Page 24 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22398, 20 October 1934, Page 24

m w. % ■smm IM, tMi I m mmm WIN NEW CYCLE ! On Labour Day, CALDER MACKAY’S are holding a Bike Hike to Mosgiel. The hike will leave the shop in Rattray Street at 10.30 on Monday morning, and will be led by two members of the staff. On arrival at Mosgiel Free Entry to the Labour Day Picnic will be given to those taking part in the hike. MOT WATER AND MILK FREE ON THE GROUND. i At 3 p.m. a 1 -MILE HANDICAP CYCLE RACE (Roadster Cycles only—no Racing Models) will be held. This race is only for those taking part in the bike hike. FIRST PRIZE—NEW SIMPLEX SPECIAL CYCLE , (Lady’s or Gent’s). Roll up ajt 10.30 at Rattray Street and join our Bike "Hike, and have a try at winning a new Cycle. ISO RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN.

An operating theatre so equipped that sound motion pictures may be taken by individual operations while the surgeon describes each process is a feature of the Montreal Neurological Institute, research centre of M'Gill University, which was recently completed at a cost of £200,000,

Mr William Beard, of Oakley, one of Bedfordshire’s dry villages, has discovered water-divining powers at the age of 82. A plentiful supply of water has been found, at a depth of 18ft, in awell sunk on a site selected by Mr Beard with the aid of a hazel twig.