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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20522, 25 September 1928, Page 12

HOUSES & PROPERTIES FOR SALE pETEE BOYD, 150 Rattray street, Dunedin. ’Phone 13-111. T)AIRY FARM and MILK RUN, very close Dunedin; good Dwelling and outbuildings; Leasehold farm; 10 good cows, horses, brood sows, fowls, implements; 20-gallon milk run. As a Going Concern, 1400. This is a bargain. PKQK —CITY (no trams): Good 4 ROOMS, veranda; electric, bath, panelled hall, gas cooker; sunny, sheltered; easy terms. O7 ft K-- MUSSELBURGH: Splendid 5 ROOMS; electric, gas, bath, Empire papers; perfect order; garage; close car; easy terms. 007 A— LOVELY BUNGALOW, 0 *0 • U rooms and kitchenette; electric, gas cooker, Empire papers, slab tile grate; h.c.. porcelain bath, basin; good section; close car; absolute bargain; terms. BOYD’S, 150 RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. ’Phone 13-111. JfOR £ISOO WE CAN SELL TO YOU A SPLENDID SEVEN-ROOMED RESIDENCE, In one of the Best Portions of ROSLYX. Glorious View, Near Tram, Convenient to Columba College. Easy Walking Distance to the City. Inquire Early. PARK, REYNOLDS, LTD., Real Estate Salesmen and Auctioneers. 7023 ACRES FREEHOLD. 12 paddocks, carries 700 ewes; 6-roomed House, men’s hut, stable, garage, barn, wool shed, and sheep yards. PRICE, £4OOO. Terms, £IOOO cash, remainder on mortgage, 4 years, at 54 per cent, interest. Stock may be taken at valuation. DONALD REID & CO., LTD. BUSINESSES WANTED. WANTED BUY, CARRYING BUSINESS; Horse, Express, with Connection; country town, near Christchurch; moderate price.—lSO, Times. 22s WANTED, Country BAKERY BUSIVV NESS ; buyer waiting.—Send full particulars to J. W. L. Reed, land agent. Eden street, Milton. 25s PROFESSIONAL. READ THIS! Collins’ Famous Fiji Rheumatic, Neuritis, and Nerve Remedy, made almost entirely from Herbs and Roots, the products of Fiji. For Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago. Sciatica, Gout, Neuralgia, Arthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis, and other nervous complaints. For a fee of ten guineas the proprietor is prepared to give a Written Undertak ing that he will either Cure any of the above Complaintts or refund the whole of the money. Price 4s 6d Per Bottle. Sufferers who. cannot afford to pay rot the treatment will be supplied free of any charge on personal application. The name of Fiji is now kept constantly before the public by the marvellous re suits obtained through the agency of the now justly famous Fiji Rheumatic Cure. J. C. COLLINS, Proprietor. HEAD OFFICE: 238 Castle street, Dunedin. 12 Ferry road, Christchurch. 140 a Vivian street, Wellington. 120 a Bathurst street, Sydney. ■gOOTH’S ELECTRO-MEDICAL MASSAGE AND X-RAY INSTITUTE, 4SO GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN Est. 36 Years. ’Phone 10-600, Mr Booth treats with success Neuritis. Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Rheumatism, Infantile Paralysis. Nervous Disorders, Digestive Disorders, Joint Troubles, etc., by the very latest Scientific V -thods of Electro-therapeutics and Massage Manipulation. 14ap J) MARSHALL, SPECIALIST IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES BY PROFESSOR KIRK’S METHODS, Will be pleased to Treat Patients as under: 1. IN THEIR OWN HOMES. All appliances brought. 2. As OUT-PATIENTS of the INSTITUTE. Receiving Treatment Daily. 3. As IN-PATIENTS of the INSTITUTE. By the week. Communicate with us by letter or telephone, or call. KIRK’S INSTITUTE & REST HOME, Playfair street, CAVERSHAM. Phone 22-469. [A Card.] Mr fr anC I S HE LP s. SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIST AND NERVE SPECIALIST. Can be Consulted by Intending Patients at his CHAMBERS, 505 KING STREET. Hours as follow: 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 till 5 p.m. C FRANCIS HELPS, S.T. Graduate Weltmer Institute, U.S.A. WILLIAM GEORGE F. PERRY. 520 GEORGE STREET, REGISTERED MASSEUR, BIOCHEMIST. Congestion, Cause of Disease, relieved by Filtered Ultra Red Rays. Agent for “ Natural Foods, Safe Way to Health,” by Otto Carque. [Professional Cabd.J 'Phone 10-59 1. Private ’Phone 22-581. T. HLNAG HA X. SURGEON DENTIST. LONDON DENTAL PaRLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN Open Friday Evening, 7 x> 8.301 ie “ empty church ” problem has been >d at Chevening, Kent, by the vicar Rev. J. Cairns), who charters an ibus every Sunday to pick up parish-i-s at their homes and drive them to ch. During the service the omnibus s outside, and afterwards takes the rogation home. Mr Cairns has been only 12 months, but the rogations are larger than they have for years. Most of the people come this beautiful thirteenth century ch from Chipstead. two and a-half 3 away. It was abvious to me,” said Cairns, “ that something would have e done if I wanted the church filled aid not blame the parishioners. They ted to come to church, but two and If miles lonely walk on a winter t is more than most of them can age. The people arc charged a y or twopence each way. according ie distance, and the church is always •ded. The omnibus does not pay, never will, but it is worth any use to get the people to come to ch.” ie wingspread of the Inflexible, the d’s largest all-metal monoplane, is feet. If stood on its side it would alien than a 10-storey building. Its ing wheels are - 6ft- 6in- high*