Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26713, 6 March 1948, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS TW 0 Cl RE A T s E RIE S FOR HOME AND SCHOOL ' READING. THE SILVER TORCH SERIES, Suitable age 8 to 11. Bound in Blue Cloth with Silver Lettering. Clear Type and Illustrated in Black and White. “STORY OF ROBIN HOOD,” retold by H. Beilis. “STORY OF PINOCCHIO,” by C. Collodi (abridged). “ THE WATER BABIES,” by Kingsley (abridged). BLACK BEAUTY,” by Anna Sewell (abridged). " SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS,” adapted from Walt Disney. “BAMBI,” by Felix Salten (abridged). "PUMPKIN PIE,” by Ruth Arthur. "BRER RABBIT,” retold by Lavinia Derwent. " MORE BRER RABBIT,” retold by Lavinia Derwent. "GRANNY’S WONDERFUL CHAIR,” by Francis Browne (abridged). " TEA TIME TALES,” compiled by Lavinia Derwent. “THE BOOK OF FABLES.” retold from .ffisop by L. Derwent. Price 2s each (Postage 3d).

THE LAUREL AND GOLD SERIES. Suitable age 12 to 16. Bound in Green Cloth with Gold Lettering.' Excellent Type. “ SOUTH WITH SCOTT,” by Edward Evans. "FIFTY FAMOUS LIVES,” by George Holroyd. "TALES OF OTHER LANDS,” by H, A. E. Roberts. "SHORT STORIES FOR JUNIORS,” by Lavinia Derwent. “ TWENTIETH CENTURY MISCELLANY,” by A. E. M. Bayliss. " TALES OF THE THREE MUSKETEERS,” by Alex. Dumas (abridged). "BARCHESTER TOWERS,” by Anthony Trollope (slightly abridged). “ PRIDE AND PREJUDICE,” by Jane Austin (slightly abridged). Price 3s 7d- each (Postage 3d). HYNDMAN’S, LTD., BOOK IMPORTERS, George street, Dunedin. TAEERSKINS. ■EERSKINS. HIGHEST RULING MARKET PRICES. HIGHEST RULING MARKET PRICES. GOATSKINS, to 6/- each. GOATSKINS, to 6/- each. HORSEHAIR, good mixed, 48d per lb. Post small lots. Cash Buyers Rabbit Skins, Sheepskins, Wool, etc. d. Mclennan, d. Mclennan, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. Correspondence: Box 551, Dunedin. JgULLDOZERS FOR HIRE. NO JOB TOO SMALL. FREE INSPECTION AND ADVICE. M. STEVENSON, LTD. Phone: Day, 11-769; Evening. 22-348.. ‘ r rpHE STORY ~OF~OTAGO,” 367 pages. X 200 illustrations and maps. “A rich source of infoifnation and entertainment.” —(Otago Daily Times.) Post free, 20s. REED TRUST, P.O. Box 330. Dunedin (or Booksellers) MAIDS 7 College Coats, Gym. Frocks. Blouses, Black Italian Cloth and Creme Interlock Bloomers and Blazers at Grant s, Ranfurly. ; MARGERY Helps, 376 George street, for Embroidery, Club, School Monograms.— Telephone 11-540 _ MAKE a pint of it! Ballin’s “ Natural XXXX Beer it’s the ” Natural ” thing to enjoy! All hotels. ' - “ STERA-TEX ” Toilet Tissue; available everywhere; “ Stera-Tex carton of 3 rolll Is 7d/ • A~Fine Drink! BaUin’s “Natural XXXX Beer”: nifty nourishment for every man; delicious and really invigorating: all hotels.' “ STERA-TEX,” highly soluble Toilet Tissue; ideal for septic tanks; "Stera-Tex Toilet Tissue. , PERSONAL » / RECEIVING HOME FOR YOUNG BABIES FOR DOPTION and Home of Waiting for nmarried Mothers. Practical Christian ein and Sympathetic Advice offered omen and girls in difficulty or with periling problems Write confidentially to • ' THE SUPERINTENDENT p.O Box 1173 Auckland \nY like join motorists going North land about middle March.—sll. Times. ANTED, Seat in Car travelling to Oamu on March 23.—Address 635. Times. IRL, 2L desires Pen Friend.—” Lola,” ax 7, P. 0., Kew, Victoria. \fGLISH Widow (war), 42, like ; Pen •iend.—“ Zee,” 5282, G.P.0., Melbourne. IDOW. 58 (chef), like Pen Friend. — Eva,” Box 7, P.O- Kew, Victoria. ENTLEMAN, 30, like Pen Friend.— Mex,” 2470 V, G.P.0., Melbourne. FARMER, 58. like Pen Friend.—” Keith,” 3470 V., G.P.0., Melbourne. adoption KIND people would like to Adopt little Girl.—s 67. Times.