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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24790, 15 December 1941, Page 1

ST. GEORGE Fresh Fruit JAMS Delicious to the Palate S(G«oc *-^AV IRVINE * STEVENSON'S ST. GEORGE CO. LTD.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS "I£MAS IS DRAWING NEAR." As usual at this time most people are contemplating the purchase of various gifts for friends, and those seeking useful and inexpensive gifts such as Hair Brushes, for ladies or gentlemen. Perfume Caskets, Lavender Water, Eau de Cologne, Soaps. Shaving Sets, Bath Salts, Toilet Powders, Powder Puffs, Razors, Slumber Nets, etc,, will find a choice selection at "HENDY’S HAIRDRESSING AND TOILET ROOMS.” Inspection Cordially Invited, Address: 208 Princes street. pOR THE “LITTLE MAN." TROUSERSNavy, Brown Grey .. 10/6 pr. ETON CAPS— Navy. Brown, Grey .. 3/11 ea. BLOUSE SHIRTS— Blue, Beige, Grey ... 5/11 ea. SMITH WILSON, LTD., 41 George street. Dunedin. Radiant, gleaming, vital hair FOR EVERYONE. " LUSTORA ” brings back the .life, youth, and, lustre to the hair, restores grey hair, acts like i magic. Hundreds are looking 10 years younger, thankt to “ LUSTORA." Why not you? Post free, 3s Bd, anywhere. J WATERS, Chemist. P.O. Box 171, Dunedin„ (Under Savoy). . f»1 fr 19s 6d WILL buy a smart Dining 3* Itl Room Suite comprising drawleaf Table. 4 Dining Chairs, China-Cabrnet Sideboard, at Dunedin's Wholesale-direct-to-Home Furnishers, HAYWARD’S NORTH END FURNISHING CO.. LTD., corner King and Dundas street. Dunedin North BEST selection Xmas gifts: Scarves, handkerchiefs, ties, scents, powders, lockhit of all, kinds.—Miss Grant’s, Ranfurly. ' . _ PAINFUL Stomach Turns—guaranteed removed with Mavex Stomach Compound.—From Boots, other chemists and stores. WREN’S Perfecto House Paint, the fjerr feet paint for Interior and Exterior; 26s 6d gallon—4o2 Princes street. PUBLIC NOTICES \TOTICE UNDER THE SUPPLY CONTROL EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1939 THE TYRES~AND-TUBES CONTROL NOTICE, 1941/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in pursuance cf the powers vested in me by the Supply Control- Emergency Regulations. 1939, Amendment No. 1, I, Daniel Giles Sullivan. Minister of Supply and Munitions, hereby give notice and, direct as follows: 1 (1) This Notice may be cited as The Tyres and Tubes Control ■Notice, 1941. (2) All persons in New Zealand who on Sunday, December 14, 1941, had in their possession or control or on order by them any new or used tyres or tubes not affixed to a vehicle as part of the normal equipment thereof are, required to furnish in writing to the Secretary of Supply, Wellington, information and particulars in relation thereto as set out hereunder, namely In. respect to each, different specification of tyre or tube: (a) Quantity; (b) size according to usual trade description; (c) quality or grade according to usual trade description, showing separately: (1) Standard, (2) heavy duty, (3) other types; (d) vehicle for which suitable, showing separately: (1)' Car,, (2); truck, (3) other tj'pes: (e) estimate as to con- • dition.’shotving 'separately; (1) New, (2) used but serviceable, (3) used but /serviceable when retreaded, (4) used and useless: (f) name of manufacturer and country of origin. ‘ The. information and particulars as to tyres and tubes respectively are to bo set out on separate schedules. (3 The information and particulars set out in clause (2) hereof are required to be delivered to or placed in the post addressed to the Secretary of Supply. Ministry of Supply and Munitions, Government Life Weir lington, C.l, on or before 12 noon on WEDNESDAY, December 17, 1941. (4) No, person shall remove or cause or permit to be removed any new or used tyres or tubes not affixed to a vehicle as part of the normal equipment thereof until January 31. 1942, or until the removal of such tyres or tubes is permitted in writing by the Secretary of Supply. , . (5) This Notice shall not apply to tyres or tubes suitable only for use on push bicycles. ’ Dated at Wellington this Thirteenth Day December. 1941. (Signed) D. G. SULLIVAN, Minister of Supply and Munitions.

TO ALL USERS OP TRANSPORT WAR MEASURE Owing to a number of our operator members being called up for Active Service and to the Imminent possibility of Impressment, with the subsequent loss pi effective vehicles, reorganisation of all Transport becomes " imperative at once. Cartage orders will be grouped to ensure full loads, on an organised collection. Vehicles will not always be available "AT ONCE,” as in the past. To help your operator to organise his work, at least one hour’s notice of requirements is necessary. . „ . ' . Assist us by ordering your Rail and Wharf loads for "morning haulage.” if possible. , „ ' . t “ Have your loads ready.” The carter , has other calls to make, and cannot wait for goods if they are not available on call. We ask all our clients and their staffs for their fullest co-operation in our effort to eliminate unnecessary running and to ” Conserve Petrol.” This is one way of helping your Country and the men on Active Service. We thank you in anticipation. We know “ YOU” will “do your bit," OTAGO COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT ASSN. EP.S.—ST. KILDA AND MUSSELIP . BURGH. Be prepared. Who knows? Our turn may be next; £25 urgently required for equipment for our own First Aid, post. The personnel of the station will. call on all householders in the district during this week. All we ask is Is per household. AKAHI PLUNKET SOCIETY. CHRISTMAS ART UNION. t Winners. —First prize. £5 gold, No. 1822, Noel McKechie. c/o Mrs P. Robertson. S 3 Richardson street, St. Kilda. Second prize. £1 gold, No. 1442, W. J. McStay, 32 Strathearn avenue, Wakari. G. JOYCE. Hon. Secretary. BOARD AND RESIDENCE rv N S L O VV HOU.SK Private Hotel at St. Kilda Car Accommodation. Tennis Court y'y Excellent Cuisine. Efficient Service. Rooms available, with h. and c wafer. ■' , Lending Library One Minute from Municipal Golf Lmkz. H 3' SMYTH, Proprietor, Phone 22-550. • Box 7. St Kilda. OT CLAIR, DUNEDIN. GREENCLIFFE O ■ GUEST HOUSE. The Hotel you are looking for. Service of the best. Vacancies for permanents. Tariff reasonable. Right at the beach. Phone '23-i'64l Mrs BOND, Proprietress. E I T H H O U S B. -Superior Accommodation; Attractive Surroundings. Permanent and Casual Guests. Reduction for married couples. On George street tram route PHONE 11-021. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall). Casuals 10s a day. £2' 10* week; permanents. 30s week Comfort assured.—Phone 12-601. " / 4ASTLEREAGH,” 88 London street, hac vacancies for casual boarders; Superior accommodation; moderate terms. BOARD required for tty o girls, from December 23 to January 3; bed and breakfast required only.— Apply urgently, Mrs H. Ball. 12 Byron street, Sydenham. Christchurch;; ; . f - ;. v-. ; -) : ■, /SuiET business girl requires reasonable W Private Board, handy town.—sß7, Times. ■ ;; ;