In some danger zone far away. An opportune friend we all need in the end When without one we could not endure. And the trifle wo spend assures a true friend In Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18861, 14 May 1923, Page 7
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