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Otago Witness, Issue 2661, 15 March 1905, Page 20

BEST OFFER EVER MADE. These Garments are not made from "shoddy" Tweeds, but good pure All-wool Colonial Tweeds, Are cut by our First-class Cutter, and made in our own Workrooms under his supervision. Send to-day for samples of the* Tweeds and Measurement Forms, or call and see the goods. THESE SUITS ARE ONLY TO BE HAD AT fW THE GREAT BARGAIN EMPORIUM, The MUTUAL STORES, Ltd, PRINCESS STREET, 3DXJ3NTE33I3NT. OUR FIRST WINTER SHOW Of NOVELTIES in MILLINERY, JACKET?, INVERNESS CAPES, DRESS MATERIALS, CHILDREN'S MILLINERY and GARMENTS, &c, tec, &c, with all the REQUISITES for HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES, Will be on view on THURSDAY, the 16th, and Following Days. A splendid showing also will be made of MEN'S MERCERY, HATS, SHIRTS, and READY-MADE CLOTHING. THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR CASH STORES. DRIED / \ DRIED MILK. / \ MILK. *S- "p^ " if Ma nafaefufftd at |\ Lj (H 1 A !\l I |H "'* used at thd iunnytfiorpe, I^FS^JI JL XjLX 1 VjJ^ Government tho rioh dairying &*■****. v^.o~* Sanatorium, and land ol ». 0 *i 16 Af i 'ti 1 ' s superior to ftftngitital. lil^l/^/B IW!lli/ anything elss fer One tin lhakes one IP^JI JL WV& I T JIaJLJIIo) invalids. ealisnefrfch -^ h!sh-or*4» milk, " - r to is packed in airm£L tfOSBM! JTATIUH & CO* b "2*£ I S. fo* Limited, aiipemsor ill h&usehoM WPTTmftTfVM N7 haotwiaj fresh &nU purposed ' WJ^iritfltW, «.£., cold everyv/here. ftofl &omHf£ Agents. ***• T . sv-j -$& -■. - . I yf m^ mH. I IB Bar %^ gj_

During the month of February particulars of the estates of the following deceased persons in Otago were placed under the charge of the Public Trustee for management: — John Anderson (Oamaru), John Davies (Kaitangata), Edward Hall (Dunedin), William Molhson (Balclutha), Thomas Littlewort (Wyndham), Alexander Spark (Oamaru), Thomas Trudgeon (Dunback), Greenlavys Warner (Imereargillj.

There were 2185 hours of sunshine in Christchurch last year, as registered by the recorder installed at the Press office. The Press observes that against this record those of the popular English health and holiday resorts make but a poor showing. Brighton, for instance, had only 1649 hours, Bournemouth 1696, Eastborne 1681, Hastings 1667, Margate 1471, Torquay 1698, and Ventnor 1620, and these are among the brightest places in Great Britain