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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21984, 20 June 1933, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES MOKE and more i BARGAINS AT WHITCOMBE’S BOOK SALE. OMNIBUS VOLUMES. “Great Italian Short Stories” —12s 6d for ss. “ Great Love Stories of All Nations ” —l2s 6d for 10s. “ The Holiday Omnibus ” —llg for sa. “Tales from Far and Near” —9s for ss. “Great Sea Stories of All Nations” — 12s 6d for 8s 6d. “Ethel M. Dell Pullman” —11s for ss. “A Quartette of Comedies,” by H. G. Wells —11s for 7s 6d. “ The Supernatural Omnibus ” —Bg for ss. CHEAP READING FOR THE CHILDREN. Usually ss.—Sale Price Is each. ’“Boys of the Valley School,” by R. A. H. Goodyear. “Dr Greenway’s Magic,” by T. Saunders. _ • “ Fifty-two Stories of Head, Heart, and Hand for Girls.” “ Soldiers of the Cross,” by E. F. Pollard. “ The Rockingstone Schoolmaster,” by Harry Lindsay. “ The Brownie of Wierdlaw,” by Cyril Grey. “The Lost Chord,” by Clara Mulholland. “ Sir Ludar,” by Talbot Baines Reed. “The Seed of the Righteous,” by Frank Bullen. “ St. Winifred’s, or the World of School,” by Dean Farrar. ANNUALS AT REDUCED PRICES. Wilfred’s Annual, 1931 ;. 8/- for 47Pip and Squeak Annual, 1933 9/- for 5/- “ The Blue Book for Children” 5/6 for 4/- “ The Prize ” 3/6 for 2/6 Blackie’s Girls’ Annual .; ■ 8/- for 3/6 “ Robin Hood and His - Merry Men ” 9/- for 5/The Oxford Annual for Girls 8/- for 4/6 Holiday Annua] .. .. .. 4/-for 1/10 POSTAGE EXTRA: WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD. PRINCES STREET. QTAGO AERO CLUB (INC.). LEARN TO FLY. COMPLETE COURSES OF INSTRUCTION FOR “A” (PRIVATE! OR “B” (COMMERCIAL) LICENSES. PAY AS YOU FLY. Tuition Given at Mosgiel, Balclutha, Cromwell, Alexandra, Ranfuily, and Oamaru. PILOT INSTRUCTORS: MOSGIEL: Flight-lieutenaqt Olson. OAMARU: Flight-lieutenant Park. Full particulars from the Secretary. OFFICE; Commerce Building, 2 Dowling street, Dunedin. Dial 10-686. AERODROME: North Taieri. Ring 184, Mosgiel. OAMARU; Alma Aerodrome. I S S H. E. M I L S 0 M. HAIR; Scalp Treatment for promoting healthy growth. PEDICURE: Treatment for foot ailments, corns, bunions, ingrown nails, chilblains. MANICURE, Is 6d. FACIAL: Cleansing, refreshing, stimulating treatment,, Charges moderate. PRINCES STREET (above Jacobs’s). Phone 13-190. SLOGAN WINNERS. Out of several thousand slogans sent in to Barlow Bros., Christchurch, for Roll-Rite Cigarette papers, the judges selected the following:—“ The paper that makes the cigarette.” Two competitors sent this in, and the prize money of £lO has been divided between them. They are Mr R. M, Bird, 241 St. Martins road, Christchurch, and Mr George Meek, Box 14, Oamaru. “ T> O S T O N A ” TONIC WINE for Jaded nerves, sleeplessness, weak digestion, anaemia. A tonic and a food. 5s 6d and 9s at all Chemists. Supplied to leading hospitals throughout the Dominion. ALL TRESPASSERS on my property at Houlpapa will be Prosecuted and Dogs Destroyed.—W. Wright. 20ju BOOTHROYD’S “Liquidation of Stock Sale." Sensational Reduction of FOOTWEAR Prices for Absolute Cash.—s 9 Princes street. 20Ju GREY Hair restored to youthful colour without dyeing by using RACHEL HAIR TONIC; absolutely harmless: 3s Od. Wilkinson and Son. chemists. LUSTRUSS " Ready-mixed PAINTS for quality, none better; Brushes at cut prices.—Smiths, Ltd., Octagon. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS jyj"ANOR HOUSE, WARRINGTON. The above House Is Now Open Continuously. Ideal situation, sun balconies, tennis court. Special Tariff Parties or during off season. Mrs LAVBRTY, 17 Elder street, Dunedin. PEMBROKE, LAKE WANAkA.— Stay at White Star Private Hotel; excellent table and every comfort and attention. — Phone 13-454. Wanaka Motors, Ltd. CILANDON GUEST HOUSE, Tlmaru, J near Bay; C. J. Le Cren : no children under 14.—Phone 568 T limy EDUCATIONAL ‘■ rpHE THOROUGHNESS OF THEIR J- STUDY AND THE POLISH OF THEIR EXAMINATION.ANSWERS." This is the reason assigned by the Chairman of the Examining Board of the Australasian Institute of Secretaries for the remarkable series of successes achieved by New Zealand candidates in competition with ail Australia in securing the Gold Medal awarded to those obtaining highest marks in the Final Secretarial Examinations. For the last three consecutive years Hemingway students have won this Gold Medal. Link up for a certain pass with the School whose students attain outstanding success in Accountancy, Secretarial, Banking, Degree, Matriculation, and other Public Examinations. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. RODMURF SCHOOL OF SCIENTIFIC DRESSMAKING. Allbeh Chambers. 154 Stuart street. —Students' Day and Evening Classes under personal supervision of Principal. J. S. Cross. Ladies’ Own Material made up or cut and tacked up; phonc--13-141 MRS CHIRNSIDE, Ladles’ Cutter, Teacher of Dressmaking, Manse street; classes day and evening; materials cut, partly made if required; paper patterns cut to measure; less material required when using patterns cut to your own size. Open Friday evenings till 8.30. 17Ju ROSSBOI HAM’S COLLEGE.—Shorthand, typing. Book-keeping. Government Examination. —Passed 88J per cent. : Seniors, goj per cent Juniors.—Telephone 10-738 MARGERY HELPS. Homecraft Studio. 58 George street (opp. Warden’s). — Tuition given in all branches of Art. Day and Evening Classes. 7ju ADVERTISING pays Its way, often many times over. It will permit lower prices through Increased volume. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer.