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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19038, 7 December 1923, Page 7

PUBLIC 'NOTICES |)IIRT CONTROL BOARD ELECTION. TO THE DAIRYMEN OF OTAGO, The voting papers .for the above Election are now in your hands. You have asked for the Dairy Export Control Act, you have fought for It, you have got it. Who are you going to appoint on the Dairy Control Board to see that the Act is given a fair, unbiassed, and honest trial? Are you going to appoint the men who have opposed it and who have said it is no good? Are you going to appoint the men who have scarcely raised their voices or taken any active part in the struggle for it, and who come to the scene at the last minute in an effort to get a seat on the Board? Or are you going to appoint'the men who have loyally fought for it from start to finish? To give representation to the three dairying provinces, the following gentlemen were selected to stand for the furtherance of intelligent control: FRED WAITE. Otago. JOHN FISHER, Southland. J. R. THACKER, Canterbury. We ask you to vote for these men. They are the outstanding figures in the dairying industry in the South Island. They have been loyal throughout. Urey ““A 0 been approved by the Dairy Control Producers’ Committee in Wellington, by the Dominion Executive of the Farmers’ Union, by various Provincial Executives of that Union, including Otago and Southland, ana by meetings of dairymen m local centres, and at many Directors’ meetings of individual factories throughout Canterbury, Otago, and Southland. Those opposed to control, in order to improve their chances at the poll, have allied their names with that of Mr Thacker. Mr Thacker has made his position plain, as the following statement clearly show's: — I have never been approached in connection with the above, and I know of no organisation w'hicn has made the above recommendation. A _ conference held in Wellington, consisting of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union, the Dairy Council, and the Dairy Fanners’ Union, decided to recommend Messrs F. Waite (Otago), J.. Fisher (Southland), and myself -as the South Island ticket. I am standing by that decision, and 1 strongly urge ail dairy producers to do likewise. Wo, the undersigned Directors of Otago and Southland Dairy Factories, ask you, Otago dairymen, to stick loyally to the meh w'ho have stuck loyally to you, and cast your votes for Messrs Fisher, Thacker, and Waite. Post your voting paper back to-day. ’ We are, Yours truly, NEIL STEWART, Chairman, Waikouaiti Dairy Factory. W. BLACKIE, Chairman, Mosgiel Dairy Factory. J. BRADBURY, Director, Mosgiel Dairy Factory. WM. BRYANT, Chairman, Henley Dairy Factory. W. G. REID, Director, Henley Dairy Factory. A. STEVENS, Director, Henley Dairy Factory. For the MAUNGATUA DAIRY FACTORY— J. MATHESON, Chairman. G. S. LYALL, Director. , W. G. M‘KAY, Director. A. M. ROSS. Director. T. D. KEEN AN, Director. JOSEPH SMITH, Director, Stirling Dairy Factory. A. A. JENSON, Director, Stirling Dairy Factory. PETER ANDERSON, Director, Stirling Dairy Factory. For the CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY OF OTAGO— C. R. SMITH, Director. JNO. CHRISTIE, Director. WM. KIRKLAND, Director, For the OWAKA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY—WILLIAM LAWSON, Director. WILLIAM M'KENZIE, Director W. MILLER, Director. PATRICK FAHEY, Director. WILLIAM C. A QAM, Director. H. STEEL, Chairman, Wairuna Dairy Factory, For the OTAGO CO-OPERATIVE MILK SUPPLY COMPANY— J. JOHNSTON, Chairman of Directors. FARMERS’ DAIRY FEDERATION, Invercargill. THOS. A. BUCKINGHAM, Chairman, Drummond Factory. j-HOS. R. EADES, Chairman, Edondale Dairy Factory. , JNO. DUNLOi- Chairman, Seaward Downs Dairy Factory. JNO. S. GRIEVE. Chairman, Waianiwa Dairy Factory. N. A. NIEDERER, Director, Gorge Road Dairy Factory.

