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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21668, 11 June 1932, Page 15

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS J C. RIGBY &S 0 NPASTRYCOOKS AND CONFECTIONERS, DESIRE TO INTIMATE THAT THEY WILL OPEN THEIR NEW SHOP, ON THE CORNER OF ANZAC SQUARE (Lower Stuart street), ON TUESDAY, ' With a Complete Fresh Stock of PASTRY, CAKES, AND CONFECTIONERY. After 21 years’ experience at the Gardens, North-East Valley, the public can rely on the best attention and consideration at all times. BUSINESS WILL ALSO BE CARRIED ON AS USUAL AT THE VALLEY SHOP. TTNITED STAER-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE IDEAL INSTITUTION FOR SMALL SAVINGS. The “ UNITED ” continues on its course of uninterrupted progress and. success with which it has met during the whole of the 32 years of its The advantages of membership are many. On the one hand it provides ah admirable investment for funds and encourages thrift by the payment of regular compulsory small amounts, while on the other hand it provides a convenient source of finance tor property purchase and promotes home ownership by the granting of liberal advances on first-class securities with Easy Terms ot Repayments, viz., 3s Id per £IOO pGI WGGiC. Membership is still open to you in No. 11 GROUP, and a BALLOT has been arranged for JUNE 30. Everybody joining before that date participates in the BAL ° T ’ £2600 FOR APPROPRIATION. No. 6 Group —£1000 by Ballot and Sale, June 30. No. 10 Group—£Boo by Ballot, June 30. No. 11 Group—£Boo by Ballot, June 30. Full particulars from the Office. ! J. W. SMEATON. Secretary, 152 High street, Dunedin. H 0 G G & CO. ROBERTS STREET, DUNEDIN. T D. TIMBER MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, SAWMILLERS. JOINERY MANUFACTURERS, STEAM BENDERS. The LARGEST STOCKS carried in Dunedin, including Rimu, Matai, Hard woods, Yellow Pine. Oregon. Hemlock, Plywoods. Plaster Board, and Bentwood Material. The Premier Door—“ H. CO., LTD., D., Dominion " —Figured or Plain Rimu, Oregon, and Redwood, is manufactured from kiln-dried Timber. Catalogues of Designs on Application. Quotations given for All Classes of Building Material, Joinery, and Bentwork. Timber Cut to Specifications and Supplied from Dunedin Yard Stocks, or BUSH MILLS, TAHAKOPA.

ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD. Assets Exceed £3,000,000. TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS (By Act of Parliament)., YfOKLD-WIDE FACILITIES. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAR (Special Policy). Otago Branch Office: CORNER RATTRAY AND CRAWFORD STREETS, DUNEDIN. A. M. CAMERON, Manager. pURNITURE. FURNITURE. LINO., CARPETS. CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS. ETC.. New and Second-hand. Largest atocka in town at prices that absolutely defy competition. Get our quotation. A visit to our warehouses will prove both profitable and intei'esting. C. H. AUSTEN & CO.. Dunedin’s Recognised Bargain, House, 29-35 FREDERICK STREET. Branch Shop, 239 Princes street (Formerly Ellis and Smyth). JH I S S WILLIAMS, ILES & POOLE. Permanent Waving (Steam and Oil Process), Marcel and Water Waving, Trimming and Tinting. Cairoene Treatment for Superfluous Hair. gPORTING FOOTWEAR REPAIRS. WILSON’S, Manse street. Specialise in Crepe Rubber Repairs and All Classes of Sporting Repair Work. QUICK SERVICE. Phono 13-178, 150 CfOR HEALTH AND FIGURE.— C Ladies whose health depends or vhose figures require Specially-made Cor;etry should consult Mies Anderson. Her :spert advice free. Corsets and Braslieres specially made for all purposes. Surgical Corsets, Spine Supports, Materlity, Hernia, Fallen Stomach, and Kidney Belts. Designer of the famous “ REDUCO '■ CORSET. Write or call for idvice, Miss ANDERSON, Corset Specialst, H.B. Buildings, Princes street, Dunidin (phone 13-037). 24s ITAVE you observed how the soap lying on the bathroom basin’rqts because be water cannot drain away? LYTLE ; LAMBETH, in George street, have LUBBER SOAP SAVERS at 9d and s 3d, posted Id extra. One of these will ive this needless waste. C& W. SHIEL, LTD., are cheapest for • Screenings, Sand, Cement, Asphalt, Tar, Rockery Stones; expert advice free.— Ring Phones 10-032; Brickworks, 23-484, for Instant delivery Wo are specialists In all these materials. USB " STEELITB " PAINTS and you will save pounds.—Smiths, Ltd., Octagon and South Dunedin (next theatres). D REAVERS.—Still on Massacre Prices; Another 12s 6d week: see windows; Dainty Dresses, Jumper Suits, Blouses, Cardigans, Pullovers, a few Coats and hundreds of other bargains all at the Ridiculous Price ot 12s 6d. D REAVERS. —Ready-to-Wears, all new colours and shapes; were 12s 6d to 19s 6d; now 7s lid. D REAVERS. —Johnnie Capa In all colours, including the favourite orange-and-brown two-colour effect; 4s lid. D REAVERS. —Heavy-weight Fleecy-lined Bloomers, comfortable shape, all pretty shades; W. 3s lid, O.S. 4s 6d, X.O.S, 5s 6d. D REAVERS.—Wlnceyette Nightdresses, long sleeves, V necks, and finished with embroidery; W. 7s lid. D REAVERS. —All-wool Cashmere Hose, spliced heels and toes: convent, brunette, blue-fox; splendid quality, 3s 6d. D REAVERS.—Black All-wool Hose, spliced heels and toes; good wearing; 2s lid. Dreavers. Ltd., George street. D REAVERS. —Children’s Woollen Breechette Suits, brushed or plain; newest colours; 12s 6d to 19a 6d. DREAVERS. —Children’s Cosy Winter Vests; fleecy-lined from la 6d, all-wool from Is lid, silk and wool from 2s lid. DREAVERS. —Toilet Sets. In white linen, hemstitched and stamped ready tor working ; 3s fid. DREAVERS. —Aprons in unbleached calico, largo size, stamped floral and lady designs ; Is 3d.—Dreavers, George street. DREAVERS. —Free Cuttlng-out. Buy your material and a Butterick Pattern here and we will cut out and stitch scams free; new Tweeds 2s 3d to 7s fid yard; Satina 3s lid; Embossed Floral Taffetas, 2s fid. 9Ju BOOTHROYD’S WINTER SALE Men’s SHOES: Black, Brown; 16s fid. 19s fid, 21a fid; Men’s BOOTS, 19s fid. —59 Princes street. 7ju REPAPER your home now: see your paper hanger to-day; take advantage Wrens W’allpaper Sale; startling bargains. ADVERTISING Is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for itself In virtually every Industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that It can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success