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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24946, 19 June 1942, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS fYNDMAN'S, LTD. * " SUE BARTON." Student Nurse. Helen Boylston's story of red-headed Sue Barton in her first year of training as a hospital nurse. Warm-hearted Sue is the sister of every girl who ever longed to take up nursing as a career. 8s (post 4d). " BATTLE DRESS." By Gun Buster, who wrote " Return via Dunkirk." New supplies of this steady seller are now here. Contents: "Front Line," "A Meeting with Destiny," " Six in a Trench," "A Brush with Refugees,'' "At the Menin Gate." "A Dunkirk Diary," "Battles Long Ago," "Active Service." Gun Buster writes from experience. 6s 6d (post 4d). CHEAP EDITION OF MARGARET LANE'S Outstanding Biography, " EDGAR WALLACE." He knew wealth and poverty, yet had walked with Kings and kept his bearing. Of his talents he gave lavishly to authorship—but to Fleet Street he gave his heart. A great story and history too. Well Illustrated. 6s (post 8d). "JOURNEY TO THE WORLD'S END." By Hakon Mielche; Cheap edition of this fine travel book. Cape Horn, Magallanes, Punta Arenas, Terra del Fuego. A fine tale of a little known land. Illustrated. 8s 6d (post 8d). "HERD OF THE HILLS.' Allan Fraser's 'story of Scotland in the raw. Cheap Edition. 4s 6d (post 4d). HYNDMAN'S, LTD., BOOK IMPORTERS, GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. Until your Skin Trouble has developed into a Serious Ailment. It is quicker and easier cured in the earlier stages. KLEXEMA TREATMENT

Has never failed in the treatment of all Skin and Scalp Troubles. Let our trained nurse give you a Free Consultation at the KLEXEMA ROOMS, PUBLIC TRUST BUILDINGS. Moray place. Phone 13-355. Visiting Oamaru, Club Hotel, Friday, ■June 19. Hours: 12 to 5.30. 3JA.*J Room Suite, comprising drawleaf Table, 4 Dining Chairs, China-Cabinet Sideboard. at Dunedin's Wholesale-direct-to-Home Furnishers, HAYWARD'S NORTH END FURNISHING CO.. LTD., corner King and Dundas streets. Dunedh) North. NO Grey Hairs—Restore natural colour and beauty with Primrose Hair Dressing; definitely not a dye. Sold by Wooiworths, toiletry counters, etc. PUBLIC NOTICES "OETAILERS' PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. RESULTS_ OF" RAFFLES, .. ,'...';, ZONE 6.—" Woolworth's " Silk Stockings —3 pairs, W. A. Blackwood, St. Leonards, 17879; 2 pairs, Mary Jolly, 5 Dundas street, 14522; 1 pair, No namr, 14741. Arthur Barnett, Ltd., Cards: Eiderdown quilt, C6l, Mrs M. Baker, 25 Norfolk street; hamper, Al 3, R. B. Campbell, 31 Nicholson street; 25 Flour, Al 5, Mrs Ferry, 18 Elgin road, Mornington; " Copes " socks. T. Mcintosh. 41 Kirkcaldv street; "Mrs Berry's" chocolates, Hannah McQuillan, 180 Hanover street; nightdress, Miss F. Grant, Saddle Hill. Penrose's, Ltd., Cards: ,200 Cigarettes, 810, Mr F. Chaves, Law street, Caversham; lady's handbag, A 97, J. E. Mannery. Sawyers' Bay; baby's frock, 41, E. L. Boatwood, 4- Lambeth road; 4 yards dress material, 73, J. Thurston, care of Penrose's; 25 flour, Mrs McCluskey, 353 Castle street; gold cushion, A 77, Julie Durand, 3 Garden terrace; gold fan cushion, A7O, Mrs Hodge, Falcon street; 81b biscuits, 862, Mr J. Renton, 41 Bush road, Mosgiel; bed jacket, A4l, Mrs Blair, 13 Leardett street. Wellington; set lady's undies. 877, Miss J. Strickland, Balclutha. ZONE 4.—Smith, Wilson: Dressed doll, June Bowen, 182 Helensburgh road; bassinet, V. G. Hulton, 38 Lynwood avenueDunottar; 3-piece knitted set, Mrs Watson, Sol way road, Masterton; 6-piece cream knitted set, donated by Mrs Horrocks, Miss Aitchieson, care of " Lucia," George street; toy kangaroo, Ron Woodley, 97 Kaikorai Valley road. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Established 1849. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. I HEREBY DECLARE that SIR FREDERICK HENRY .TOUT, M.L.C., and Dr STEWART ARTHUR WILLIAM SMITH were duly Elected Directors of the Society at the Ballot held on Tuesday, 2nd inst. The Ballot resulted as follows: STEWART ARTHUR WILLIAM SMITH 70,588 Votes. FREDERICK HENRY TOUT 70,540 Votes. JOHN EDWARD' GARVAN 7,445 Votes. COLIN MILLMAN ASHTON 7,083 Votes. HUGH STOWELL HARVEY 5,162 Votes. SAMUEL HORDERN. Chairman. Head Office, 87 Pitt street, Sydney, June 3, 1942. SPECIAL Announcement.—The Agent (Mr . Adlard) for Irish Linen Spinning and Weaving Co., Ltd.. has sample room Stock Exchange Building. 1941 quality, prices. Open afternoons only. THE Lucky Numbers in the Combined Banks' Staffs Street Badges are 3137, 4053. 9713: holders of these tickets present them at the National Bank. ' WANTED TO BUY RABBITSKINS, DEERSKINS. GERALD BLACK, 86 LOWER RATTRAY STREET. Consign by Ran or Post. TONKIN & CO.. BUYERS of RABBIT SKINS Any quantity, large and small. Box 303. Dunedin TORN your Left>off / Clothing and Blankets, etc, Into cash; we give highest possible cash prices for Men's. Women's, and Children's Clothing, Boots, etc.— Economic Clothing Co.. Frederick street OLD Gold, Jewellery, Watches, etc., Wanted: anv quantity; highest prices: valuation free.—Patersons, 167 Gecrac street WANTED, Tools and Workshop Equip"merit of all kinds; highest cash prices.— J. H. Mains; . 355 George street (phone 18-300). AUSTEN'S. Frederick street: Cash Buyers of Jewellery, Antiques, Furniture, good Fur Coats, etc.. etc.—29 Frederick street VENNALL, Watchmaker (upstairs), Arthur's Building; Old Gold, Silver, Watches, Diamond Rings: Best Prices. WANTED, second-hand 5-gall on Drums and iron Paint Kegs; any quantity.—Smith and Smith, Ltd., Octagon. WANTED, Second-hand Shotgun, hammer, double barrel, 12 gauge, top lever: must be cheap.—Address 106. Times Office. WANTED, urgently. Firewood Plant, in good order.—D. Burgess, Houipapa. WANTED, from one box upwards, 2J 12eauge Cartridges, 2 to 4 shot. —149, Times. WANTED, 2-gtand Shearing Plant, firstclass order.—T, H. Keast, Middlemareh. ROSLYN ADVERTISEMENTS J. MANN. Nev.'s Agent, Roslyn: School Books and Stationery; full range at present.—Phone 21-212.