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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22432, 29 November 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES YMAS WILL SOON BE A HERE It is difficult to realise, perhaps, that in a little over three weeks Christmas will be with us again—but there it is! Christmas brings the engaging problem ot selecting gifts, and what better solution to that problem than BOOKS—the gifts that suit every taste. Here are some suggestions: "RETREAT FROM GLORY," by R. H. BRUCE LOCKHART. It will be recalled -that "Memoirs of a British Agent" (now in a cheap edition at 6s) was one of the most outstanding autobiographies of last year. In this succeeding volume, Bruce Lockhart tells the story of his post-war experiences _hi a-• volume just as fascinating, just as well written, and with the same flashes of humour, frivolity and yet real insight into human nature as in his earlier volume. PRICE, 12s 6d net. " VENETIAN MASQUE," by RAFAEL SABATINI. Here is a new novel in. the best Sabatini tradition, a dashing story of secret missions, duels and spys, in the period when the young French general, Napoleon Bonaparte, was shaking the ramshackle Venetian republic into irretrievable ruin. Unless we are greatly mistaken, this will be accounted oue of SabatiniVbest. PRICE, 7s. "A SURGEON'S CHINA," by ALBERT GERVAIS. A new travel book of an unusual and charming type. The record of six years spent in a remote part of China, as startling an account.of Chinese life as you have ever read. PRICE, 7s. " MY HORSE WARRIOR," by LORD MOTTISTONE (General Seely). General Seely's war-horse "Warrior," is the most famous of living horses. Here is his life story illustrated by A. J. Munnings, the greatest living painter of horses. PRICE, 6s net. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. . DOG'S LlFE.—Dreaded Distemper L generally meant death until Malcolm's Distemper Remedy came to cure this virulent disease. Malcolm's is sure in re-sults.-—Obtainable at PRODUCERS, LTD.. Otago Agents. ANYONE found TRESPASSING on or about. my Mine Property without my authority or excepting on business, will be Prosecuted. —W.' M'Laren, Shag Point. ROYAL BOOK EXCHANGE, 49 Moray • place.—New Library, 3d each bbok; membership 2s. Wnat about it? ILU IS, PREVALENT, but cai avoided by taking CONN'S GRAND INFLUENZA MIXTURE. Price, 2s 6d. PERFECTO, the Perfect Paint,' at lowest price; greatest covering capacity; ready for brush ; all colours.—-Wrens. BOARD AND RESIDENCE GENTLEMAN Requires Private BOARD or Furnished ROOM, Port Chalmers. Reply 906, Times. ACANCY FOR BOARDER in good home; i washing, etc., done; handy town; 17s Cd week.—9oo, Times. BED-BREAKFAST, 3s; Daily . 4s' 6d'; Weekly 22s 6d; clean; good table.—4 Clark street (2 minutes Exchange). • DOUGLAS PRIVATE HOTEL (next Town Hall). —Casuals, 6s day, 27s Gd week; Permanents, Zss week.—Phone 12-601. 6HERIOT ROW—Superior ACCOMMODATION ; . large sunny rooms, excellent table; moderate tariff; close city. Phone 11-175. / W.C.A.—HOLIDAY VISITORS centrally L • accommodated; Board or Bed and Breakfast; laundry facilities; reasonable tariff.—Phone 12-858. kJ 75 STAFFORD STREET. Superior Accommodation. Every Home Comfort. Modern Conveniences. Moderate Tariff. Phone 12-677. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. Reduction for Married Couples. Attractive Surroundings. On George Street Tram Route. PHONE No. 11-021. JACKSON'S PRIVATE HOTEL, O PRINCES STREET (Next Empire Theatre). The most centrally situated and convenient Private Hotel in Dunedin. Under new and efficient management. Come and Be Comfortable, Phone 13-350. W Y. CAMPBELL. VOUR PROBLEM SOLVED x FOR ACCOMMODATION. Special Effort to Please. Enjoy a Happy Holiday by Staying at WOOD'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Rattray street. Centre of Town. Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine. Reserve Early. Phone 10-757. ONSLOW HOUSE, ST. KILDA (2 minutes from Beach.) Owing to heavy bookings, reservations should be made as early as possible for Xmas and Summer Holidays. 'Phone 22-550. C.M.CRAWFORD. '"J<HE LEVIATHAN" DUNEDIN'S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL. Within One Minute of the- Railway Station. Every Modern Appointment. 'Unlimited supply hot water, laundry facilities, electric lift. Day and night porter. Passengers by night express can have breakfast from 7 a.m. C.T. and W.A. House. Reduced Moderate Tariff. Permanents catered for at reduced charges. Mrs A. CONNOR, Proprietress. Phone 11-979. P.O. Box 112. APARTMENTS WANTED lADY REQUIRES small sunny ROOM, with J balcony and kitchenette; central; elevated ; in refined, quiet home; state particulars, advantages.—9lo, Times. CHIROPRACTIC IHIROPR ACTIO FOR HEALTH. 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