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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 26 May 1919, Page 3

! BEACHES THE SPOT. The best application for all neuralgic and rheumatic pains, cuts, bumps and bruises is Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, -j It reaches the spot and stops the ache ■' almost at once. j Chamberlain's Pain Balm is good for i any use ho which a liniment can be put. I All chemists and storekeepers.—Advt. j SELL.—A House Cow, good milker J and quiet, calved six weeks. —Apply “Otaki Mail." - j ANTED—Sewing and Knitting (by j hand or machine). —Apply “Mail” . Office for particulars. RANTED TO BUY.—Pony, Gig and ; Harness, completo outfit or sepa- i ratcly; must be in good order. —Ad- } dress-particulars “OUTFIT,” care of r “Otaki Mail.” j TjVyANTED. —MILKING ON SHARES ,' by family of 4 or 5 milkers; hand ! milking; 50 or 60 cows.—Apply A.J., I P. 0., Waikanae. - J^OST. —A RUG, between the Mill Rd. crossing and Salvation Army Barracks. Reward on returning to “Mail” Office. i i

ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH. }._ rplIE BISHOP OF WELLINGTON j will hold a CONFIRMATION NEXT > SUNDAY EVENING, at 7 o ’clock. He. I will also celebrate Holy Communion and preach at the morning service. j rjX) BUSH CONTRACTORS—We h:ivc I an area of about 200 acres of bush j to bo felled this season at Rikiorangi, near Wnikanac. Price, £2 os per acre ! surface measurement. Can be let .in if] sections from 00 acres upwards. Apply j W. SWEENEY, Rikiorangi ('phone 2.1, | Waikanac), or C. & A. ODLIN, LTD., j Wellington. j STRAY COW.

QTRAYED on my property, AYaitohu•—One Roan Cow. If not claimed within seven days and expenses paid will be sold to .defray expenses. H. H. BILLS. Otaki, May 26tli, 1919. g O C K E Y. HOCKEY.

FIVE-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. OTAIvI DOMAIN. A. ADSETT, Secretary. FOR SALE. CEVERAL HERD-BOOK and GRADE L SHORTHORN BULLS, milking strain, IS to 20 months. M. SEMCOX, Otald. FENCING POSTS.' DOR SALE. —Heart Birch FENCING POSTS, STRAINERS, and DROPPERS—AppIy ARTHUR SEED, ■ Maymorn Estate. Box 22f>, Wellington. TO THE ELECTORS OTAKI TOWN BOARD.

J HAVE decided (upon request from ratepayers) to contest the vacant scat upon the Board. lam prepared, if elected, to faithfully devote such time that the position demands in the interest of Otaki, Rangiuru, European and Native alike, having one object and purpose in view, viz.: Progress upon sound business lines. Yours faithfully, C. H. WILLIAMS. OTAKI TOWN BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION OF COMMISSIONER. is hereby given that in accordance with "Tho Local Elections and Polls Act, 1905,” and the amendments thereof respectively, I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated for the office of Commissioner of tho Otaki Town Board District: — MACKTE, JOHN NOBLE, WILLIAM HENRY' WILLIAMS, CHARLES HENRY" And there being only one vacancy to be filled, a Poll will be taken as between the said candidates on WEDNESDAY', the 11th day of -June, 1919, at the Otaki Town Board Office, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. inclusive. M. H. AYRE, Returning Officer.

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