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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25275, 12 July 1943, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS "SIGNED WITH THEIR HONOUR,” By James Aldridge. London could not meet the demand for this book, so it has been reprinted in Australia for this market. It is now here. The book is the story of John Quayle, Flying Officer, and Helen Stangou, a Greek girl with whom Quayle fell in love. There are exciting days and nights of fighting with the Gladiator Squadron and the Messerschmitts in Greece, with ample details and an unusual love story with Helen, of the First Aid. The Author is a young Australian war correspondent at present serving on one of the battlefronts. 11s 6d (post sd) “ DRUMS OF MER," By lon' L. Idriess. This story of one cf the tropic isles of the Pacific, lying in the New Guinea area, is in all essentials historical fact. The book has been out of print for a long time, but is now ready again and will be read with renewed interest and avidity. Here one gets pictures of life and conditions and the colourful aspects of Pacific Island civilisation that so many of our soldiers are meeting. There are 30 illustrations. • 6s 9d (post sd) "NO SURRENDER," By Martha Albrand. Here is a poignant thriller. The story of a Dutchman’s self-sacrifice. He poses' by day as a hated Quisling, despised by his countrymen and wrecking a happy home, the better that he might safely cloak his activities as the keyman of the Dutch underground movement working dangerously and untiringly against Holland’s hated conquerors. A brave story of a brave man. a Scarlet Pimpernel for courage. 10s 6d (post 4d)HYXDMANVS, LTD., BOOK IMPORTERS, George street, Dunedin. \ HEALTHY SKIN Is your guarantee of good health. You can have a clear and healthy complexion by consulting— KLEXEMA Klexema is a complete course of treatment for all types of Skin and Scalp Ailments. A trained nurse will give you Free specialised advice at the KLEXEMA ROOMS, PUBLIC TRUST BUILDINGS. Moray place. Phone 13-355. Visiting Oamaru. Club Hotel, Friday. July 16. Hours: 12 to 5.30., A RE You Not in Health, my Friend? f\. Your ill-health is caused by chemical ’aults in the body. The Biochemic Tissue Salts Feed the Tissues with what they ack. These Salts are the stabilisers, latural self-curatives. The 12 BIOCHEMIC TISSUE SALTS are ibtainable from SISTER EVANS, 21 Crawiord street. Phone 18-928. Sister Evans Supplies Personal Food Charts. Patients Visited. “ The Gateway to Better Health,” by Sister Evans, ss. G AIN A. FORWARDING CO., LTD V. GAIN, J. W. JOWSEY. Directors. Customs, Shipping, and Costing Experts Excellent Storage Space.! Furniture Removers and Packers and , General Carriers. , 327 CUMBERLAND STREET. . Dunedin. • , LAWNMOWERS, GARDEN TOOLS, ETCWelded, Sharpened, and Repaired. CAVERSHAM SERVICE STATION. MISS Logan, Confidential Typiste; Removed to N.Z. Express Co. Buildings, Bond street. Telephone 11-616. BOYS' Golf Hose, black and marl, coloured tops: all sizes; 2s 9d to 4s 6d pair.—Miss Grant's, Ranfurly. 'REMARKABLE : Mavex Stomach Compound—removes torment; ulceration, sicness.—Boots, jollier chemists and elsewhere. Mavex Agency, Clifford ave., Christchurch. FOR velvety - skin loveliness always rub in Lemon Glisco; sold everywhere.—Primrose Pty., Colombo street,. Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICES S' TEEL RETURNS CONTROL NOTICE, 1943. The Minister of Supply and Munitions has issued the above-named notice (see N.Z. Gazette July 8, 1943) in force July 9, 1943, directing that by JULY 21, 1943. every person who. oh June 30, 1943, owned or had in his possession or control any steel in semi-finished forms or in the forms of structural shapes or piling, plates, rails, or track accessories hot rolled or cold finished bars (including flats and squares), pipe, tubing, wire, wire ropes, wire netting or other wire products, tinplate, terne plate, tin mill black plate, sheets or strip, wheels or axles, or steel castings, shall, if there was one cwt. or more of stainless or alloy steel or one ton or more of other steel, furnish to the Ministry of Supply (Steel Control), Govt. Life Insurance Bldg., Wellington, particulars of such steel, together with particulars of receipts and of sales and usage during the three months prior to said date, in.conformity with the form provided for the purpose and obtainable as mentioned below:—The returns must be certified as being complete by the owner or person in whose possession or control the steel 1 was on date mentioned, and all steel owned, possessed or controlled (excent steel on which processing or assembly has been commenced) must be included in the '■“turn notwithstanding that any such steel may be reserved for any special works or contracts. Forms for tlte return obtainable from E. M. Cumano, Yorkshire House, Shortland street, Auckland; N. E. Crimp, Dilworth Bldg., cnr. Queen and Customs streets. Auckland; W. 11. and R. J. Narikervis, Union Bank of Australia Bldg., Featherston street, Wellington; L. R. James, Manufacturers’ Chambers, cnr. Willis and Ghuznee streets, Wellington; G. H. Congreve. 206 Commerce Bldg., Hereford street, Christchurch; R. T. Alston, H.V. Bldg., High street. Christchurch; A. W. Stables, Imperial Bldg., 1 Dowling street, Dunedin; F. L. Hitchens, Central Chambers, 49 Bond street, Dunedin;. L. S, Alsweiler, 88 Dee street. Invercargill. pOTATO PRICE ORDER, The Tribunal notifies issue of Amendment No. 2 to Main Crop Potato Price Order, No. 127, fixing grower’s prices for deliveries between 5/7/43 and 31/7/43 and thereafter until further notice as follows:—Actual Price (f.a.q.) and Maximum Price (under-grade). South Island-grown Potatoes (per ton, f.o.b.s.i.).—Suttons Supreme and King Edward, £8 15s; other varieties, £8 ss. North Island-grown Potatoes (other than “ tagged ” potatoes).—All varieties, £lO 15s per ton, f.o.r.s.i. grower’s station. “Tagged” potatoes: Not less than £lO 15s nor more than £ll ss. Distributors’. Wholesalers’, and Retailers’ prices are as provided in principal Order. gAV IN G TO WIN??? £10,385,396 N.Z 1942 ‘Drink Bill (see April Vanguard). Helping the Axis or (lie Allies? Which? What of the loss of efficiency, of health, and of time, and the degradation, misery, crimes, and accidents caused by Drink? KEEP FIT—ABSTAIN. rp HE"eTTRICK"HALL JSOCIETY (YncorJL porated).—The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Society will oe held in the Ettrick Hall on FRIDAY. Julv 23, 1943, at 8 p.m. Business: Adoption of Report, and Balance Sheet and Election of Committee.—CHAS, MARSH, Secretary, EXCLUSIVE Rest Home; excellent attention, skilled service; private rooms £5 10s and 7gns; ward, £3 10s.—8, Times. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION STAY EXCELSIOR HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, FOR MODERN COMFORT. Central situation. Good cuisine. Continuous winter heating. day. BRIGHTON, best position, furnished 4roomed modern House; 30s weekly; short term (must work garden).—3os, Times Office.