Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22712, 26 October 1935, Page 7

ii T Deposit secures one of sunny home sites at GREENWOOD Your Own Home It’s cheaper living in .the 'suburbs and you have a freedom you can’t have in town. Yet you’re handy to city shops and amusements, and train and bus fares are cheap. The sale of the Greenwood sections offers you a wonderful chance to have an ideal site for a comfortable, convenient home at a very reasonable cost. A home handy to town, yet set in the clean, fresh air of the countryside ... if this appeals to you, you’ll certainly want one of these sunny home sites at Greenwood. They’re situated on the Main South Road, halfway between Burnside and Green Island, command a magnificent view and get the sun all day, while a big belt of shelter trees breaks the southerly winds. The atmosphere healthy; the invigorating country air a tonic. Regular Bus Service along the Main South Road provides you with quick and comfortable transport to town, and the Low Rates in this district will enable you to save your bus fare many times over. And it’s only a few minutes’ walk to the Green Island Railway Staition. City Conveniences Electric light will be available, and the subdivision will be served by the Botiough Council’s sewerage scheme, which is now nearing completion. £lO Deposit secures one of these ideal sections. Prices are very reasonable, and are sufficiently varied to suit all incomes. Terms Very easy terms are offered. The balance of the? purcll ase price may be paid at the rate of 1/- per week on every £lO outstanding. There is No Interest, and the whole cost of your section will be paid in four years. and clean 18 274 17 30 op. 4 s 16 37 Op SCOTLAND 15 14 396 p 13 32 4p 12 23 10 29-4 p 244 28 228 228 228 p 22 ID 24420 21 22 23 13p 24 Ir JS-5 In fi-3 p 2S2p 25 0 P 66 254 26 25 soa 26 27 204 p 2 19 p ROAD 3S’3p 6p 0^ 22 Jfatlweuj Station These sections will be sold by auction by Alex. Harris Ltd. at their Rooms, Princes St., on THURSDAY, November 14, at 7 p.m. Full Particulars from V Harris, Ltd., Princes St Sales, Ltd., Dowling St and Messrs Ferens, Jeavons & Sidey Solicitors N.Z. Express Co.’s Bldgs., Bond Street Alex, Land

m ■l^2*:; t i m S'i' MM Prices from to =d Buy your Summer Coat or Costume at SALTZMAN’S Low Prices. See the dashing new styles with their novel sleeve shoulder,and lapel treatment, their new weaves, their smart colours. Continental models as well as our own styles on view. S. SALTZMAN Ltd. Coat and Costume Specialist, 103 GEORGE STREET.. W V S DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK HEAD OFFICE: DOWLING ST. South Dunedin Branch: Corner of Cargill Road. North Dunedin Branch: Roberts’ Bldgs., Gardens Tram Terminus. “ Where there’s a Will there’s a Way.” —an old and very true saying ! "It is not vvKat you earn, but what you save that makes wealth.” This young young couple only found out that fact a while ago. Now they’re keen on saving, and their credit balance at the DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is naturally growing month by month. It’s a mutual delight to look at the pass book from time to time, and realise that they are making good steadily. Their aim, once far distant and almost hopeless, is now materialising and coming definitely into sight I Have YOU a Deposit Account at this Citizens’ Bank? Failure to have your eyes tested at the first signs of strain or weakness may have serious consequences. Let our Optician examine your eyes and see if you require glasses or not. PETER N. DICK, Registered Optician. Ring ’Phone 13-308 and make an appointment. PETER DICK Jewellers and Opticians, , . 483 MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN, C.l. NEGLECT MEANS DANGER

OPERATIONS NOT NECESSARY HEAD THIS UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL. Wellington, June 23, 1935. Mr A. W. MartinDear Sir, —I was a great sufferer for more than 20 years from a bad scrotal rupture on the left side, being unable to find relief until I applied to you in 1926. when you visited Wellington, and now I am radically cured and have worn no appliance for nine years. I most cheerfully consent to the publication of this statement for the sake of sufferers and disputant medical men, as well as proof of your skill in this branch of science. I am most' happy to say that your skill has most effectually disproved the eri'or that governs (ho medical faculty of this country, that is, that rupture cannot be cured unless by an operation. Thousands either die prematurely or eke out a miserable existence under such advice. My experience before I consulted you led me to the same belief, for, despite ell the trusses I used, my suffering and the increase of the rupture continued. Yours gratefully. (The original of this letter is in my possession, and will be gladly shown to anybody.) Mr A. W. Martin may be consulted at his rooms, Samson’s Buildings, Dowling street, daily 10 to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p.m.; Saturdays 10 to 12 noon. A booklet on rupture and its treatment posted free to sufferers.—2o/10/35.

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