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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20039, 4 March 1927, Page 6

NORTH OTAGO ADVERTISEMENTS. 'yyAITAKI HOSPITAL JIOAPD. WANTED, A HOUSEMAID, For Victoria Home. Apply to 3m THE MATROX. Rest ho m e. A lovely-situated Rest Home in the suburbs of OAMARU. Large plantation and fine view. Bus service. All conveniences and own dairy and garden produce. Terms very reasonable. Communicate early Mrs LANG, “Casa Nova’ Rest Home, North road, Oamaru. RE N A U L T. World-renowned Motors ot Quality. Small and Barge Cars. Light and Heavy Lorries, Tractors, etc., etc. The most -cononiieal in operation. Built to last a lifetime, and AT PRICE’' WITHOUT COMPARE. Consider Renault first for lasting satisfaction. All particulars CARTERS MOTORS (LTD.), Security ’.uihl.ng.s. Dunedin. I" ET UK INSTALL your Electrical Work. J Ranees. Hot Water Heaters, all Appliances. — Electric Supplies t’o., 2 Itclien street, Oamaru. 4m Hats. Hosiery, Ladies’ and Children’s Velour Coats, Ilcpp Coats, .lumper Suits, Dresses, try Jewell’s, Oamaru. I' SaTiTI’K IVATK 'HOTKL~;0~room», fully furnished ; 22 permanent boarders ; going concern 113000 ; mortgage £IOOO. —D. Williams, Oamaru. LANE’S CATARRH SNUFF, Instant reliel for colds In the head ; Is Gd per bottle. Lane's Pharmacy, Oamaru. 14my THE QUEEN’S HOTEL continues to be the Travellers’ Favourite House In Oamaru. Phone 1302, Box 126. Bmy MASKISACK & SMITH, Stock and Sharebrokers (country member Dunedin Stock Exchange), Oamaru. Telegrams; “ Maclsmith,” Oamaru. 7d DEWAR & M’KENZIE are Sola Agents in North Otago for the Renowned BUICK CARS. —Co-op. Garage. 27my t.*l /i pf fi —SPLENDID 6 ACRES LAND; cD-LxJvJ" 4-rooracd stone HOUSE, outbuildings ; handy to Oamaru,—Fox and Kirkncss. jL"I 9AA— 30 ACRES FREEHOLD; 13 A/IrWU" acres oats, 8 acres young grass; .".-roomed House, outbuildings; near Oamaru ; a good place.—-Fox and Kirkness. CATERING for Weddings, Parties, D'n tiers, Sports, and Clearing Sales; estimates given.—S. Dick, Thames street, Oamaru. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.—You will find good ACCOMMODATION at Glasgow Sample Rooms.—Apply Glasgow Cloth Ing House. Oamaru *au CC.C., OAMARU, for Groceries, Provl- • siotis. Kitchenware, all at lowest price and best value in town. 2Ju VTEW SHIPMENTS CONFECTIONERY.— -Ll Cadbury's, Fry’s, Lowney’s, Caloy’s, Ganong’s, Hay’s, Nestle’s, Clarnlco’s, Barker and Dobson’s; lowest prices.—F. G. Marshall, Oamaru. 31d iTq97 COPYRIGHT CALENDARS, figures; full Information when to sow seeds; 2d posted, any address.—James N. M'Kenzle, seedsman. 20Ja NM. HOOD, Tailor and Mercer, Oamaru, * easily the best In Tailoring and Mercery ; a trial solicited; satisfaction guaranteed. 30ap TB PAPAPA High Grade SUPERPHOSPHATE, £5 18a 6d and £6 8s 6d per ton, plus railage.—Stringer and Co., sole agents, Oamaru. 7o SIX-PINT Aluminium Kettles, 12s 6d ; 21piece English China Tea Sets, 19s 6d; Fiver’s Face Powders. 4s 3d.—Slater’s, Oamaru. ;>3jy "T ILYWHITE’* FLOUR; superior quality; XJ obtainable from all grocers.—lreland and Co (Limited), Oamaru. 30jy 1~?OR BEST VALUE In Ladies Hosiery, Vests, General Drapery, try Miller, cash draper. Thames street, Oamaru. 15jy. FOR SALE, Bakery, Confectionery, Marble Bar; suit married couple or two ladies; long lease.—Mulligan and Forbes, Oamaru. CC. COOK & CO. have opened up New • spring SUITINGS In English worsteds, Scotch tweeds, and colonial mixtures. VIROL, —Food for growth and development. Given In 3000 hospitals and clinics last year.