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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19760, 10 April 1926, Page 10

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. RATIONAL INS FRANCE 111 COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.). Covers the Risks of FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT. Employers’ Liability Plate"!ass Personal, Accident Burglary and Sickness Fidelity Onarantee Mortgage Indemnity Public Risk Administration Motor Car Bonds HEAD OFFICE; Custom House square. Dunedin. 'jyORTH OTAGO DISTRICT. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. A BRANCH OFFICE Of the OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS NEWSPAPERS COMPANY (LIMITED) Has been Established at MARSHALL’S BUILDINGS, OAMARU. Clients may obtain full information concerning Advertising, Terms of Subscription to the Otago Daily Times and the Otago Witness, etc., from the Representative,' _ ARTHUR H. \ ILE MARSHALL’S BUILDINGS, OAMARU. ’Phone 1454. P.O. Box 479. gj T A N D A *R D INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). FIRE, MARINE, GUARANTEE, ACCIDENT. Capital, £1,000,000. Support Your Local Jompany. Our Rates are Low and Our Settlements Prompt and Liberal. Ask us for Quotations. Head Office; HIGH STREET DUNEDIN. ■VIEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR JM SNAPSHOTTING THOMSONS’ PONIES. Owing to the tremendous crowds that have been assembling at the Octagon to take snapshots of Thomsons’ ponies and photographers being obstructed, the ponies will stand at Thomsons’ front office from 10.45 to 11 o’clock on Saturday mornings in addition to standing at the Octagon from 11.15 to 12.30. Arangements to take special photos may also be made by ringing up or calling at Thomsons’ office. A team of ten ponies will now be harnessed up, the two new members being King Cole and Jack the Giant Killer. mFTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED. INSPECT OUR DISPLAY Of WHITE ENAMELED BATHROOM WARE. Cabinets, Bath Seats, Tooth Brush Racks, _ ! Nickel-plated Towel Rails, Soap and Sponge Holders, etc. C. S. JENKINS & CO. (LTD.), THE " 32 RELIABLE" PLUMBERS. DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. /YTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A vA i ar ge amount of reading matter. Price 9d.

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. fN MEUORUU. WHELAN.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Alfred, died of wounds, April 10, 1918. He left his home in perfect health. We little thought of death so nigh ; But God saw best to take him home, And with His will we must comply. In a hero’s grave he sleepeth, “Somewhere in France” he fell ; How little we thought when we parted It was the last farewell. —lnserted by his loving parents and brothers.

MR WM. REED and Family, of Warepa, desire to Thank all friends for their letters of sympathy in their recent sad borea>jJiisiiiv ‘ a