LOST AND FOUND. . Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, lo Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, stc.. Is per insertion, three consecutive inlertlons 2s Gd, sis consecutive Insertions ss. Strictly cash In advance. Extra charge if booked. LOST, black and tan COLLIE DOG: lost from Chatto Creek on November 22.—Please send to J, Robinson, Chatto Creek; reward. Id lOST (Dansoy’s Pass, kWedderburn-Pal- * merston-Oamaru route), spare Buick RIM TYRE and COVER.—Communicate Dewar and M'Kenzie, Oamaru. 3d LOST (Sunday, between Portobello Hall and Pukehtki), BAG, containing Jug. teapot.—Finder communicate J. Dick, Pukehiki. lOST, Liver-and-white Spaniel DOG, i North road, SeaellH.—Finder please communicate 41 Gladstone road, North-East Vo»ey- . 3d FOUND (Allanton-Henley road), Gent's OVERCOAT. —Apply W, A, Turnbull, Bush road, Moaglel. 3d STRAYED, BAY MARE, heavy springcarter ; three white feet, white face, well shod.—Reward Information Muir, Warringtom Id LOST, CAR STARTING HANDLE, In King street, between 1 Taleri and Peninsula Company and St David street.—Reward ringing 13-669. 4n lOST (Mornlngton terminus or mill bus), -i brown leather PURSE, containing £1 and change.—Reward on returning to Henderson’s, butcher's shop,' Mornlngton. 4n LOST, Autograph, New Gloves, Bangle Bos, also Silk Stockings, Medal.— Finder please return ; 38 Crosby street. Reward. 4ti LEFT (in Anderson’s Bay car. Friday night), girl’s CASE.—Reward returning 29 Elliot street, Anderson’s Bay. LOST, black-and-white collie DOG; aged; answers name Kit.—Ring BS, Oturehua. XOST, round stone BROOCH (topaz), J sliver sotting.—Finder please return to Loft’s boot shop, 174 Princes street. Reward. 4n. LOST (Saturday), pair horn-rimmed SPECTACLES, in case.—Reward on returning “ Flowery land,” 176 Princes street. I OST, BAG, . with railway tickets and A money an.d two letters, between Chambers corner and Gardens.—Please leave Catholic Presbytery, North-East Valley. Reward. ■ 4n LOST (Thursday), WINDOW BLIND and ROLLER, between Lawrence-Owaka, via Greenfield.—Care White Stores, Owaka. STRAYED, bay HACK; cover on; cut mane.—lnformation 65 Royal crescent, Musselburgh. 4n ■ WOULD person who took TRAYCLOTHS from show tent, Outram, kindly send to Mrs Macdonald, Mount Gowrle, Clarks. FOUND, Nov. 22, Outiam-Lee Stream road), quantity MOTOR TOOLS, etc.; owner can have same by paying expenses.— William M’Leod, Mosgiel. 4n FOUND, gent’s ATTACHE CASE, on main road, Dunedin-Invercargill.—Owner ring phone 30, Clinton. ' 4q IT'D UN D —Superfluous Hairs, Moles, permaV nently removed by ELECTROLYSIS.— ' Miss Boyer, 82 Stuart street (opposite St.Paul’s Cathedral). , 16a FOUND A Seven-piece Chesterfield Suite, in oak, moquette or floral velvet, £25,' 10b.—A. and J. Watt. iPOUND-^— Oak Mirror-door Wardrobe, . Ducbesse, Pedestal, and Bedstead and Wire Mattress, £24 10a.—A. and J. Watt. 1 pOUND—Oak Tea Wagons, 37s 6d; Elmu, 32s 6d.—WATT’S, Princes street, lor quality and finish. _Bu FHOUND.—We Specialise In Buster Haircutting and Shingling.—Potter's, hair-dressers,.-172 George street (next Arthur Barnett’s). ■ - . ■ Bmy FOUND.— R. Hart (late of High street), men’s wear specialist. Orders now taken tor now season hat, suit, mercery, etc,. No. 8 (second floor) Premier Buildings, Princes street (above Loft's). ■ ~ 4n FOR SALE. FOR SALE, light oak GRAMOPHONE and latest RECORDS; practically new; £lO cash or near offer.—Address (urgent) SOS, Times Office. - 4n FOR SALE, straight-out bigh-couitry huntaway DOG, two years ; guaranteed; noisy ; any distance; £l3. —Address Shepherd. Times. ■ 4n lARGE CARPET, art grey pattern; almost J now; £ls; worth £45 new and £3O second-hand.—Boo, Times. 4n Raspberries, dessert quality, 20a per crate of 251 b net; Loganberries, lOu 6d per bucket of 12lb, both freight paid any station; Green Peas and New Potatoes, 4d per lb; freight paid on all orders of 20s; cash with orders.—C. E. Meredith, Ltd., Waimate. Id ARTISTIC '• Chippendale Drawing Room SETTEE; £l2; worth £3O new - and £2O second-hand.—Address 801, Times Office. , 4n FOR SALE, good hackney GELDING; any trial, saddle or harness; price £lo. 784. Times. . 4n FOR SALE, one Excell SEPARATOR, No. 3, two BEEHIVES, complete with upper storey.—Address Box 20, Hlilgrove. BITUMINOUS TAR, IOJd gallon; best topdressing asphalt-making material known; easily applied.—Tar Products, Box 133, Dunedin. 4n FOR SALE, one bandy DOGb two years; one heading BITCH, 10 months; good workers.—Bl9, Times Office. ■ 4n FOUR GOLF CLUBS (good condition), Leather-mounted Bag and Five Balls. What offer?—Blß, Times Office. 4n FOR SALE, large size " Orion ” ELECTRIC RANGE, , with an 18 x 27 hot plate on top; suitable for home-made cake shop; only seven weeks In use. Also quantity of “ Self-trim " PIE DISHES and other BAKING UTENSILS.—AppIy No. 821, Times Office. 4n FOR SALE, one heading road DOG, 15 months;, will lead; absolutely guaranteed; £6. Also wide running hill BITCH, two years; £B.—Apply M'Kenzie, Wlllowhunv Clinton. . 4n TO FARMERS. We have now on view in our Showroom the famous Macalister and Storrie Willett lines of TURNIP MACHINERY and the world’s best MOWER, “The M'Cormack Peering Big 6,” in 4Jft, sft, and 6ft sizes. Used Machines taken in part payment and terms to approved Clients. Pull range of farm machinery in stock and duplicates for all makes. Service guaranteed. GORE IMPLEMENT EXCHANGE, Medway street. Gore. {STRAWBERRIES Waimate Dessert Strawberries, in 121 b Crates .. .. 15/- Crate 161 b Crates .. 20/-Crate Freight Paid Any Station. Packed in 11b Punnets, ready to deliver next week. As the crop is ' very early, and the season a short one, please order at once to save disappointment. Cash with orders. 0. E, MEREDITH, LTD., Box 21, Waimate. \ CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS Have a Charm All Their Own. WEDDING BOUQUETS, - Artistic Creations in the Latest Styles. Shower, Streamer, Victorian, am American. Beautiful Bouquets Enhance the splendour of the ceremony. Miss CHAPMAN, Floral Artiste, MONCRIEFF & STEWART, Ltd., Florists, 136 Princes street, Dunedin. (Opposite Grand Pictures.) r PIIE First Utility ol frequent and * regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all .imes a large clasp of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who osks.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20582, 4 December 1928, Page 1
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