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Otago Witness, Issue 2902, 27 October 1909, Page 2

THE DON TAILCRSNG AHD CLOTHING Co., 91 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Solicit ycu,r patronage. They keep a large Stock of Colonial and other Tweeds, etc., either ia the Piece or Manufactured, and every article being Dunedin made, they guarantee both Fit, Material, and Workmanship. The Manufacturing Department will forward Patterns of | Tweeds, etc., with Measurement Charts to any • address, and our Country Patrons will finthat they can procure their Suits Made to Measure at Our Establishment at Retail Stock Prices. MEASUREMENT (INCHES): 1 at neck to 2 gßmfSk *t waist. l»tj| 7 Ito 3 for full j__-_? Sfy* length yr I >v Centre of back jf^"" jgg *'%-_, „ 4 to 5 at ft : JL .hi ttT ■■ j ' n. shoulder / !.„.„___ - . - f IV _-_.fV-- / Omtinuing to / \ 3 I ®a^ e^how I \ " And on to 7*t \ 1 wrist \ ll r __ ____ -. Bound chast over tvaistI coat at 8 'fl'^ovc* Bound waist l|.«^Sr over waistII * coat at 9 tt J Pattern No. Price. -3-A.C COAT. i i TRUST MONEY TO LEND In Large or Small Sums, for Long or Short Periods, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF WIEBEST. JT.B.-r-Our client- do not insist upon Borrowers effecting insurances in any particular office CALL AX K\n CALLAWAY. SOLICITORS, 137 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN (Nort doer To auction rooms of Messr. Alex. Harris and Co.). 'rtRUST MONEY TO LEND on Freehold A Security or Municipal Debentures at Currec {-te* -Tho Tru»tee_, Executors, and Agency Company of N.Z. OLtd.), corner Water street and Bond atreet. W. LAURENCE KIMPSOX Man«sr«r

I IKi: AT IV.4PIER. MAN BURNED TO DEATH. NAPIER, October 21. Another fatal fire occurred early tins morning, the victim being Thomas tver, a single man. agsd about 30. Ths fire oc cuiied at Westcourt, a large boardinghouse, formerly kno\rn as the Occidental Hotel, which lost its license when reduc- : tion was carried nine years ago. Ths flames had obtained a 6trong hold when I discovered. The proprietor of the housa | (Mr Richard_-on) went round and roused ' the whole of the inmates, and it, was [ thought that nil had escaped. When the i fir-e was got under, however, Ker's body was found on tbe floor of his bedroom, he apparently having been overcome by smoke. The deceased was well known in rowinij circles, and was a native of Christelmrch. Tbe building was owned by Mr V. Gleeson, and an?ured in the Norwich Union for £1200, and fche contents tor £760 in the Australian AlHance. The upper storey of the building wa_ gutted. October 22. ! An inquest on the body of Thomas K«r, I who met his death in tha fire at the } Westcourt Boarding-house yesterday, was ' held before Mr H. W. Brabant, acting .coroner, to-day. On the conclusion of