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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 18 August 1919, Page 3

> EGULAB SALE? of - Vegetables, 1"■ Fruit, Live Stock, Vehicles, Land, j [ Houses, Furniture, etc., etc., trill bo 1 held at the Otaki Mart (late Town !Hall), at times convenient to the public. G ANDERSON. LICENSED LAirD & STOCK AGENT, OTAKI RAILWAY. i - * — | Entries arc Now Invited. ■ Goods for the salerooms vrill be re- ! eeived between the hours of 9.30 and • noon daily on and from June 25th. We are Bepresentatives for: I National Mutual Life Assurance. Protect your vrives and children. Induce your growing children to insure—Best way is lea-a the saving > habit. i Tire Insurance & Employers' Indemnity j Protect yourselves and your property i from lire losses. ! CLEARING SALE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. ! ON the'pbeemises, OTAKI, j At 11.30 sharp. I "jV/TB G. ANDEBSON has received inI struct ions from MAJOR ADDING--1 TON to sell by Public Auction Stock and Implements ;uiU tlic; v.fcole of the very Superior Household Furniture, on AUGUST 30, commencing at 11.30. IN THE FIBLD. WIRE NETTING of various meshes .suitable for all purposes, disc plough, 2 tyne harrows, rellcrs, iron si miners, wheelbarrows, garden tools. 4 lengths of hose in ihic "condition, pot plants, etc., etc. Also. A quantity of well bred (heavy) poultry, and an upstanding ec-b, rubber-tyred dogcart in splendid condition, and two sets of kar- j ucss and gentleman's saddle. IN THE STATION HOUSE. AXMINSTEB CARPET, with fwo rug? to match (large) AXMINSTEB CABPET, with two rugs (medium) ' AXMINSTEB CABPET (medium) AXMINSTEB CABPET, with two rugs to match (large) AXMINSTEB CABPET, with one j) rug (medium) J Runner Carpet" :11111 Doormats , All the above are in good condition, and were specially woven for the owner, in fine designs and perfect colouring. LINOLEUMS. Many like new BLANKETS. 25 best aeecy wool blankets, "Kaiapoi," never used. Pictures, fine water colours and en- ■ gravings (valuable) Clocks, sveral, Maj'.p'm and Webb and other maker*. DIKING AND SITTING ROOMS— Large Chesterfield and easy chairs, upholstered in real leather, writing dealt and chair, occasional tables and chairs, plush and SC-rgC curtains, like new, easy chairs, etc. BEDROOMS— Wardrobes, duchesses. WOODEN BEDSTEADS, iron and brass bedsteads. rugs. tables and chairs, toiletware i KITCHEN AND SCULLERY— Twelve p"'" >""* P an .* '" "" o '' or "' cr ' dinner and tea services, electroplate, linen, napcry, '<*<■>»> buckets, etc. r WASHHOUSE— Large mangle, wringers, washing board-, etc. Also. Tennis net. court markers and waterfilling lawn roller, two grans j mowers of best makes, tennis ' balls and rackets. 3 AUCTIONEER ?S NOTE.—AII that iwill be offered is of the best, and to icet elients we have arranged for i motor 'bus to leave Otaki Post, Office • at 10.30, Otaki Railway at ILS, meeting the Wellington train, and thence 1 proceeding to the site of sale. Tils j 'bus will return at 4.30 p.m. MOTOR SERVICE. HAVE DECIDED TO * run a motor between Otaki and '' Levin every TUESDAY and SATOB- !• DAY, leaving Otaki at 10 a-m- an«i r j returning from Levin Post Office at "4.30 p.m.. d ( Fares: Single. 6?; Return, 10*. I Passengers also taken for Maaakan and Ohau. ■>, W. H. BANbOM, i OtakiMOTOR SERVICE. , of asopport. My car will be available or day at lowest rates. I. 'Phone No. 26. W. H. RANSOM. •MOTOR-CAR SERVICE J R. MADDOCK, Proprietor, T WLBH to iaiona the public of Otaki and district that I have seeaxed a seven-seater OVERLAND CAR, and • ara prepared to do trips to all ports.of I tie district gad elieTrhcie. Oa Ssa(days trips -trill be mads to the Seaside Resort. Prices reasonable. Telephone 2. E. MADDOCK. £<POETSMEN are ■ iiesyssfiEg with D«j ft? &*•» Oh tteastng- , „ W. H- FIELD.