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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19904, 25 September 1926, Page 17

LOST AND FOUND. WILL, tha person who Removed the OIL- ; SKIN OVERCOAT from Burnside Saleyards on either, the Bth or 15th September kindly Return same to Donald Reid and Co. (Ltd.), Dunedin, and save further trouble. LOST, Gold Eversharp PENCIL, initials on side.—Reward on returning to Crawford’s, 112 St. Andrew street, Dunedin. LOST (Wednesday, on Waltatl road), JET BEADS. —Finder communicate 50, Times Office. —— 2; ’ s LOST, PURSE, containing comb, etc., Mlchle street. —Return IS Granville terrace, Belleknowes. 2 LOST (ladles’ waiting room, Dunedin Station, Thursday), Gold SIGNET RING, Initialled K.T. —Finder rewarded on returning to Wain's Hotel. 258 LOST— All Thought Chimney Fires hy employing Saunders’ Otago Window Cleaning Company.—22s George street. Telephone 8250 t^OUND —Peter’* Pile Cure, Is 6d tin, 1 posted : this is a remarkable cure for worst Piles.—M’Artbur. __ 11SOOND —One Month's Veaat, 3s 3d; Two ’ Months’ 6s 6d; Three Months’, 0s 9d. Packet posted every week. —M’Arthur’s. 170 UND — The secret of making Urst-class f Household Soap. M’Arthur's Makesoap Ingredients, all grocers.—M’AßTHUK b Agencies. Fllleul street. L^OUND— Superfluous Hairs, Moles, per|j manently Removed by Electrolysis. Miss Boyer 61 Stuart street (20 years experience). * Found— a. &j. watt's sale in fun swing. Kitchen Chairs, 6s 6d; Grass Mats, 4s '6d:—Watts’, Princes street. FOUND— WATT'S SALE PRICES. Sevenpiece Moquette Suites, £l3 10s; Tapestry, £ll 10s—Watts’, Princes street. FOUND —BENHAR COAL reduced to 13s 6d per ton, on truck. Benhar; prompt delivery.—M’Sklmmlng and Son, Benhar. FOUND —The Best HOLIDAY we have ever had —at Pembroke. Book with DunedlnWanaka Motors (Ltd.). ’Phone 7444. FOUND —V>e Specialise In Buster Haircutting and Shingling.—Potter's, hairdressers. 172 George street (next Arthur Barnett’s). 16Jy FOUND— L.L.0.L., No. 28, holding JUMBLE SALE, Kensington Hall, September 25, 1.30 p.m., aid Unemployment Fund. 258 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. pEMBROKE AND QUEENSTOWN, Via CENTRAL OTAGO. REGULAR PASSENGER SERVICES. WHITE STAR LINE ) DUNEDIN WANAKA MOTORS (LTD.). Royal Mail. Contractor Garage and Offices: 206 PRINCES STREET. Phones 744, private 7660. Telegrams: “Whitestar.’ PENINSULA MOTOR 1 SERVICE, LTD. ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS. REGULAR SERVICES TO MACANDREW’S, BROAD BAY, AND PORTO BELLO. Buses leave Queen’s Gardens, Lower High street. Time-table obtainable at Buses. During the Winter Observation Trips will be run as under: Peninsula RonTrip: Wednesday. F. ‘ lav. and Sunday, at 2.30 p.m. Leith-Wai ti Round Trip: Sunday only, 2.30 p.m. Special Buses by arrangementNOTE.—Business houses and the general public aie advised that the Company is now running a 'egular '-reight Service between Dunedin and Portobello. Goods and parcels may be left at the Company’s Garage, 10 Manon place. All parcels must be prepaid inless otherwise arranged with the Manager. PENINSULA MOTOR SEk/ICE (LTD.), 90 Princes street (above Wilkie’s). J£EMPTHORNE’S TAXI GARAGE. 'PHONE 3833 (Day or Night). Telegrams: “Aard,” Dunedin. Drivers: Kempthorne, Spiers. Hope, Young, Warwick, Kemp, Bryant. Representing AARD MOTOR SERVICES. Brighton and taieri mouth MOTOR SERVICE (C. J. HOBBS & CO.). Leaves Grand Pictures, Princes street, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 9.30 a.m., also (Brighton bnly), 5.15 p.m. Saturdays 1.15 p.m., and Sundays 10 a.m. Specials, ring Brighton Bureau (Ask Hobbs). BANK NOTICES. 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Indiffeient to all they yield without hesitation to the first | who asks. /"VTAGO WITNESS. —New Stories. A V large amount of fft'qYng matter. Price 9u.