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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25301, 11 August 1943, Page 1

“ BEST ON EARTHS Strong GARDEN SPADE - - 12/RAKES, 12-tooth - - - - 7/10 DUTCH HOES, sin heads - . - 2/4 Garden Gloves, Trowels, Weed Forks, PATERSONIx BARR p The Hardware Store in High Street.

FLORISTS Let flowers carry your MESSAGE. Wreaths, Sprays, Bouquets, etc. Miss CHAPMAN. S.F.C.A. (N.Z.), Floral Artiste. Moncrieff and Stewart, 386 Princes street. Phones 10-860, 20-893. We Telegraph Flowers. DEEDCO, FLORISTS, 118 GEORGE STREET (near Wardell’s). Wreaths, Sprays, Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Delivered and Telegraphed. All work personal supervision of Mrs Wallis. Phone 18-108. After hours, 23-120. K E A N, F L O R I S T S. Wreaths, Sprays, Bouquets, 77 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN (Near Moray Place P. 0.). Phone 14-449. After hours, 22-065. MISS REID, Floral Artiste, 156 High street (N. E. Burrowes, Principal), Member Society N.Z. Professional Floral Artists. Phone 12-661; after hours, 22-552; please note new number. We Telegraph Flowers. A. T? L O R I A N l 1 KEN. O. RAMSAY. 154 Princes street (Excelsior Hotel Buildings). Wreaths, Bouquets, Sprays, Cut Flowers. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere. Phone 13-178. Private 12-937. Granger & kTn g, 255 George street (Four doors from A. Barnett’s’), Medallists -and Silver Cup holders for Floral Work. Wreaths, Sprays, Bouquets, etc., a specialty. Prices to suit all. Phone 13-326. Residence. 13-723. “ l\,r ARGUE R I T A,” Itl MISS MCDONALD, Bouquets, Wreaths, and Cut Flowers. 354 GEORGE STREET. We Telegraph Flowers. Phone 18-093. Private, 18-094. LOST AND FOUND 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words) Is 6’d, 4 lines (24 words) 2s. booking extra LOST, Camera, in leather case, first north express, Friday; reward. —159, Times. PURSE Found in Empire Theatre last' Monday,—Owner please apply Manager. LOST, between George-Manse streets, Silver Diamante Clip.—Return R. Wilson, Jetty street. LOST, black and white Dog (Beardy); vicinity Mount Watkins; answers to •• Glen.'*—Apply K. Collins,' Palmerston. LOST, Collie Dog, slatey blue colour.— Anyone knowing the whereabouts please communicate to the Romahapa Store. LOST, Sunday night, Gentleman’s Leather Glove, corner Smith-Stuart street's; reward.—l 96, Times. [ LOST, Grey Parrot, from 55 Atkinson street; reward.—Telephone ,10-217 (daytime). LOST, Onoto Fountain Pen, Moray Place Post Office or George street; keepsake; reward.—2ll, Times. EXCELLENT Reward for return or information resulting in return of 62 black and white Photos taken from a city theatre at week-end.—227, Times. FOUND —Young People’s Dance, Merton, Friday, 13th; admission 2s, Is 6d. FOUND; Momona Hall, Wednesday, August 11, Welcome Home to Sister M. Nichol and Gunner L. Costello. Admission 2s Cd and Is 6d.’ FOUND: Dance; Henley Hall, Friday, August 13. Good music; good supper; good floor. Roll up. Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 2s 6d.—M. Taylor, Hon. Secretary. FOUND— Ranfurly Pictures, To-night, "Born to Sing,” Metro programme; • it's fast, it’s fresh, it’s funny. (Universal exhibition.) FOUND—Seacliff Public Hall, Friday, August 13, Labour Party Dance; remember the last; admission 2s 6d, 2s, double 4s; supper; train arrangements north and south. FOUND: MOSGIEL PICTURES, To-night (WEDNESDAY), Ann Sothern, Red Skelton, Donald Meek in “Maisie Gets Her Man.” Romance, Adventure, and Music as a Background for Hilarious High Jinks. Excellent Featurettes in Support. (Universal Exhibition.) TRADE PERSONAL RANDISM (4986): Good company, good T wine, and good welcome make good oonle happy. This is what you receive ' any department at the GRAND HOTEL, ''din.