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Otago Witness, Issue 2394, 18 January 1900, Page 35

Late A&vertisensvits. ._« jjTKTAGO PATRIOTIC FUND. " To Help the Homo that Tommy's Left Behind Him." With the view of helping those districts where Committees have not already been formed, the Central Committee, of which his Worship the Mayor of Dunedin is Chairman, will be glad to furnish information and afford any assistance in their power. They will also be pleased (if desired) to take charge of and see to the remittance of the funds raised. All hinds so sent in will be specially acknowledged and placed to the credit of the district aismg same. Individuals in places where united action ia not taken may send subscriptions- direct to the Treasurer (Mr G. L. Denniston, Bond vtreet). These will be duly acknowledged in the newspapers, and added to the Otago Fund. The Central Committee will be pleased to forward supplies of circulars and collecting iista to country committees. All communications to be addressed to G. R. RITCHIE, Box 109 Post Office, 12ja - Dunedin. THE "NEW DOMESTIC" Seveu-ur.uver .Machine ... £7 103 Five-drawer „ ... £}t> 10s Three-drawer „ ... £5 10s FOR the purpose of introducing these Map chines in Otago and Southland the above prices will be accepted for the second consignment, now landing, being ONE-HALF the regular prices. A Casket of new-style attachments will be included, with auffler, tucker, binder, braider, looper, etc. These Machines are UNEQUALLED for Range of Work, Ease of Operation, Simplicity, Fine Workmanship, Durability, and Ele gance. Early application to D. M. SPEDDING, v Dunedin. WANTED, Fowls, -Ducks, and Geese, in any quantities. — Irvine and Stevenson, George street, Dunedin. 23a