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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21829, 16 December 1932, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DON’T PUZZLE OVER WHAT TO GIVE. VISIT WHITCOMBE’S. Your task of selecting suitable Christmas Gifts is drawing closer, and we would earnestly advise all those who can to shop in the morning, as the service is naturally much better. It is our aim to try and give “ BETTER SERVICE,” and you can help us and yourself by doing your shopping in the morning when the Store is not so crowded. HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS: GIFTS FOR GIFTS FOR MENFOLK. A LADY. Collar Case.' Wallet. Note Case. Key Container. Ash Tray Sxrette Case, acco Pouch. Fountain Pen. Eversharp Pencil. Hair Brushes. Spirit Flask. Handbag. Cigarette Lighter. Shopping List. Etching. Purse, Toilet Set. Bath Salts. Gardening Basket. Moccasins. Dressing Case, Bridge Cards. FOR THE CHILDREN. Hornby Train, Meccano, Yachts, Aeroplanes, Dolls, Furry Toys, Building Bricl>s, Tinker Toys, And Thousands of Other Articles, > both Useful and Novel. We are Open till 9 o’clock This Evening. Walk Through • and See • OUR WONDERFUL DISPLAY. You are always welcome at WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., PRINCES STREET. P 0 L 0 G I, In the issue of the Tomato and Stone Fruit Journal of the 15th of ■ October, 1932, there appeared certain paragraphs concerning the well-known business of A. B. Donald, Ltd., which is carried on. at Auckland, and has branches at many other places. . , These statements contained accusations against the business methods and principles of the Company, and also against Mr J.' B. Donald, one of the Directors of the Company. We stated, among other things, that this Company would have no scruples in sacrificing the grower and the public alike in its own interests; that the argument about benefiting certain natives of the Islands (with reference to tomatoes) was more than worn out, and that the powers that be did not realise that everything was being, sacrificed for the monetary interests of this firm. The Article also stated that the position was worse while Mr J. B. Donald held 'Ministerial status in this country. We are now satisfied that the statements and accusations referred to are wholly unfounded and unwarranted, and we hereby unreservedly withdraw them. We tender our sincere regret and apologies to Mr J. B. Donald and the firm of A. B. Donald, Ltd., for having published them. We have agreed to pay to their Solicitor all costs which have been incurred by the Company in this matter, and we trust that Mr J. B. Donald and the Company will accept such payment and this expression of regret and apology in the spirit in which it is offered, and as the best amends it is in our power to make. ' Dated at Christchurch this 13th day of December, 1932. CHRISTCHURCH TOMATO AND STONE FRUITGROWERS’ ASSOCIATION. NEW ZEALAND NEWSPAPERS, LTD., Printers. pRICES CUT IN HALF. £5 5g COSTUMES for £2 12s fid at Lucia’s Half-price Sale. Shades black, brown, navy, tweeds, etc. SUMMER COATS now from 32s fid. SHORT COATS from 29s fid. Half-price Sale Continuing till Saturday. LUCIA, 35 GEORGE STREET, Coat, Frock,, and Costume Specialist. WHY worry about what you will give for Christmas? Call at Marshall and let ua solve your troubles for you.—B6 Princes street (tel. 13-297). PERMANENT WAVING, full head £l, half head 10s; Shlnglng Is, Marcelling 2s. "Adelphle,” 261 George street. 16d SWEET LAVENDER LOTION —refreshes, whitens, and forms a perfect powder base; price Is 6d, at chemists and stores. SEXTO-MINT. —Don’t forget this remedy is a cure for Indigestion, acidity, etc. — Prom chemists and stores, price 2s 6d. TEETH simply cannot remain dull and film-coated when DBNTAPERL Is used ; Is and 2s fid bottle from All Chemists. REN-OVATE. LOST AND FOUND Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale. To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per Insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s Gd, six consecutive Insertions ss. Strictly cash In advance. Extra charge If booked. LOST (Mechanic street), HANDBAG containing gold watch and keys.—Reward returning to 53 Mechanic street. 16(1 LOST, by unemployed, MOTOR HELMET, between Roxburgh-Luggato. Please post collect to Nesbtt, Luggate Post Ofilce. LOST, Tuesday, Smith’s warehouse, Lady's HANDBAG, name Inside.—Apply Kings, fruiterer. Octagon. 16d lOST, Thursday, Hope street, FORD TYRE J and WHEEL ; reward.—Everedl Service I Station (opp. Oval), phone 13-874. LOST, Black and White FOX TERRIER DOG, registered number 115; reward.— j Grand Hotel. ' 16d LOST, Motor Truck TARPAULIN, marked T, J. Flnnle, between Dunedin and Mosglel or vicinity.—T. J. Flnnle. Mosgiel; reward. 16d LOST (Saturday, Oamaru-Dunedin road), SUITCASE, addressed Owaka.—Reward I returning Lister’s Service Station, Oamaru, or Northern Station, King street, Dunedin. LOST, St Clair, between Cargill’s Castle and Greencllffs, Wednesday, FIELD GLASSES. —Ring Greencllffs, 23-409; reward. lOd WILL Lady seen picking up AMBER NECKLACE. High street, Thursday, kindly return Carlton Hotel? Reward; sentimental value. 16d LOST, Old-fashioned GOLD BROOCH ; hair encircled with pearls; In the vicinity j Stafford street, St. Clair, Pitt street.—Reward returning Wilkinson, chemist, Princes I street. 16d I' OST, on main road between Clydevale J and Oamaru, on the 13th, one small ] LEATHER SUlTCASE.—Communicate P. j Miller and Sons, Clydevale; reward (phone 20). 16d P OVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE VT DEPARTMENT. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of my intention to Issue at the Expiry of TWO WEEKS from this date, unless Objection be previously lodged, a COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 65003 on the life of CHRISTINA JOYCE, of Hampden, widow, now deceased, which is declared to have been LOST. A. E. ALLISON, Commissioner. Wellington, December 16, 1932.