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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19240, 2 August 1924, Page 10

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. JJ) U E E WINES. Une of Irvine’s chief objections lo the appointment of a sole New Zealand Agent for their wines has been the difficulty in finding a suitable firm, which handles only pure products. At the present moment, however, they are making strict inquiries through banking and other institutions as to a reliable agent to handle limited quantities for hospital and invalid purposes. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). EIRE, MARINi~GUARANTEE, ACCIDENT. Capital, £1,000,J00. Support Your Local Company. Our Rates are Low and Our Settlements Prompt and Liberal. Ask Us for Quotations. Hoad Office: HIGH STREET. DUNEDIN. rjIHE ALL BLACKS. LETTER FROM THE MANAGER. WITCH’S OIL GOES HOME WITH THE TEAM. (Copy.) 24th July, 1924. Dear Sirs, —I have to thank you for your letter of the 21st July, forwarding a box containing one dozen WITCH’S OIL, WHICH I AM SURE I SHALL FIND USEFUL DURING THE TOUR. I have also to thank you for your kind wishes for complete success and safe return. —I am, yours faithfully, (Signed) S. S. DEAN (Manager). For Cramp, Stiff Joints, Chilblains, etc,, WITCH’S OIL IS UNEQUALLED. Every athlete’s outfit should include a bottle of this wonderful remedy, which is equally efficacious for neuritis, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc. Mat Tonal insurance COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.) Covers the Risks of FIRE, MARINE. AND ACCIDENT. Employers’ Liability Plate Glass Personal, Accident, A Burglary Sickness Fidelity Guarantee Mortgage Indemnity Live Stock Administration Bonds Public Risk * Head Office: Custom House square, Dunedin. ,

SENSATIONAL MILLINERY ANNOUNCEMENT.’ As always, it is “Brown, Ewing’s” who are making these stupendous offerings. 6 Only, 6 Only. TRENCH MODELS, At 255, At 255. This Season’s Millinery MUST BE CLEARED THIS WEEK. Beautiful Hats quite reasonably marked at 55s a few days ago, are to be sacrificed now at 15e. Children’s Wool and Silk Caps, in assorted shades, all one price. Is. BROW, EWING, & CO,, LTD., Of PRINCES STREET.

s. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES. Head Office: No 1 VOGEL STREET, DUNEDIN. JAS. A. PARK, General Manager. OTAGO WITNESS.- Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers. THE perpetual trustee x ESTATE. & AGENCY COMPANY MARRIAGE. KING— KENNEDY. —On June 25, at Chalmers Church. York place, Dunedin, by Rev. Hutchison, William Sydney, eldest eon of Mr and Mrs King, Magnetic street. Port Chalmers, to Ruby, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Kennedy, Patearoa. DEATHS. ADAIR. —On August 1, at his residence, Mansford Town, Port Chalmers, Robert Hill Adair, beloved husband of Margaret Adair; aged 64 years. “Rest after long suffering.” CAHDWELL. —On August 1, 1924, at his parents’ residence, 143 Albany street, Herbert, beloved eldest son of William and the late Annie Caudwcll; aged 21 years. Private interment.—E. M’Lean and Son, undertakers. COGAN. —On August 1, 1924, at the residence of his nephew (M. Cogan), Patearoa, John, brother of the late Patrick Cogan; in his ninety-fourth year. R.I.P. —The Funeral will leave the residence of M. Cogan, Patearoa, on Sunday, 3rd inst., at 1 p.m., for Ranfurly Cemetery, arriving Ranfurly about 3 p.m.—J. Mitchell, undertaker. HILL. —On July 19, at her son’s residence, Bortons, Maria, relict of Charles Hill, Wakanui. "At rest.” —Interred at Ashburton. LANE.—On August 1, 1924, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs J. M’Gill), Montague street, North-East Valley, Hannah, relict of Charles Lane (late of Glenore and Caversham); in her eighty-fourth year. Private interment. —John Gillies, undertaker. M'CALLION. —On August 1, at Dunedin, Hannah, the beloved wife of James M’Callion, 11 Millar street, North-East Valley; in her fifty-fourth year. Deeply mourned. • IN MEMORIAM. HIRA Te Wahia Woods.—ln loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away on July 31, 1922. R.l.P.—lnserted by her daughter Hera and eon-in-law, Robert Stanton. JACKSON. —In fond and loving memory of our dear wee Allan, died August 3, 1923, at Allanton. God needeth one more angel child Amidst His shining hand, And eo He bent with loving smile And clasped our darling’s hand. and sisters, and grandmother. JONES.—In fond memory of my dear husband, who departed this life at Dunedin on August 2. 1923. “So loved, so mourned.” Inserted by his loved ones. JONES. —In loving memory of my father, Arthur Jones, who passed away on August 2, 1923. “Ever remembered.” —Inserted by his son, Ernie, JONES. —In loving memory of our dear father, who died August 2, 1923.—Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law, Fred and Laureneia. KNIGHT. —In fond and loving memory of our dear sister Annie, who died on August 3. 1923. Just as her life was sweetest. Just as her hopes were best, God took her from a world of sorrow To a home of eternal rest. —lnserted by her loving sister Mary and brother-in-law, Gilbert. KNIGHT. —In loving memory of Annie Knight (nee Donaldson), who passed away on August 3, 1923. “To memory ever dear.” Inserted by her loving father and sisters and brother. MAN.SON.—In loving memory of our dear parents, George and Emily Manson, of Bannockburn, who departed this life —father on August 1, 1922; mother on August 24, 1915. ’Tis sweet to know woil meet again Where partings are no more; And that the ones we loved so dear ' Have only gone before. —lnserted by their eldest eon and daughteriorlkw. Jobs sod Mina Manson, Timoru. I