BE PROUD OF YOUR FEET ? YOUR FOOTWEAR MAKES OR MARS THE WHOLE OF YOUR APPEARANCE. YOU CAN BE SMARX-AND PROUD OF YOUR FEET AT LOW COST BY BUYING YOUR FOOTWEAR AT DOWSETTS — THE HOME OF VALUE AND ECONOMY PRICES. LADIES' SHOES BROGUES— MEXICAN WEDGIES — ' Ideal for autumn and winter wear.' Here is In calf fine leather with heel strap. Fawns, a smart style Jn tan with plain flap tongue Red, Grey, Brown, Black, etc. All sizes 2 — 7. and mocassin front. Sizes 34- to 6. 29/6 and' 31/6 Only 33/6 Pair GREY CALF— WEDGE SHOES— With Navy trim, side lacing, Dutch toe, I Very smart and extremely comfortable. At Cuban heel. Sizes 3£ to 6. present we are showing several styles in 29/6 Pair fawn and brown, lace-up, with plain and BLACK SUEDE AND PATENT COURT — fancy fronts. Sizes 3 — 6. Fancy front with Cuban heel. Sizes 3 — 6£-. Only 38/6 Pair 32/6 Pair WEDGE SANDALS— CALF AND SUEDE LACE— In suede, closed toe and heel. Red/Fawn, Cuban heel, suede inset on front, calf heel. Blue/Mauve, Royal Blue/Saxe, all Red and Very smart. Sizes 3£ — 6. all Black. Sizes 3—7. 27/6 and 29/6 38/6 Pair MEN'S SHOES RUBBER SOLE AND HEEL— BEST BOOT3— Heavy grain finish. Dark Brown. Ideal for Box Calf, hnedium square toe, smart and golf and winter wear. Sizes 64—8. comfortable. Sizes 6—9. Only 36/9 Pair Value at 35/6 Pair YOUTHS' AND MAIDS' SCHOOL SHOES Here is a sturdy yet smart school shoe in Derby and Fringe Tongue styles. These are really good and the price is outstandingly low. Small 8 to large 7. ONLY 15/11 TO 23/6 THE STOKE FOR VALUE AND SERVICE 11OD0W8ETT8 DRAPERY|^T| BRANCH LTD. *Phone 242. 'Phone 49 L_ OTAKI'S BUSY DRAPERS *" 1 11 Vaa mam i — m m mmum J Agents for DOMINIQN DYER3, LTD., The Leading Dyers and Cleaners.
r — , ■ CHINA CABINETS Well designed, solid walnut china cabineta with leadlight doors and rqunded leadlight sides. Quality and good looks make these china cabinets delightful pieces of furniture that are appreciated and admired for their usefulness and appearance. COMPACTUMS May we suggest a compactum for that extra wardrobe and drawer space, so often needed. Double doors open' to reveal a wardrobe one side. The other side contains 4 drawers, and shelves for hats and shoes. Liftup top with mirror and more storage space. Soundly constructed and attratetively finished in dark or ligHt rimu. Ideal for flats or small rooms. F1RES1DE CHA1RS We have just received a large assortment of fireside chairs in varied dpsigns. Coverings feature tapestries and attractivye flo'ral furnishing linens. Moderately priced. Furniture packed and despatched to any i part of New Zealand. Yoiir inspection is invited at . . . . HAROLD TAYLOR'S MAIN RpAD — OTAKI RAILWAY ^'Where Quality and Low Prices Meet."
BUSINESS NOTICES Morrison & Gilberd, Ltd., Opticians. 48 Willis St., Wellington, C.l. 'Phone 41-529. attention, poultry producers There is a ready sale for Ducks, Turkeys, Coekercls and Heavy. Hens. Higli values are obtaining for prim.e birds. Saies neld daily at 10 a.m. Outside sale by arrangement. Crates available ' on application. For satisfaction, send your next eonsignment to: Tewnsend & Paul Ltd. Thc Poultry Mart allen st., wellington H^ JACKSON, Dental Surgeon, attends Otaki Saturdays: 9 to 5. Babbaeombe Avenue, Otaki Beach. Telephoue 150D for appointment. JOHN ALDWORTH, farm contractor, te horo Pressing and Autumn Ploughing. Will those Stacks leak? Why not press and be safe? K1RKLAND AND CO, estate agents, lower hutt HAVJE numerous enquiries for Houses in Otaki. Saies or Excbanges ar ranged. Vacant possession. See our Otaki Agent, A. F. BROWN, MAIN STREET, OTAKI. PROPERTY BUYERS & SELLERS consult— large & go. the universal providers of real estate OFFICES:— WELLIN GT ON— EASTB OU R NE — PLIMMERTON — OTAKI. LOCAI. REPRESENTATIVE: — mr. j. sievers MAIN STREET, OTAKI PHONES: Business 123A; Privaie 123S
, */ "" """" ■ ' 1 " * "" 1 1 1 "■ '.'-v KEEP ABREAST OF THE TIMES BY READING THE LATEST MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. Obtainable from L. G. LOWRY, .1 7 BOOKSELLER, OTAKI. ^ . ■■■ mb, PAUL DUVAL ] We h ave been appointed Stockists in Otaki for these popular Toiletries. WILSON'S PHARMACY (A. C. Wikon, Chemist, by Exam.) "Phomes 168S and 168M. MAIN ST., OTAKI. , . — v #= =• ' ' BUY THEMNOW! BUY THEM BY THE CASE KIEW SEASON'S EATING AND COOKING APPLES JACK HING MAIN STREET, OTAKI. 'Phon© 212. Free Delivery. t ' i — — i
TELEGRAPH HOTEL OTAKI (Opp. Post Ofhee) FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION— REASONABLE TARIFP— EVERY COMFOKT When in need of a holiday corue to „ Otaki Wlien in Otaki stay at the Telegraph Hotel. T. V. CAHILL PROPRIETOR .... 'PHONE 73 ~ HOTEL JUB1LEE, OTAKI "A HOME AWAY FROM HOME" OARS AND BUSBS PASS THE DOORS • AT FREQUENT INTERVALS. BEST OF WINES. ALES AND SPIRITS. ACCOMMODATION : The Best. > T. A. McFETRIDGE PROPRIETOR . . . 'PHONE 11 CENTRAL HOTEL, OTAKI B. J. KELLEHER, PROPIERTOR QNLY the Best of Aceominodation -is provided and the best of WINES, ALES and SPIRITS stocked. ' ; Buses pass the door at frequent intervals for all trains. B. J. KELLEHER 'PHONE 3 FOR SERVICE, '
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Chronicle (Levin), 13 March 1946, Page 2
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