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Otago Witness, Issue 2525, 6 August 1902, Page 3

Public Notices. ~CORONATION! T hare just received- from London a supply of MEDALLIONS,-. for use as coat and dress adornment atrthe CORONATION FESTIVITIES. Each Medallion bears five beautiful Portraits — viz. . King Edwatd YH, Queen Alexandra, Prince of Wales, the * young Prince Edward, and our late lamented Queen Victoria. LOYALISTS, By wearing such a Badge as this, you convey to the •world your loyalty to and appreciation of THE BRITISH THRONE. The prices (posted) are : — Small size, 3d .each, or, ... T> for Is 3d Middle size, 4d each, or ... ... 6 for Is 9d Large &iz« (on stand), 7d each, or 4 for 2s 2d PICTURES. I have also some very fine Oleograph Pictures of the KING, the QUEEN, and QUEEN VICTORIA. The best yet Published. Prices, 2s each ; or the set of 3 for ss. ALEX.SLIGQ, Bookseller, Stationer, &c, 42 George St., Dnnedin. PING-PONG SETS at 4s 9d, 7s, and 15s. The Beat Value in the Market. "npHE DON X MANUFACTURING & CLOTHING CO., 91 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDOt, Solicit your patronage.' keep a Lftifs Stock- of Colonial and other Tweeds, etc., sifter in the Piece or Manufactured, and every article being Dunedin made, they guarantee both FitMaterial, and Workmanship. Country orders will receive careful attention. The Manufacturing Department will forward Patterns of Tweeds, etc., with Measurement Charts, "to any address, and our Country Patrons will fini that they can procure their Suits Made toMeasure at Our Establishment at Retail Stock Prices. jgflk SAC COAT filT^L m Measurement. 4 JT^. INCHES. *r^ * '^jn x 2at waist JT - V 31to 3 for full fl • 4 * TT't V Aflir length V \_?C3i^ C«atr« of / r'"".'~3 Xm ~ mm J' i [" • back 4 to 5 I \ ™ / 8 * shoulder ft j , / Continuing \ 1 / t« 6 at el- \ I 2 "• I *s ow V j 1 **"'< ""-^ •••I And on to 7 \j ] : I at wrist m I : I Round chest in I over waiatfll as i 1 coat at 8 M^ 9 ' I I Round waist )M ; ' I over waistU > X I coat Rt 9 ~-»g * J Pattern No. Price. Health without Doctors. It is well to be cured""if one is ill, but it is infinitely better to keep from being ill. "Papers on Health," by Prof. Kirk (Edinburgh), teaches how to keep healthy, and showß how to recover one's wonted health and strength if on* should unfortunately hcocmc ill. Of the original edition of the book nearly 100,000 copies were sold, and it has now been revised and brought up-to-date, and all the items of advice ar.d information are arranged alphabetically. Get it from your boolcneller, or you can receive it for 2s post froe from Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton-, Kent, & Co., London. INSURI fJOW With the Government Life Insurance Department. £1,<5CO,OOO! Has already been added to Politics in the Department. THIS JS THE BONUS YEAR, And Everyone now taking out a Participating Policy will receive a SUBSTANTIAL BOKUS at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner.