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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23054, 3 December 1936, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS PRIVATE TRUSTEES who may wish to De relieved ol the responsibility, anxiety, and the great amount of work so often involved in the Administration of an Estate or Trust, should arrange for the appointment of THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY. LTD., to act in their stead, and so secure the services ot this wellknown Company (which has specialised in such work for over 52 years! to take over their duties Inquiries welcomed and given immediate attention at any of the Branches at DUNEDIN. CHRISTCHURCH. TIMARU OAMARU INVERCARGILL. ALFRED IBBOTSON, General Manager.

PURE ORANGE JUICE To overcome the orange shortage, THOMSONS are packing sweetened pure orange juice, each bottle of which contains the pure juice of about 14 medium-sized oranges. THE STANDARD INSURANCE CO., DTD.. ALL SECTIONS OF FIRE MARINE. And ACCIDENT (including MOTOR CAR) BUSINESS. WE UNDERTAKE I’O QUOTE LOWEST CURRENT PREMIUMS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS OF INSURANCE This Local Company, established over 60 years solicits your patronage F T ANDERSON, Manager

QTA G 0 DAILY TIMES (Established 1861) The only morning newspaper published in Dunedin The medium by which to reach all classes of the spending public in Town and Country Commercial and General Printers And Makers ot Half-tone Blocks Head Office: High street, Dunedin North Otago Office. 15 Eden street Oamaru (Representative--Mr H E Wedde.i Southland Office. Dalgety's Buildings. Don street Invercargill (Representatives—Messrs Reid and Jones.) London: N.Z Associated Press. 06-57 Fleet street. E.C.4. (Representative—Mr H. A Lawrence.; r pHB OTAGO DAILY TIMES ADDRESSING OF CORRESPONDENCE Letters containing advertisements oi relative to advertisements should be addressed to the Manager The Edi tor's mail every day includes business letters which should have been an Iressed to the Manager Letters tor which insertion is desnea ma letters alfecting the news depart merit should be addressed to the Edi lor Delay in dealing with them may be caused' by these letters being ad dressed to the individual to whom only personal letters should ne li reeled