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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19476, 11 May 1925, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, Have a warm home this WINTER. Now is the time to have your HEATING SYSTEM overhauled or installed before the advent of the cold winter months. Call on C. S. JENKINS & CO. (LTD.), 32 Dowling street, for particulars and estimates of their Heating Systems, Dicker’s Boiling Springs, Scott Bros.’ Destructors, etc. An independent Heating System in conjunction with a Clark-Jewel Gas Cooker mades the work in the modem kitchen cleaner and lighter, and does away with the drudgery in cleaning a coal range. rational insurance COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.) Covers the Risks of FIRE, MARINE, Employers Liability Personal, Accident, St Sickness Mortgage Indemnity Administration Bonds AND ACCIDENT. Plate Glass Burglary Fidelity Guarantee Public Risk Motor Car HEAD OFFICE: Custom House square. Dunedin. OMSONS already have one of their Exhibition Stands in position in the Second Industries Court. ITCH’S OIL Successfully Cures NEURITIS, STRAINS, SPRAINS. SCIATICA. LUMBAGO, AND NEURALGIA. THIS WEEK’S QTAGO WITNESS TO BE PUBLISHED TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), Contains A STJMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS .OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM, THE STATION. AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. •THE HUMOUR OF SERIOUS THINGS: METHUSALEH’S FISH STORIES.” By Stephen Leacock. “HARKING BACK: WANDERINGS UPS AND DOWNS—II.” By an Ancient O.H.S. Boy. “A FACE IN THE SHADOWS: AN IDYLL," By Laura Jean Victory. “MISS LANE AND THE LITTLE BOY.” By Dearmer MacCormac. “TH k POWER OF LOVE,” By Madge Barlow. " MATCHMAKING AND MARGARET.” By Mary Stay. “THE B.S. MEDAL.” By Ruth Hertslet. Illustrated by Dorothy Law. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE .aeing in the Shade of the Rock of Gibraltar. 'he Wonderland of India. . Corner of the Lai Bungalow Palace at Jamnagar, he Latest in Paris. n the Picturesque Links at Balmacewen, Dunedin. ,ed-letter Days for Southland: Opening of Hydroelectric Power Station at Mono wai, and Extension of Ohai Railway, he Invercargill Trotting Club’s First Meeting. hree Equine Champions: Great Hope, Gloaming, The Hawk, lity Mayors. he Forbury Park Trotting Club’s Winter Meeting at Dunedin on Thursday, he Foreign Debt Commission, ir Harry Lauder Grasses Some Beauties, ‘ompetitora in the New Zealand Draughts Championship at New Plymouth. . Fine 'Earn of Horses. .n Imposing Memorial, i Graceful Plant. L Dangerous Cavern. feme from the Hills. m , he Prince Takes a Last Look at Wembley. lew Land and Water Air-flivver Tested. *st Stage of Flight of 17,000 Miles. hipping Hold-up. he Old and the New.

LEAVING THE DOMINION? ENTRUST YOUR AFFAIRS TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE , Persons leaving tlie Dominion on business or pleasure will find it advantageous to appoint the Public Trustee as their Agent or Attorney, as he has special facilities for the management of affairs and remittance of funds overseas. The charges for the services of the Public Trustee as Agent are very reasonable. RELIABLE SERVICE. PROMPT ATTENTION TO CLIENTS. For further information apply to the Public Trust Office, Dunedin, or any Local Agent in Otago. G. H. ELLIFFE, District Public Trustee. 203 Princes street, Dunedin. “PERSONA L!” That’s what everything is—to women. That’s how they take everything that concerns their health, their homes, and families, their clothes, and their household requirements. Modem women demand, in these days or efficiency, the best value for the money expended. This is especially so regarding coal for household purposes. Perhaps that is why the sales of the Bruce Railway and Coal Company (Ltd.) are increasing day by day. Ortain it is, though, that local housewives will tell you that, for courteous service, prompt delivery, accurate weight and quality coal, they look to THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL 00. (LTD.), Vogel street. ’Phones 317 and 348.