Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21386, 14 July 1931, Page 3

YOUR DIAMONDS Are They' Secure ? They are valuable assets. Watch the settings. If you find a claw catching or a stone loose have it attended to at once. We are expert Diamond Setters. If you grow tired of your old-time settings let us renew them for you. We can use your old gold. WILLIAMSONS The Practical People 31 PRINCES STREET (next The Bristol Piano Co.)

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GREATEST SHOE SALE in Years Commences Wednesday, 15th. Watch Wednesday Morning's Paper!

for Pen Pal E®ys & Girls Strongly made to stand hard use this "Universal " Model ConwayStewart self-filling fountain pen is a popular favourite with school and college pupils. Nibs to suit everyone. Holds plenty of ink. Ask your Stationer or Jeweller to show you the full range of British Made Self -Filling Pens Others at io/6,\ 15/-, 17/6, at I-] Foitntlin 6 PenTC WMeSah frm ‘ Value unequalled Wiltiamw* Jeffery IM. Storer Meek & Co,, Ltd. 1-4 for structural quality and finish

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BURGESS SNAPIIIi FLASHLIGHT mBB H m a’ -.i> sm rm vSm r m mg wA' r P» Wtf£ »• MM i Here is tne handiest little flashlight you can own.' It is about as large as a penny box of matches . . weighs about as much as a gentleman’s watch. It can be carried In the vest-pocket, and many ladies carry them in their purses. OBTAINABLE FROM YOUR DEALER. Agents and Distributors: JOHN EDMOND, LTD., Hardware Merchants, 197 Princes Street, Dunedin.

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