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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19500, 8 June 1925, Page 13

THE GLO-BEN TeUs the time in the dark. 12/6 Price only The Glo-Ben is undoubtedly the best Watch on the market at the price. It is a reliable timekeeper, and is specially constructed to withstand hard wear. In addition, the Glo-Ben is furnished with a special dial, the numerals and hands have been treated with a radium compound, which is always plainly visible at night, and enables the wearer to read the time in absolute darkness. Each watch carefully examined by our own skilled watchmakers, and sent post free on receipt of remittance. The “Pocket Ben” - 9/-, With Non-luminous Dial. WHITE METAL ALBERTS, 2/6 each. THE ORIGINAL EST. 1871. Corner Princes and Dowling Streets, Dunedin. Wa ALWAYS FRESH TIfHEN you consider the delicate nature of the leaf of “fine” tea, you realise it would never do to handle it roughly by selling it loose as is often the practice with seconds and thirds. For this reason, “AMBER TIPS” is packed in specially prepared packets and tins that retain the original flavour with its fragrance fresh and unimpaired. The “AMBER TIPS” label guarantees the contents of the packet to be all “fine” tea. "Amber FINE TEA—Ceylon’s Best On Must/ Bam •wjWßnsi A 7/ mWashing Day! But that doesn’t mean lunch has to suffer. Far from it. All you have to do is to serve Maconochie’s Herrings. They appeal jq everyone—and how the kiddies love them! M.Z. Agents: ELUS & MANTON LTD., WELLINGTON. NACONOCHIES HERRINGS XfOTES ON RURAL TOPICS by Agri 1? cola. Weekly in the Otago Wi'-ioss, dealing with subjects of current interest to fscoaofc rfVHE FARMERS’ PAPER.—The AgriculB tural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to ba unequalled by that o£ any other Weekly in the Dominion,