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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19980, 23 December 1926, Page 7

NORTH OTAGO ADVERTISEMENTS. iji 0 T A R • A HALL. A DANCE will be held* in the above Hall on BOXING NIGHT, 27th December. Good music by A. Smart. Novelty dances, Supper provided. Gents, 3s; Ladies, Is 6d. A. CARRODUS. “RECORD” CHRISTMAS. R. EASTMAN thanks the Public of Oamaru for the very fine patronage extended him since he commenced business. He invites country residents, when visiting Oamaru this week, to call at his Music Depot, next M'Diarniid’s, and inspect his wide selection of Columbia, His Master’s Voice, Brunswick, and Regal Gramophones and Records; also his superb collection of Christmas musical novelties, just imported direct. 23d JP 0 R SALE, TWO YEARLING JERSEY BULLS, From semi-officially tested dams, with records of 5591 b and 4871 bof butter-fat as senior and junior two-year-olds respectively. Well grown. D. KENNEDY, 23d Palmdale, Morven. NDEEING STOCK. A WARNING. OWNERS OF STOCK that are permitted to Stray on County Roads are Reminded that Section 17 of the Impoundin'l - Act, 1908, reads as follows: •‘Any poundkeeper or any person authorised either by the local authority having charge of the roads, or by any person owning "land adjacent thereto, may impound any cattle which at any time of the DAY OR NIGHT are found wandering at large or straying, or tethered in any road . . - and the owner of the cattle shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £2 for every head thereof, over and above any other rates and charges incident to the impounding of any such cattle. The WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL intends Rigidly ENFORCING this Sectlon‘ JAS. M'LAREN, gd County Clerk. RE N A U L T. World-renowned Motors of Quality. Small and Large Cars. Light and Heavy Lorries, Tractors, etc., etc. The most economical in operation. Built to last a lifetime, and AT PRICED WITHOUT COMPARE. Consider Renault first for lasting satisfaction. All particulars CARTERS MOTORS (LTD.), i Security 'nildmgs, Dunedin. Q.LENAVY BUS SERVICE. Leaves Glenavy FRIDAY, 6.40 p.m.; returning after Pictures. SATURDAY: Leaves Glenavy 9 a.m., 6.15 p.m.; leaves Post Office, Oamaru, 2 p.m. and after Pictures. SUNDAY: Leaves for Caroline Bay, via Waimate, returning 7.30. Seats booked at ShieTs Garjfge. Return Fare, 10s. 13d Rest h o m ■ e. A lovely-situated Rest Home in the suburbs of OAMARU, Large plantation and fine view. Bus service. All conveniences 'nd own dairy and garden produce. Terms very reasonable. Communicate early Mrs LANG, “Casa Nova”Nßest Home, lln North road, Oamaru. XMAS GIFTS in great variety, including Handkerchiefs, Ties, Gloves, Socks, etc.; splendid selection at Hendy and Co., general drapers. Thames street. Inspection invited. GREAT REDUCTIONS In Frocks. Costumes, Hats. Hose, and Gloves at “The Gainsborough,” Thames street.—A. E. SMYTHE. ; 15d OAVAGE Sporting Rifles. £5 sa: Long Ktfl* O U.M.C. Cartridges, 29a 6d per 1000; 12-gauge Cartridges. 4s Cd.—Slater’^ Oamaru. BAY VIEW HOUSE, Oamaru ;-magnificent view; fine surroundings; Ideal holiday, spot; telephone 1854.—Miss Penny, proprietress. 8d SKIN and BLOOD MIXTURES for purifyIng and cleaning the blood. 8s 6d bottles only, at Sewell’s Pharmacy, Oamaru.