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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19351, 11 December 1924, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "pi AIRNESS TO CUSTOMERS. It is human nature to like those •who treat you fairly. We believe that our principle of “Fairness to All Customers,” which has been carefully and continuously observed, has quite naturally created confidence in our Retail Coal Service. We do not exaggerate when we claim to give THE MOST DEPENDABLE RETAIL COAL SERVICE In Dunedin! Ask any of the hundreds of satisfied customers. THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL CO. (LTD.). ’Phones 317 and 348. QHRIS T M A S. The best still and sparkling , wines are Irvine’s. They are procurable from Thomsons in assorted lots. Irvine’s supply his Majesty the King; NATIONAL nrSTTRANCE COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.) Covers the Risks of FIRE, MARINE. AND ACCIDENT. Employers Liability Plat© Glass Personal, Accident, & Burglary Sickness. Fidelity Guarantee Mortgage Indemnity Public Risk Administration Bonds Motor Car • HEAD OFFICE: Custom House square, Dunedin. THIS WEEK’S QTAGO WITNESS

Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM. THE STATION. AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “BIGAMY AND THE LAW,” By Wilfrido. “A MOUNTAIN CREEK IN SPRING,” By B. E. Baughan. “AMAZING MYSTERY OF THE THAMES,” By Vincent Wray. “NOTES FROM THE PRIVATE JOUR. NAL OF JOSHUA JIGGS, CORRESPONDENT,”' By Gordon N. Ireland. “THE PLEASURES OF MOTORING,” By Carlson E. Holmes. “MARRIED AND DONE FOR,” ' By His Honor Judge Bodkin. “THE SEA TWINS.” By Phyllis Watson. Illustrated bv Dorothy Law, THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDEA Two-million-dollar Oil Fir© at California. Zeppelin ’/.R3 Goes to Bed. A Malf-ceitury of Service—Jubilee of St. Matthew s Church. Dunedin. at the Otago A. and P. Society’s Show. Fun of the Fair; Showmen Extolling Their Wares at Tahuna Park. Forbury Park Trotting Club’s Meeting at Duned’n. A Siection of the Crowd at Forbury Park on the Second Day. Patrons of the Trotting Ring at Forbury Park. Olulha Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Show. Winton Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Show. Wallace Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Show. The Departing Governor-General; The Tahiti. A New Bowling Green for Dunedin. The All Blacks in Action The Now Post Office at Pongaroa, Northern Wairarapa. A London Wireless Amateur Talks in Mors© to New Zealand. Delegates to the Third Australian and New Zealand Philatelic Congress and Exhibition held at Christchurch. The Right Hon. W. F. Massey, the Most Worshipful the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New Zealand Freemasons.

DYANTAGES OF THE COMMON FUND Moneys in the hands of the Public Trustee form part of the Common Fund of the Public Trust Office, unless by the terms of the Will or Trust Instrument they are directed to be specially invested. Investment in the Common Fund has many advantages. The payment of interest is uniform and regular; there is no loss of interest through funds having to remain idle pending the selection of an investment; funds are available at short notice when they become payable; the delay which would result if the realisation of special investments had to be awaited is avoided. The highest rate of interest consistent with absolute safety is allowed, and the interest is payable anywhere in New Zealand free of charge. Interest runs from the first of the month following the receipt of tho first capital moneys. Finally, the security of all capital moneys in the Common Fund and all income payable thereon is guaranteed by the State. For further information apply to the Public Trust Office, Dunedin, or any Local Agent in Otago. y G. H. ELLIFFE, 203 Princes street, Dunedin, District Public Irusiea.