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Otago Witness, Issue 3338, 6 March 1918, Page 26

MPOBTA NT N O T I C E. CAZNA STUDIO. Coiintry visitors to Dunedin should not fail to visit GUY O. MORRIS, trading under the name of "Guv," for the best Photographic, Work- at the most moderate prices. ' Enlargements a specialty.—Corner of Princes street and Moray place, Dunedin. Td. 3188. 27a MELROSE GIRLS' COLLEGE. FORTH STREET, INVEROARGILL. Principal: Miss Z. F. GIBSON, M.A. "IHE above School, established under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church, will OPEN on TUESDAY, February 5, as a fiilly-equipped Primary and Secondary Day and Boarding School for Girls. Boys up to Standard IV will also be enrolled. This School offerte special advantages to pupils from the country. Copies of the prospectus may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Rev. J. COLLIE, North Invercargill; or Mr G. F. WATSON, Esk street. The Principal will be in attendance at the School each forenoon from January 30 for the purpose of enrolling pupils. rvTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS NEWSPAPERS COMPANY (LIMITED). BRANCH OFFICES. London:, 85 Fleet street, E.C. J. S. HYSLOP, Representative. Wellington: 84-86 Jervois quay. J. ILOTT (LIMITED). Christchurch: 5 and 6 Victoria Chambers, Victoria square. R. HANDCOCK, Representative. Invercargill: Esk street, near ' Railway Station. J. HUNTER, .- ; Branch Manager. : Mosgiel: Gordon road. JOHN P. WALLS, Representative for Taieri.

MISSINCJ FRIENDS MISSIN Are you seeking INFORMATION with regard to any Soldier who has been Killed or who is Missing? If so, write CHAS. A. CLOKE, 31 Hunter street, Wellington. (G:P.6. Box 951.) I3f

An unique record came to light at the "At Home" for old folks on Friday, 22nd ult. l , in connection with the Rev. Val Trigge's mission at the Woolsjjon Methodist Church, when inquiries brought forth the claim from one old lady present of having, no fewer than 148 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren to her credit-