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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21360, 13 June 1931, Page 22

HOTELS. EUROPEAN SETS THE STANDARD. It must be readily conceded that the good name of any house is made and maintained only by conforming strictlv to the requirements of the public. In adopting the “QUALITY PLUS SERVICE’’ slogan, the European set a new standard in hotel efficiency, with the result that it has now reached the pinnacle of popularity. Privacy of position, spacious bars, and hygienic methods are other .factors which hav.e ranked highly in public regard. -THE 'PRICES ARE RIGHT !- Glance through this list: “Ainge’s Special” (renowned draft whisky), 11s; Seppelts Port (Best Australian Vintage), 3s; Prunier Brandy (Old French), 11s. THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, George street. R. F MARSHALL (Prop),

Gridiron hotel. Princes street. Dunedin. All Best Liquors Stocked. TRY OUR DRAFT WHISKYSecond to None. ANGUS MURRAY M'IVOR. Proprietor Phone 10-826 HOTEL, CARROLL STREET (Next Ford Motor Company) Good Accommodation. Good Table. TanS. 8s per day Why pay more? RUGBY HOTEL. Jock Simpson, Proprietor. (QAPTAIN COOK HOTEL BOTTLE STORE - KING STREEI Per Bottle Draft Whisky .. .. .. 11/. Draft Brandy .. .. 97Dry Gin 11/Penfold’s Wine 4,6 Yalumba Wine .. .. .. .. 47Draft Wine .. i; .. .. 3/W. L BUDDICOM, Proprietor.

MONEY. 0 N E Y TO LENDOTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY CO., LIMITED. T. and G, Buildings, 179 Princes street, Dunedin. Established 16 'years DO YOU REQUIRE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE? We advance large and small sunts on Furniture, Pianos. Life Policies, Shares, Bonds, Fixed Deposits, Bank Overdrafts guaranteed, etc., etc. Lowest rates, easy repayment. Why pay more? '- REGISTERED AGENCIES; Branch Office, 57 Esk street. Invercargill; C. D. M'Connel! and Co.. Mataura; G. J. Downes, Clyde street, Balclutha; W. L. Scott, Ribble street. Oan.aru; Runciman, Pryor, Ltd., Church street, Timaru. Consult us or registered dgent for advice. WE SPECIALISE, 6n MONEY. TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. ASLIN, BROWN, & ALLOO, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Company’s Buildings, Bond street. IVTONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE "- 1 SECURITY. REID, LEMON, & SMITE, Solicitors, 9 Dowling street (opposite Post Office). Money for Investment. J.- W. THOMSON. Solicitor, 175 Rattray street. i MONEY TO LEND. "A l n 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., 168 ' RATTRAY STREET. Telephone 10-665 Jj 0N E Y TO LEND. Loans £5, £lO. £2O, £3O, £SO Loans Loans upwards. Household Fur- Loans Loans niture, Pianos etc. 1 Loans Loans specialise in loans on Loans Loans -ife Insurance Policies, Loans Loans Correspondents enclose Loans Loans stamped envelope for Loans Loans reply.—H. DIVERS 193 Loans Loans Princes street. Dunedin. Loans ■RELIABLE LOAN AND INVESTXL MENT CORPORATION, LTD Queen’s Buildings (Vodic Entrance), Dunedin. Are You Financially Embarrassed? Consult us. We advance money on all Securities. Low rates; easy repayments. Alb Financial 'Transactions Attended by Manager personally. Strictly confidential rtUNEDIN MONEY CLUB 17 (ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS). Lowest Interest and Easiest Repay ments on Loans Granted on Furniture, Life Policies, Starr-tfowkett Shares. Second, Mortgages, etc Apply BRODRICK & CHALMER, N.Z Express Co. Building Money to lend On Mortgage of Land at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. WEBB. ALLAN WALKER & ANDERSON. Solicitors. Moray place (opp Y.M.C.A.). M ONEY TO LEND. LARGE OR SMALL SUMS TONKINSON & WOOD. Solicitors, No. 1 DOWLING STREET. M ONEY TO LEND ON FREEHO D SECURITY At Current Rates of Interest. JOHN WILKINSON & ROLFE, Solicitors.'. 26 Dowling street.

It is commonly believed that the invasion of the automobile has almost exterminated horse traffic. This is, however, by no means so in Germany; rather the contrary is the fact, according to the report issued upon its twenty-fifth anniversary by the Union for the Protection of Horses Throughout Germany. Authentic figures for 1930 show that at present there are 3,519,000 horses in Germany, compared with 3,'806, 1 705 before the wa f . This must be considered an increase rather than a decrease when it is remembered that Germany has grown smaller, and also that cavalry horses are no longer to any extent in use. Motor transport does not everywhere supersede horse transport. Some 2000 horses are at work in the coal mines, and the strenuous times in agriculture have caused many farmers to fall back upon horses for field work as being cheaper than motor transport. So that it should not be crowded out by its own seedlings, the creosote bush of America drops its seeds and then spreads a poison on them that slows up germination.