ADVERTISING MEMOS

North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17748, 11 March 1927, Page 2

ADVERTISING MEMOS

In this issue the Railway Department announce partieulars of train aiTangements on 16th March, in connection witb the yisit of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York. Parti-cular attention is directed to. the trains whioh are running ahead of the ordinary time-tahle. Tomato season.— Jackson's, next Post OjRce will supply you with the best qualities; qflly the hothouse stocked at present at the lowest possible prices, also stone fruits, The refreshment department serves i fruit salad and creqm frpm 9d a dish, fruit sundaes ap.d ice cream drinks. We dispense A,1 bevera.ges, 1 Three-course substantial dinner served daily, price Is 6d. The Rendezvous (next Post Oflice). Salel Sale! Sgle! — J. T. Adams, Thames and Tees Street shop. Prices that cateh t the ejre ; a true reduction in all lines; You can save 8d to ls in 5s ■ worth of goods by purchasing from us in .the next three weeks. While here, please inspeet our Up-to-date Circulating Library, all latest books kept; deposit refunded when leaving.

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