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New Zealand Tablet, Volume L, Issue 37, 20 September 1923, Page 2

ADAM MACKAY GENERAL MERCHANT ' \ THE LEADING STORE FOR TEA AND PROVISIONS Highest Price given for Dairy Produce . THAMES ST. (’Phone 89), OAMARU Visitors to Dunedin Douglas Pri^STHotel Octagon A R* J. Kay. Proprietor (late Empire Hotel, Temuka; White Hart, Oamaru). Accommodation at Moderate • • : : Tariff. : : : j ! Permanent tariff by arrangement. .. Oousine excellent. Write or wire. ’Phone 1308. CAN BE CURED Over 5000 inccestfol cues in N.Z. Send (tamped envelope for free booklet Treatment of Goitre." A. DOIG. Chemist, Wanganui. 2 (Members Dunedin Stock Exchange) STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE BDGB. (Main Entrance), , FRINGES ST. :[:i DUNEDIN, telegrams:: “SLIGO,” DUNEDIN. Albion Club Hotel * GISBORNE. Centrally situated Opposite Posts Office, and only one minute from wharf. TARIFF : : 10/- PER DAY. Accommodation and Meals unsurpassed anywhere. F. G. STAFF . : Proprietor, ~ Write or wire for rooms. Cain fa pails Hotel PALMERSTON NORTH (Opp. Railway entrance). *‘-vB ** '“i •‘ i This hotel, lately taken over by Mr. Tom Richards, now affords accommo- | | dation to the travelling public which compares favorably with the best in f\ the Dominion. - Only ■ the favorite, J popular, and best in Wines, Ales, and I i - 1 ” n Liquors stocked. ' Address Telegrams—Cafe de Paris, If Palmerston North.- Telephone No. 80. T. RICHARDS ,: : Proprietors^® Propriety d