rjW DAYS’ SALE AT THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE DOUGLAS BERNSTEIN & CO., “THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.” 10 DOWLING STREET (h«l Port Office), . DUNEDIN. For 10 days only the whole of our stock will be reduced. Our Stock Is too heavy and must be reduced regardless of cost, Do 'nofc miss this great moneysaving event. A golden opportunity to secure your summer outfit at unbeat- ’ able prices. 18 BEAUTIFUL SILK-LINED COSTUMES, Serge, Gaberdine, Worsted, etc.; worth sto 8 guineas. SALE PRICE, 765. 16 NAVY SERGE COSTUMES, guaranteed Indigo Dye; nicely lined; wonderful value. SALE PRICE, 79s 6d. 4 ENGLISH TWEED COSTUMES, Silk lined. Usual price, 9 guineas. SALE PRICE, 555. STRIPED FUJI SILK FROCKS for the Holidays. SALE PRICE, 36s 6d. A TABLE OF SERGE AND GABERDINE FROCKS, Navy and Nigger only. Worth 89s fid. SALE PRICE, 59s fid, A TABLE OF SERGE AND GABERDINE FROCKS, Navy, Nigger, Mole, Fawn. Worth 5 to 7 guineas. SALE PRICE, 955. SMART SPONGE CLOTH FROCKS, Plain Colours; a big variety of shades. Worth 22s 6d. SALE PRICE, 10s fid. ' COTTON CREPE BLOUSES, All Colours and Stripes. SALE PRICE, 4s lid. FUJI SILK BiiOUSES; a large variety. SALE PRICES. Hs 6d, 13s 6d, 16s 6d. JAP SILK BLOUSES. SALE PRICE, 11s fid. : DRESS SKIRTS for the Holidays; Striped Crepe, Cotton Gaberdine, Alpacca, Check Tweed, Grey Flannel. SALE PRICE, 6s fid. HOSIERY BARGAINS. LADIES’ BLACK HOSE; Guaranteed Hawley’s Dye. Sale Price, 3 pairs for 3s lid. LADIES’ SILK ANKLE HOSE; Nigger Pawn, Grey. Sale Price, 5 pairs for 4s lid, LADIES’ SILK, HOSE; Black, Navy, Mole, Grey. Worth 4s lid. Sale Brice, 5 pairs for 5s lid.' LADIES’ BLACK SILK HOSE; Superior Quality. Worth 10s fid. Sale Pricei, 6s fid. FANCY STRIPE SILK HOSE, Black only. Sale Price, 3s fid. BLACK .CASHMERE HOSE. Worth 3s fid. Sale Price, 2, pairs for 5s 3d. LADIES’ COTTON VESTS, full sire. Sale Price, 2 for 3s 3d. SPONGE CLOTHS AT COST PRICE. Win SPONGE CLOTH. Usual Price, 3s fid. SPECIAL PRICE, 2s 4jd, 40in SPONGE CLOTH. Usual Price, 3s lid. SPECIAL PRICE, 2s lid. 40in SPONGE CLOTH. Usual Price, 5s fid. SPECIAL PRICE. 3s fid. Win SPONGE CLOTH. Usual Price, 5s lid. SPECIAL PRICE, 3s lid. USEFUL GOODS FOR XMAS. GIFTS. What more acceptable' Present than a BOX OF HANDKERCHIEFS? We have a beautiful assortment of Ladies and Children’s Handkerchiefs iu dainty boxes. Selling at our famous Low Wholesale Prices. Mfeu are always pleased to receive a Smart Tie for Xmas, We have just the latest in SILK KNITTED TIES, extra good quality. Special values, 3s lid. and 4s fid each. ..;, . rp HE LATEST TO IL S T IUIUEI E S. s We have beeh fottUilate in securing for the benefit of our customers a _ full ■ range of Dubarry Toilet Luxuries. These delicious products are all new Parisian crfiatiohfc, and the delicate, clinging odours of the Perfumes, Powfjets. Bath Balts, and Soaps make them’ the most delightful Toilet Preparations that can be imagined. The following list will give you some idea of these High-class Toilet Goods 5 DUBARRY. Bath Crystals ; .;. 7s fid Night CrCme 4s fid Day Creme ... ... 3s fid Talcum Powder ... ... 4s fid We have all the above Dainties in “Heart of a Rose,” “Golden Mom,” “G ; Dubarry. Bath Tablets ... 8* fid Blue Lagoon Perfume ... 7s 6d Toilet Soap (cake) 2s Od Creme Shalirtiar ... ...... 2s fid the following Odourst—“Blue Lagoon,** ■rden of Kama,” “Bunch of Violets. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. MARSHALLS PHARMACY, LIMITED, THE POPULAR CASH CHEMIST, 86 PRINCES STREET—IB2 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN.

JMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS OTAGO IRONMASTERS’ ASSOCIATION. The Works of the members of the Otago Ironmasters’ Association Trill be CLOSED for the above Holidays from SATURDAY NOON, 22nd December, 1923, RE-OPEN-ING on MONDAY, 7th January, 1924. J. ANDERSON & CO. (LTD,), Moray place, Dunedin. REID & GRAY (LTD.), Crawford street, Dunedin. BARNINGHAM & CO. (LTD.), George street, Dunedin. J. & P. SCOTT, Leith street, Dunedin. J SPARROW & SONS (LTD.), Rattrav street, Dunedin. STEVENSON & COOK (LTD.), Port Chalmers. H. E. SHACKLOCK (LTD.). Princes street south, Dunedin. JOHN M'GREGOR & CO. (LTD.), Mason street, Dunedin. WILKINSON, GALLON (LTD.). Tewsley street, Dunedin. OOSSEKS & BLACK. Crawford street, Dunedin. DUNEDIN ENGINEERING AND STEEL CO. (LTD.), Willis street. Dunedin. GARSIDE BROS.. Castle street, Dunedin. FARRA BROS. (LTD.), Stafford street. Dunedin. R BRINSLEY & CO. (LTD.). Cumberland street, Dunedin. NEWBERRY, WALKER (LTD.), Ward street, Dunedin. G METHVEN & CO. (LTD.), South Dunedin. A. MORRISON & CO. (LTD.), Moray place, Dunedin. J. & W. FAULKNER. Castle street, Dunedin. OTAGO IRON ROLLING MILLS (LTD.), Burnside. DUNN BROS. (LTD.). Gore. WOOLNOUGH WINDOW CO. (LTD.), Willis street, Dunedin. G. & J. MANSON. Crawford street. Dunedin. MORGAN & CO. (LTD.), Port Chalmers. BRISCOE & CO. (LTD.), Birch street, Dunedin. LEECH. TURNER (LTD.). Great King street, Dunedin, V. M. DICKINSON, Princes street south, Dunedin. J. MANN & CO., Castle street. Dunedin. NORTH OTAGO ENGINEERING CO, (LTD.), Oamaru. R. MILLIS a SON (LTD.), Bath street, Dunedin. A. & T. BURT (LTD.), Stuart street, Dunedin. Clients of the above firms are respectfully asked to arrange for their work early so as to save possible disappointment. j R SHA CKLOCK, . Pmciflorif,

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