Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26776, 20 May 1948, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS FAIRY STORIES, VERSE AND BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED ILLUSTRATIONS IN “ THE CONNIE CHRISTIE ANNUAL." An ideal gift for the young child. Special offer: 4s 6d (Post Free). JJYNDMAN’S, LTD.. Booksellers, George st., Dunedin. DELICIOUS “ Boss ” Worcestershire Sauce; piquant, full flavour; proved by test “Boss” is best! Boss in three sizes: all stores. MARGERY Helps, 376 George street, lor Embroidery, Club School Monograms Telephone 11-540 COSY Winter Frocks from- 79s 6d; smart Tweed Coats, ■ from 7gns, models and ready-to-weai’s.—Miss Grant's, Ranfurly. GREGORY and Goi’e: 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: LadTes' arid men’s Wristlet Watches; attractive designs; 15 jewels. Me WILLIAMS Royal Reserve Wines.—W Scoular and Co Ltd agents PERSONAL WOULD J. Wisner, late of Romahapa, or anyone knowing whereabouts, contact W. Johns, Balclutlta, Finegand, R.D., of interest? TRADE PERSONAL Assorted Soups, Curry Powder, Bovril, Oxo Cubes, Macaroni Cheese, Beef Suet, Custard Powders, Raisins, Figs, Treacle, Assorted Toilet Soaps. OTAGO Farmers’.—Bond’s Symetra fully fashioned Pure Silk Hose, 18s lid, 19b 6d, 21s; Bond’s Citywear, 8s 4d; Dullure, 4s Id; Bond's Superay, 3s 8d: Courtessa Rayon, 5s 6d. OTAGO Farmers’: Enamel Basin, Buckets, Pie Dishes, Kettles, Dippers, Billies and Jugs. Tea Sets and Dinner Sets, Cups, Saucers and Plates, Acme and Qualcast Wringers. JIMSIE Fraser’s for Reading Lamps, complete and only 27s 6d: numerous suggestions for presents to your friends; also Souvenirs of your visit to Dunedin. OVERLOCKING and Hemstitching Co . opp. D.I C.—Covered Buttons: all sizes woollen garments altered PROFESSIONAL pETROL COUPONS. ' If anyone has unused Petrol Coupons they could be gratefully used for visiting sick patients. The Oil Fuel Controller’s allocation is inadequate to visit all those requiring attendance at home. DR R. L. COTTON, 141 High street. MEDICAL J>ANISH ’* CLOTHES-PEG NOSE”! When your head is stuffed up with cold and your nose feels as if it’s in the grip of a clothes peg, take SUNOLA LUNG TONIC quickly! Smashes cold ’in three doses. Sunola gets right to the seat of the trouble—clears the lungs and bronchial tubes, soothes raw throats, clears the nasal passages and head. It’s great! Obtainable everywhere. (Sunola Laboratories, Ltd.. Waltham road, Christchurch). — QUICK RELIEF. Ask your Chemist for a 2s 3d trial box ’of SILBJE. You’ll be amazed at the rapid relief. SILTEN. LTD. Weddington road, London. LOST AND FOUND T OST, SMALL CIRCULAR GOLD BROOCH, with pale greenstone, Tuesday, May 11, Town Hall, D.1.C., Princes street, Rattray street car, or Highgate. Keepsake. Reward. PHONE 14-351. LOST, . Wednesday morning, between N.E. Valley and Lookout Point, Paua and silver Butterfly; reward. —Ring 196. ask 469 LOST, Wednesday evening, lady's gold Wristlet Watch (expanding strap), Rattray street-Mornington car.—Ring 22-889, between 9 a.m.-5.30 p.m. . LOST, between Outram and Mosgiel, one ball of rust Knitting Wool, May 16. Finder please leave Sti'atton, newsagent, Mosgiel. _J LOST, Spectacles, between Ross cornexrWaverley.—Reward returning Post Office, Anderson’s LOST, one woollen Glove, between Savoy and Wain’s Hotel, Tuesday, p.m., May--19; reward. —125, Times. LOST, vicinity Clyde street, Balclutha, yesterday, 3-string Pearls; keepsake; reward.—lsß, Times. £5 dropped or given in mistake for £1 liote; reward.—Please communicate 36 Hope street. LOST, brown knitted Gloves, Fair Isle backs.—Ring 25-710. . LOST, gx-een Umbrella, capping day; reward.—Reply 136, Times. LOST, black Pouch containing keys for Ford VB.—Ring 21-317; reward. LOST, Yale Key. May 6, Gordon road! Mosgiel.—6s, Times. pOUND: SEACLIFF PUBLIC HALL, GRAND ANNUAL BALL, In Aid Young People’s Club, FRIDAY. MAY 21, 8.30 p.m. Sports Band. Good floor, set supper. Novelty Dances. , Ladies 4s. Gentlemen ss, Double 9s. Bus leaves N.Z.R. Depot 7.30 p.m.. returning after dance. FOUND: At the Monster Carnival. Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, Saturday afternoon next, May 22; Exhibition of National Dances by pupils of Miss H. Dalgety: ndmission free. FOUND: At the Businessmen’s Monster Carnival, Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, Saturday afternoon and evening next, May 22 merry-go-round in full swing; bring the kiddies along and help support a worthy object; admission free. FOUND: Scenes of 100 years ago re-en-acted at the Monster Carnival in Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, Saturday, May 22; be in for the prizes awarded in the " Peg your claim on the Goldfield admission free. ■ FOUND: Clydevale Pictures, Thursday Carol Raye, Patricia Medina, Peter Graves, Richard .Tauber, in "Waltz Time ’; a new and lovely musical; gay, glamorous and glorious; also excellent supports. (General Exhibition.) FOUND:'Miller's Flat Pictures, To-night; “ Three Little Girls in Blue,” in technicolor; excellent programme and good shorts, including cartoon. (Universal Exhibition.! FOUND, MosgieL R.S.A. Church Parade, Presbyterian Church, Sunday evening, May 23; personnel meet Monument in Park 6.15 p.m. . FOUND: Scissors and Razors Sharpened: country work posted.—l. H. Donaldson, 36 Upper Octagon, Dunedin. Found: Would Members of Outram Plunket Society give usual donation for supper for ball on Friday night.—’Thank you. A. Bathgate, hon. secretary FOUND. Taieri Collie Club Committee Meeting, A and P. Hall. Outram, Thursday. 20th. 8 p.m.—N. Bcyd. hon. sec. FOUND: All Mosgiel asking “ Wot’s the time.”—See the Clock in Cheyne’s and win a Carnival Prize. * FOUND at the monster Carnival, Mosgiel Coronation Hall, Saturday, 22nd, Refreshments available; Catering by the “Ainslie."