WASHING FROCKS Only 18/6. All C.lrls’ and Maids' Sizes. Fast colours In checks and floral designs. HODGE’S. THAMES STREET. OAMARU.
FRESH STOCKS Apricots, Dessert and Cooking Peaches, Dessert and Jam Raspberries, Swede Turnips, Caulis., Potatoes, Peas, Tomatoes, and Onions. W. M. WALKER & CO., Phone 1827. Opp. Post Ollice.
UNDERTAKERS STR INGE R & WILS ON. Undertakers, Thames street. Oamarn. Plione 1812. Night and Holiday Calls: J. W. Stringer, 17 A run street i phone 1344); Alex. Wilson, FLORISTS Ift LORAL WREATHS, BOUQUETS. ETC. W. McD. RAE. Successor to W. T. Sings. Thames street. Phone 15G5. Private 131.7. AMUSEMENTS IJUNTROON HaiT Friday , January 12. Farewell Social and Dance to Tel. George Muirden. Crump’s orchestra. Cards nondanccrs. ENFIELD Hall—Welcome Home to Private O. Scherp. Tuesday. January 9. Euchre non-dancers. OTIAKE Hall: Welcome Home Social. Stair Sgt. C. E. McCone, Wednesday, January 10. Crump's orchestra. POWER BOARD NOTICES mHE WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER J. BOARD. POWER SHUT-DOWN. Power may bo Cut-o(T from Weston Township to Knrow and Hakataramea, also Livingstone. Georgetown, and Pnpakaio. on THURSDAY. January 11, 1945, from 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m., to Replace Decayed Poles. N. A. DAVIDSON, Engineer. PERMANENT WAVING A MONT BEAUTY SHOP. In thanking you for your patronage, Miss SADIE LEARMONTH wishes you season s greetings, and notifies that her Beauty Shop will be CLOSED from FRIDAY, December 22, RE-OPENING MONDAY, January 15. (Annual Holidays.) LOST AND FOUND LOST. Green Cover, between Georgetown Hotel and Oamaru, 14ft x 7ft; reward. — Box 104, Oamaru. PROPERTIES FOR SALE DWELLING of 5 rooms; ail conveniences: J-acre Freehold; central: price £9OO. DWELLING ot 6 rooms; all conveniences; Elec. Range; with 2 building sections. Price £BOO. Our Premises will re-open on January 12. 1945. Urgent messages, phone 1469. MULLIGAN & FORBES. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. 171 O R SALE. 1 64 ACRES FREEHOLD. « F.xcellent land, near Oamaru: GOOD HOUSE and outbuildings. FOX & KIRKNESS. Thames street. Phone Joßs. _ _ >7”mAS’~AND~ NEW YEAR GREETIN'GS. To our many customers. Please note that we are closing for Annual Holidays TODAY (FRIDAY). December 22, RE-OPEN ING FRIDAY, January 12. TATTERSALL'S EXCHANGE SALES BY AUCTION w AIAR E K A SALE. 10.30 a.m„ TUESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1945. Ten fat Lambs, 80 fat Ewes, 70 fat Wethers, 20 fat two-tooth Wethers, 5 fat. Heifers, 4 fat Steers and Heifers, 3 fat Steers. 11 two-year-old Steers. 6 forward 2i-year-old Steers. 9 18-month-old Hereford cross empty Heifers, 6 fat Bullocks, 6 fat Cattle. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. SUNBATHERS AND SURFERS The danger of over exposure to the sun cannot be too strongly emphasised. The wise surfer or sunbather always uses a protective cream, especially in the early stages. Kwlk Tan, Eazy Tan and many other inexpensive creams are on sale at our Pharmacy. Don’t risk spoiling your holiday by a bad attack of Sunburn. Sunglasses and Bathing Caps also in stock. U.F.S. DISPENSARY, XUAt&SB BXOMIm QAMAMk
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25737, 8 January 1945, Page 5
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