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Otaki Mail, 3 January 1919, Page 3

j -rjj OR PRIVATE SALE. Double JP Iron Bedstead, large Diningable, Lamp, and other articles furniture. Apply “ OTAivi. MAIL ’' Office. "t~ OST.—Near Public Library,, a I J Camera. Binder rewarded on returning to “OTAKI MAIL’-' Office. GENT’S “Alpine” Tweed Hats, very- smart. Just opened, 10s Gd, at Bills and Moore’s. <- F OR SALE. Albion Two-horse Mower in good order. Price, 10s. x\pply H. SMALL, Otaki. BOX SUITS, Walking Suits, and Lounge Suits. All sizes and Xiriccs at Bills and Moore’s. jyjEN’S Heavy Cotton Sox. Is pair at Bills and Moore’s. ENT’S White Tennis Shirts. Special value, Os lid and Ss, at Bills and Moore’s. gglN NURSE CLOTH, blue ground, with assorted stripes. Is lid yard | at Bills and Moore’s. 4QIN WHITE VOILE, with fairly large coloured spot. Very special •value, Is and Is Od, lit Bills and Moore’s. v jypURNING NOTE-PAPER, Mourn- , ing Envelopes, Sympathy Cards; In i Memoriam Cards, etc., in wide range at | the “OTAKI MAIL’’ Stationery Dept, j OTAEI TOWN BOARD. ( i APPLICATIONS are invited for the j Position of Dog Tax Collector to | the above Board up to THURSDAY, | January 16th, at .12 noon. Full partieu- 1 luts can be obtainer- at the Board’s j Office. ! M. If. AYRI-l, j Town Clerk. | OTAKI TOWN BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION OF COMMISSIONER, is hereby given that in a cordancc with “The Local Elcetioi and Polls Act, 1905,” and the amendments thereof, the following persons have been duly nominated for the office of Commissioner of the Otaki Town Board District; — D’ATII, REGINALD M. B. KILSBY, CHARLES. And there being only one vacancy to be tilled, a-Poll will be taken as between the said candidates on TUESDAY, the 7th day of January, 191!), at the Otaki Town Board Office between the hours of 9 a.m. to G p.m. inclusive. M. H. AYR.E, Town Clerk. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING. ]yjß C. WEINGOTT, sen., of Palmerston N., will visit Paraparaumu from 7th January for a few weeks. 38 years in daily practice; tuner to the Palmerston N. Hospital Board, schools, and most public institutions. Terms very moderate. Estimates for repairing free. Orders may bo sent care of P. 0., Paraparaumu.

It's The Lens That Helps The Eye. Jin' most careful examination ol your eye.-, will avail yon nothing. if the lenses are not absolutely correct. It. i,- always well to guard against '"cheap" optical service, its filasso that do nor suit your sight do more harm than none at aP. When you feel your eyes need attention —when your head begin? to ache, print becomes iduiT-d, ot your eyes begin to run —you|hould see the best optician.?, anq give vour eve.s a chance to d. their Make an appointment at on<e. MORRISON & GILBE3D, 103, Customhouse Quay, Welliigton.

Otaki Tea-Room^. viously conducted b£ Mrs Eat®, and •will supply Morning and Afternoon Teas. Suppers, etc..' at lowe.-t prices. Banis and Eggs "at -ill houis. Hot Dinner? Sale Days. AOfttse The Y.M.CA. will continue to work for each with the fullest strength ox its organisation, as it has done in the Camps, at the Base Depots and in the Trenches. Free Membership - for Twelve Months Wiil be given to all returned soldiers. If you have served with the N.Z. Forces, it is only necessary to apply \o the Secretary of the nearest y.M.C.A., when a freemerrjbershin' cani wil? be issued entitling you to ell the priviiesas cf\he institution. ' Ui ;Ts >;iti fccc|i tt«jrtber in Ne* -^^"■lltdTriansttv ■jW"i£cd Inaiigity' sjyT'urtlicr in(orn*ation \j£ :'ni:;i S.'.'.iona! Srcre.M.C..A. Hi «. B :>!:«-