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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 31 March 1919, Page 3

Maoriiand PICTURES. BRIGHTS' THEATRE, OTAKI. TUESDAY (TO-MORROW). ** IT’S A METRO ! V COME AND SEE OLGA PETROVA In ‘ ‘ MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.” A Wronged Wife Justified in Tahiti; Revenge. A Powerful Play, proving that then should not be one law for the womai and another for the man. THURSDAY—- “ THE WIDOW’S MIGHT.” Sec the Startling Revelations! COMING: THE SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN .FLEET. Official Film. COOK'S ORCHESTRA will play Soleetions each evening. J. McMILLAN, Solo Proprietor. THE PROHIBITION POLL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL dud. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd. BRIGHTS' THEATRE, OTAKI. On Wednesday evening Mrs Atkinson and Mr R. .T. Denton, both veteran workers in the Prohibition cause, will address Otaki Electors in Brights’ -Theatre, tvhen they will deal with the Prohibition question from THE ECONOMICAL ASPECT. Admission free, t'ulicciiun taken. PEACE CELEBRATION AND PEACE MEMOKIAL. PUBLIC MEETING will be hold at Brights’ Theatre Supper Room, Otaki, oil FRIDAY, April -iih, at 8 p.m.. to consider Peace Celebrations fot Otaki and district, and tite erection of a peace memorial. All cordially invited to attend. W. B. SMITH, Chairman Otaki Patriotic Society. JUST TO HAND—Patent Toilet Pins (best Lills) tor office use, paper fasteners, seals for deeds and law purposes, and other office requisites. — “OTAKI MAIL” Stationery Department. FOR SALE. jPIRCH POSTS, Gin x din, £6 os, f.0.r.; Sin x din, £0 per 100; Battens, 12s per 100; Strainers, Sin x 8, Bft long, Ss 6d each; Stays, Is Od each. COLLIER. SON & ROSE, SAWMILLERS, Rangataua, Main Trunk. 'Phone 13: P.O. Box 11*. Boots AND Shoes. f 59* tn f C have a few lines to clear beioro stocktaking. Ladies' Elastic- wtppers, eizes 5,6 s lid Ladies’ Suede Cloth Top Boots, sizes 3. 4,20 s. 22= Od Girls* Strong Lae*:- Boots., sizes 12, 13. j -Jr 6d, Us Od Girls’ Button Lne- **. p.. in'. 13, 10= 6d. Us 123 tkSChild’s Strap Si; •••-• i-- - F. IRVINEMILL EOAD. . OfAKL ‘i. _• • c, T. TRANTER (La re or TrcnfhauiJt BLACKSMITH FAHBIEB osd GENERAL SMITH OTAKI- t t BEG to notify tea: I Lave taken osti j. Better's business at- Otaki, and"by strict attention to business and good workman-hip, combined wi th low t-sE charges, hope to command a rati share of patronage.Further panieulv‘i= tutorMONUMENTAL WORKS WANGANUI, The N.2. Coromandel Granite Co. ' Have- in stock Headstones, Monuinc-n!.** etc., in endless variety, while as; design will be ’ made *t sLc-rttr. notice. ONLY THE BEST'OF WORK. - Reasonable Prices. Wi GR ACE, BsprtasAaiitre.