Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24825, 27 January 1942, Page 7

During Petrol Restrictions use our MAIL ORDER SERVICE The telephone places you immediately in touch with Bain's Pharmacy. Country customers Post in your orders. We catch return mails. If you phone your order we will give it immediate attention Don’t hesitate to use us. DAVID S. BAIN CHEMIST, OAMARU.

RE A T RE A T SHOWING, SHOWING, SEASON’S MILLINERY. SEASON’S MILLINERY. All Smart Shades and Styles In Summer Felts. HODGE’S ECONOMIC DRARERY THAMES STREET. OAMARU. QUALITY CHEMISTS It will be our earnest endeavour during the trying times ahead to maintain the high standard of quality and service that has always been the keynote of our business. Ring, call or post your requests and be assured of prompt, reliable service. 4s lid ea. 4s lid ea. SPECIAL SPECIAL 4s lid ea 4s lid ea. U.F.S. DISPENSARY THAMES STREET, OAMARU. Phone 1246. P.O. Box 88.

M-A-J-E-S-T-I-C To-night . . . and . . . Wednesday. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer present Frank Morgan . . . Ann Rutherford Kent Taylor . . . Fay Holden In the Strangest Story Ever. “ Washington Melodrama ” Intrigue! Mystery! Adventure! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

OPERA HOUSE To-night . . . and . . , Wednesday. With Special MATINEE on Wednesday, George In FORMBY “ Gunner FORMBY George ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

RADIO HAVE LANDED STOCKS OF THE GENUINE ULTIMATE RADIO SETS, ” INCLUDING; 5-valve Broadcast Mantel . .. .. £l7 15 0 5- World Wave Mantel .. .. .. .. £2l 0 0 6- World Wave Mantel £24 10 0 6- World Wave Bandspread Mantel £2B 15 0 7- World Wave Bandspread Mantel .. .. .. .. .. £33 0 0 7-valve World Wave Bandspread Console £45 0 0 9-valve World Wave Bandspread Mantel £4l 10 0 THESE SETS ARE NOW ON VIEW IN OUR SHOWROOM. MAY WE GIVE YOU A DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR OWN HOME? G. T. G I L L 1 B S, THAMES STREET, OAMARU, 1346 PHONES 1347.

UNDERTAKERS DTRINGER & WILSON. O Undertakers, Thames street, Oamaru Phone 1812, Night and holiday calls: J W Stringer, 17 Arun street (phone 13441; Alex. Wilson. 15 Nen street (phone 1336). FLORISTS TT'LORAL WREATHS, BOUQUETS. ETC r WM. T. SINGS. Two Outstanding VEGETABLES tor 1942 TURNIP, PURPLE GLOBE. BEETROOT, KITCHENER BARRELSHAPED Posted, Is 3d PROPERTIES FOR SALE I,' l OR SALE, FIVE MILES FROM I I OAMARU 111 ACRES FREEHOLD, GOOD FOURROOMED BUNGALOW; electric light; hot and cold water; permanent water supply, price. £IOOO. —FOX AND KIRKNESS Thames street: phone 1585 DA ACRES FREEHOLD, good land; 6roomed house: 9 miles from Oamaru; £1000; would exchange for house similar value in Oamaru. TATTERSALL’S EXCHANGE. Oamaru. Phone 1234, EDUCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD, The BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SENIOR and JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS will REOPEN at 9 a.m. respectively on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. Enrolments of NEW PUPILS for both the BOYS’ SENIOR and JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS will be taken at the WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICE from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. BOARDERS are to go into RESIDENCE on SATURDAY, JANUARY 31. Enrolments of NEW PUPILS for both the GIRLS’ SENIOR and JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS will be taken by the Lady Principal, Miss J. B. Wilson, at the Girls’ School on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. BOARDERS will also go into RESIDENCE on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. BUS ARRANGEMENTS: Hampden and Kakanui buses will run to the same time table as last year, namely: Dep. Hampden 7.30 a.m.. dep.' Kakanui 8 a.m. Tickets for Hampden and Kakanui buses must be obtained at the Board Office not later than FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. New pupils are requested to produce their Primary School Certificates when applying, and it is necessary for last year’s pupils to return their third term tickets for cancellation. Under no circumstances will pupils be carr’ied on the buses unless tickets are produced to the drivers. AMOUNT PAYABLE, 17s. Buses conveying pupils to BOYS’ JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL will leave as follows: South African War Memorial. 8.15 a.m.; South School, 8.30 a.m. D. V. G. SMITH, Secretary.

DANCING ITIVE Forks—Dance in aid of Soldiers’ Parcels, Thursday, January 29; novelty dance and raffles. Admission: Ladies a basket, gentlemen 2s 6d. MEETINGS E, p,s - A SPECIAL MEETING of the EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS COMMITTEE will be held in the BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS, TOWN HALL, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 28th inst., at 7.30 p.m. J. BRANTHWAITE, Hon. Secretary. OAMARU0 AMARU SUB-CENTRE OF THE NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY. NURSING DIVISION VOLUNTARY AIDS. LECTURES for all members and intending members will commence in ST. LUKE'S HALL TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), January 27, at 7.45. SITUATIONS VACANT COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the Position of DOG REGISTRAR for the Ahuriri Riding. Remuneration; Is per working dog and 2s 6d per pet dog. Average collars sold per annum, 200. Apply to COUNTY CLERK, Oamaru. WANTED. Junior Shorthand Writer and Typist.—Apply Chief Postmaster. FOR SALE IT OR SALE, nine-horse FOWLER ENGINE, with Clayton Mill, Cook Shop, Sleeping Hut, Water Cart; all in good order. For full particulars, apply STRINGER AND CO., LIMITED. WANTED TO BUY BACON Pigs in any quantity; highest market prices; let us collect your pigs.—Fraser’s Bacon Factory. WANTED TO RENT lADY, young daughter, desire to be near -J son attending Waitaki Boys' High School, require furnished Flat or furnished Rooms; probably for duration 'of war.—Particulars to Mrs Jamieson, C.P.O. Box 96, Dunedin. LOST AND FOUND LOST, black smooth answers name ’’ Pat ing whereabouts pica and Co. Reward haired Collie Dog; Anyone knowe advise Stringer