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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20793, 12 August 1929, Page 16

HOTELS. E X C ELS I OR HOTEL THE BAH WITH THE FRIENDLY FEELING. THE RENDEZVOUS OF SPORTS. THE BEST OF LIQUORS STOCKED ONLY WHAT YOU ASK FOR YOU GET! OUR BOTTLE DEPARTMENT IS SECOND TO NONE. Try our SPECIAL DRAFT WHISKY 11 8 6d pe r Bottle, 6s per Pint. SPECIAL DRAFT BRANDY. 9s per Bottle, fa 9d per Pint. SPECIAL DRAFT PORT, 3s per Bottle. OLD JAMAICA RUM (The Sailors Favourite) lls 6d. per Bottle, 6a per Pint. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. Our BOTTLE STORE is in Dowling street, right away from the Bars. J. TRENGROVE Proprietor.

—“after all, there's only one ‘Grand.’ The GRAND HOTEL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL HENNESSY BRANDY. GENUINE THREE STAR. Ex WRECK S.S. PORT KEMBLA. Sold in London at Public Auction, and purchased for our Customers. Guaranteed in perfect condition. HENNESSY HENNESSY THREE STAR BRANDY. BRANDY. 1136 HALE-BOTTLES at 7s. 720 QUARTER BOTTLES AT 4s. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Never before has Hennessy Three Star been sold at any thing like this price. When the line is sold we cannot re This opportunity comes but once in a lifetime. HOME SUPPLY STORE. We rail or despatch by service car any quantity of liquor anywhere in Otago, Southland, or Canterbury. Residents _ in No-license Districts must write giving their name, address, and occupation. We .do the rest. Flag Stations.—Freight charges must accompany order. ARTHUR PAAPE Proprietor. QBAN HOT ‘EL, The Small House with the Big Reputation. The Quality and Range of Liqueurs is beyond comparison. The Price is in keeping with our competitors. We are located within 3 minutes of Railway Station. Leave your order which will be ready for any train. Free Deliveries to Railway Station. OBAN HOTEL, Octagon, Dunedin. F. GRIFFITHS PAAPE Proprietor.

MONEY T 0 LEND JJONBi OTAGO FINANCE & AGENCY CO. LTD., T. and G. Buildings, 179 Princes street, Dunedin. Established 15 years, DO YOU REQUIRE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE? We Advance Large and Small Sums on burniture, Pianos. Life Policies Shares, Bonds, fixed Deposits, Bank Overdrafts guaranteed, etc., etc. Lowest rates, easy repayment. Why pay more? _ REGISTERED AGENCIES: *-'• Connell and Co. Esk street, Invercargill, and Mataura; G. J Downes Clyde street. Balclutha; W. L. Scott, iij «i S^re fk Camara; Runciman Prvor. Ltd., Church street. Timaru Consult u. or registered agent for Advice. WE SPECIALISE. jJ/JONEY TO LEND Loans. £5, £lO, £2O, £3O, £SO Loans. Loans, upwards household fur- Loans Loans mture, pianos; etc. I Loans Loans specialise in loans on life Loans Loans insurance policies. Cor- Loans Loans respondenents enclose Loans Loans stamped envelope for Loans Loans reply.—H DIVERS, 193 Loans Loans. Princes street. Dunedin. Loans Dunedin and suburban MUTUAL MONEY CLUB, LTD. Established 24 Years. LOANS GRANTED, FURNITURE. LIFE POLICIES, ETC. Lowest Interest, Easiest Repayments. Apply BRODRJCK & CHALMER, N.Z Express Co.’s Building. MONEY 10 LEND. In Large or Small Amounts, on FURNITURE, PIANOS. SHARES. And Every Class of Security. Loans Completed Same Day if Necessary All Business Strictly Confidential. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT AND DISCOUNT CO., 163 RATTRAY STREET. Telephone 10-665 Money for Investment,. J W. THOMSON, So.icitor 176 Rattray street.

MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE SECURITY. REID. LEMON, & SMITH. Solicitors, 9 Dowiiim street (opposite Post Office). I)EAR SIR OR MADAM,—LOANS to £IOO. Easy payment; reasonr.ble rates. Your* confidentially, E. J. BRYANT. 225 Princes street. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY, At Current Kates of Interest JOHN WILKINSON & ROLFE, Solicitors. 25 Dowling street. MONEY TO LEND IN ANY SUM ON ax MORTGAGE SECURITY. Lowest Current Kates. ADAMS BROS., I. mut G Buildings. 179 Princes street Mr Henry Ford, who has refused for more than 10 years to speak for publication about his experiments in foods, discusses the subject for the first time in an authorised interview, Mr Ford calls on the clergymen of America to make the instruction of people in good values and right eating part of their religious learning. " Most wrong act.- and crime." Mr I'ord stater “are the result of wrong mixtures in the stomach. When people apply a knowledge of food values and of right combinations in their daily life, illness will disappear and crime will diminish. If people would learn to eat the things they should eat there would be no need for hospitals. Gaols and prisons would all have less to do. What greater mission can the clergy have than tin elimination of sickness, gaol, and prisons? Instead of cluttering up religion with a lot of things that do not belong to it, why don’t the clergy teach people how to cat? ”