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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26748, 17 April 1948, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS JJYNDMAN'S LTD. Among Hie NEW BOOK ARRIVALS are : “A HOUSE IN BALI." By Colin McPhee. This is the story of a musician who lived for five years on the island of Bali, studying its music. His friends were scholars and dancers, priests and village chiefs. With music as the main theme of the book, he has woven a lively and enthralling account of his life from day to day in an island of mysterious and friendly people. With 53 photographs. Price 27s (Post 4d). "PILGRIMS AND PIONEERS.” Reminiscences by Sir Harry Brittain. A personal record of the life of one of the most versatile personalities of our time, a man who has never spared his energies or his gifts in his country’s service. This will be acclaimed as one of the most entertaining and informative books of its kind. With 84 illustrations. Price 14s 6d (Post 7d). " ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE." 384 pages—over 10 illustrations. The volume includes Test Yourself Questions and Study Guide. The contributors are Professor Weekley, W. J. Blytoif, Richard Church, Gwynneth Thurburn, J. W. Marriott, Lord Gorell, Frank Swmnerton, Michael Balcon, L. A. G. Strong, John Lehmann, Bruce Pattison. Price 15s 9d (Post 8d). "ANTON’S AMUSEMENT PARADE." This is Anton’s first book. Anton’s drawings in “ Punch." “ The Tatler," and " Bystander," etc., are world-famous and nothing funnier than this cavalcade of humour has appeared between covers. Price 7s (Post 3d). lIYNDMAN’S, LTD., BOOK IMPORTERS, George street, Dunedin. * jgULLDOZERS FOR HIRE. NO JOB TOO SMALL. FREE INSPECTION AND ADVICE. M. STEVENSON, LTD. Phone: Day. 11-769; Evening, 23-348. “rpHE STORY OF OTAGO.” Tile J- ideal story of Otago's adventurous age, says the Press. A large book, profusely illustrated. 20s, post free. Sent on approval if desired.—REED TRUST. P.O. Box 330, Dunedin (or Booksellers) ART Crafts; Make your own gloves and mocassins; patterns; leather laces; pokerwork design books; wooden articles; write for catalogue.—Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade, Auckland. CHILDREN’S silk and wool and interlock Vests, woven and interlock Panties in creme, pink cotton bloomers, all sizes. Grant’s, Ranfurly. MARGERY Helps, 376 George street, for Embroidery, Club. School Monograms.— Telephone 11-540 GREGORY and Gore: Rings made in our own factory to modern designs. GREGORY and Gore for Clusters, 3-stone, 2-stone Engagement Rings: modern designs. GREGORY and Gore, High street (opposite Broadway): Engagement Rings, platinum and gold. GREGORY and Gore: Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Wristlet Watches; attractive designs; 15 jewels. PERSONAL HOUSEKEEPER (38) like Pen Friend.— Vera, 5282 G.P.0., Melbourne. GIRL (21) like Pen friend.—Ena 2470 V, G.P.0., Melbourne. WIDOW (48) like Pen Friend.—Wilga, 5282 G.P.0., Melbourne. AIRMAN (35) like Pen Friend.—Ron, Box 7, Kew, Victoria. GENTLEMAN (55) like Pen Friend"— Ivan, Box 7, Kew, Victoria. GIRLS or Women interested in Forming a Club for Business Girls with programme of Keep-fit and Crafts, etc.. Ring 12-104. MATRIMONIAL YOUNG Lady would like to meet refined young man, 27-30; friendship; matrimony; must be ta11.—515, Times. WIDOW (45), genuine, homely, wishes company sincere widower, same; Protestant; matrimony.—ss4, Times. ADOPTION YOUNG Presbyterian Couple want to Adopt healthy baby, birth to 12 months: boy or girl.—27B, Otago Daily Times. REPAIRS SEWING Machine Service all makes; prompt and efficient overhauls guaranteed; collection, delivery; small charge only for adjusting and tuning-up on spot Phone 10-170. THE Radio Shop, 298 George street, for expert servicing to all makes of Radios and Electrical Appliances.—Phone 10-587: nrivate 196 (ask 576) VACUUM Cleaner Repairs; all makes.— Haywin Cleaner Repair Service. 215 Moray place North