—Wright, Stephenson, and Co. (Limited), Oamaru. lid K ELDER, 8.D.5., Dental Surgeon, 70 • Thames street, Oamaru. 'Phone 1554. 2f TT F.S. DISPENSARY, Thames ntreet, U . Oamaru.—Mail orders P.O. Box SB. ’Phone 1246. JAMES B. GRAVE. Stock and Share Broker (Country Member Dunedin Stock Exchange), Thames street, Oamaru. AUTUMN SOWING: Emerald, Ryecorn, Cape Barley, Algerian Oats, Western Wolths; only best lines stocked.— James N. M'Kenzle, seedsman. SAVAGE Sporting Rifles, £5 ss; Long Rifle U.M.C Cartridges, 29s Od per 1000; 12gauge Cartridges. 4s Cd.—Slater’s, Oamaru. INDIAN and A.J.S. MOTOR CYCLES "and all Accessories at Boaden and Clarke’s, Thames street, Oamaru. 'Phone 1212. IPOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE make Kinder and Co. your chemists.—Address Queen's Hotel Buildings, Oamaru. 150 ALL MEAT REDUCED at FOSS’S Smithheld Butchery. Remember, only Ox Beef and Prime Wether Mutton sold. 6ja UF.S. DISPENSARY for service, pure • drugs, fresh drugs, and prompt atten lion. First with the latest. 7ju T~ "l-IE BUNGALOW MARBLE BAR, Oamaru, for Wedding Breakfasts. Hot Luncheons daily, Is 6d.—W. G. Williams. Kerr & co.’s great summer sale in full swing. A great opportunity cored to thrifty buyers. 13ja “I TELEPHONE Agents lor Stude JLOxJI halter, Rugby, and Crossley Cars Jenkins, Thames street, Oamaru. WHEN YOUR EYES SIGNAL DANGER Consult W. Kinder, qualified optician, Queen's Hotel Buildings. Oamaru. EJ. WRIGHT, Chiropractor, Palmer • School Graduate, H.B. Chambers. Thames street, Oamaru. Consultation free FURS! PURS! PURS! Early shipment of Fur Coats and Necklets at Jewell’s, Oamaru. Prices defy competition. SPECIFY STEELITE ROOF PAINTS for your roofs, anti-corrosive. lln FOR SALE, Cake and Confectionery BUSINESS, main street; living Rooms attached ; splendid little business. —Apply Cayford, agent. If SKIN and BLOOD MIXTURES for purifyIng and cleaning the blood. 3a 6d bottles only.—At Sewell’s Pharmacy. Oamaru, FOR SALE, splendid Fruit and Confectionery BUSINESS, main street, Oamaru; doing big business. —Apply Cayford, agent. 7d CC. COOK & CO., the house that supplies . Woodrow HATS, Borsallno HATS. Howllson HATS. Try our Hats. A good deal of activity is now to bo scon on the Harbour Board's reclamation area at Lyttelton, which is being prepared fur commercial purposes (reports the Christchurch Press). The British Imperial Oil Company, which has leased an area of just over two acres near the dock, on which large oil tanks will bo constructed, is going, ahead with its work, and the Harbour Board is providing the company with read access. A railway siding has already been laid on the dock side, and others will bo laid on other parts of the area as they arc required. Up to the present no other leases have been sold by the board, but it is probable that before long the area will be dotted with stores and workshops. It is approximately 71 acres in extent. About six acrost of the south-west end of the reclaimed land has been given to the Lyttelton Borough Council for use as a recreation ground. The council is now getting the land ready and is surfacing it with spoil from the streets. On the sea front tho Harbour Board has planted a row ol pine trees, which will add greatly to the general appearance. It is proposed to make available 45 sites, each about a fifth of an acre in extent, for residential purposes on tho sea front. There will also lie another six residential sites facing tho recreation ground. A few drops of "Ni'ZOL” taken on lump sugar will soon relievo the most stubborn cough. A highly concentrated scientific jremedy; Is 6d buys CO doses. —Advt.