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Otaki Mail, 10 January 1919, Page 3

I" OST, on Domain Road, Otaki. — _J STARTING HANDLE of motor car. Finder rewarded on returning to j “MAIL” Office. j ; “V x ; ANTED TO LExVSE, in or near VV Otaki—Housed with 2or 3 acres land, with option of purchase. State price, etc., to c.o. A.K., “ Otaki Mail. LOST, between'Otaki and Hautcre Cross, I Grinder for mowing machine. Apply JONES 7 GARAGE. YOUTHS’ PANAMA HATS,, just opened, tip-top line. 10s 6d, at Bills and Moore’s. ENT’S ' White Tennis Shirts. Special value, Os 9d and Ss, at ■Bills and Moore’s. TV JEN’S Heavy Cotton Sox, Is pair' at Bills and Moore’s. BOX SUITS, Walking Suits, and Lounge Suits. All sizes and nrices at Bills and Moore’s. OTAKI TOWN BOARD. ELECTION. is hereby given that at a Poll of Electors held on TUESDAY, 7th' day of January, for the return of one Commissioner to fill one vacancy the following was the result of the polling:— .x-—-.. Votes. D ’ATH, R. M. B 141 KILSBY, CHARLES Informal 109 • 4 I therefore declare .Reginald M. B. D’Ath duly elected as Commissioner. M. H. AYRE, Returning Officer. AUCTIONEERS ACTS, 190 S AND 1910 NOTICE OF ISSUE OF LICENSE. OTAKI TOWN DISTRICT. J HEREBY give notice that ME FRANCIS FREDERICK SHALDERS, w-ho has a place of business within the above town district,‘has been duly licensed to sell by auction, sucliliconse to continue in force until the day on tvhicli tlic first ordinary meeting of the Otaki Town Board is held after the 31st day of December next. Dated Otaki this sixth day of January, 1919. ” M. H. AYKfc, Town Clerk. Fountain pens.—Onoto, swan Kiwi, IJSlaekbird, Conqueror, etc, —All on sale at “ MAIL” OFFICE Stationery Department. NOTE PAPER, Mourning Envelopes, Sympathy Cards, In Memoriam Cards, etc., in wide range at the “OTAKI MAIL” Stationery Dept. y'-'f ENT’S “Alpine” Tweed Hats, \T very smart. Just opened, 10s (id, at Bills and Moore’s. OTAKI SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1919. j 1 j £) ALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer for sale, as abovc--100 2-tooth wethers (off hills) GO prime fat ewes 75 2-tooth wethers 75 2-tooth ewes 41 mixed 2-tooth sheep 150 4-tooth ewes, first-class line 9 prime fat cows 2 fat- cows 4 fat bulls • 5 good veaners 5 fat cows 1 p.b. 4-year Shorthorn bull 7 mixed weaners 8 empty cows .1 guaranteed springer 19 first-class weancr steers . 1 rubber-tyred gig in good order fowls, ducks, etc., furniture. L. SKERMAN, X Agent. • C SPECIAL NOTE.—Owing to the date of this,sale falling on the 35t.h —Ilorowhenua Show date —we arc holding the rale on MONDAY', 15th. OTAKI SALE. MONDAY’, 13th JANUARY, 1919, At 1 p.m. 190 mixed 2-tooibs 120 2-tooth, wethers 100 store ewes (i fat cows 10 forward cows 22 2-ycar steers 10 yearling steers TE HORO STOCK SALE. DALGETY AND CO.. LTD., , wish to intimate to their Clients . ] that they will inaugurate their , i FIRST SALE AT TE HORO YARDS ; , ! f ' MONDAY. JAKUAgIv. ,ow 'being taken. E. SKERMAX, Agent. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. THE School opens on MONDAY. 10th February, 1919. Classical. Commercial, and Agricultural- classes. College Haase Hoarding Establishment for boys; early application necessary. New pupils enrolled on February sth, fith and 7th. from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Prospectus sent on application to IV. HUNTER, —Secretary, Palmerstoa North. .