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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 17 October 1919, Page 4

VAGARIES OF A COLD. Tou can never be sure where a cold is going to hit you. It may be merely a cold in the head or it may attack your throat and leave you with a nasty cough, or it may settle in the lungs and leave some lung trouble. All these things may be avoided if you take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Even if the cold has got a hold on you Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will quickly cure it, and if taken at the first svmptom of the cold it will nip it in the bud. All ebemmts and storekeepers. —Advt. *i

FOR SALE. J2IRCH POSTS, 6in x 4in, £6 ss, f.0.r.; sin x 4in, £6 per 100; Battens, 12s per 100; Strainers, Sin x 8, Bft long, Ss 6d each; Stays, Is 6d each. COLLtER, SON & ROSE SAWMXLLEBS, Eangatana, Main Trunk. ’Phone 15; P.O. Box 19.

HO. SSO. Long and Short Trips . Arranged. Moderate Charges, combined with civility. Temporary 'Phone, 3G. P.O. Bos 21, • Otaki Bailway. AGENT FOE BCICK AND AUSTIN C>LE3. W. J ROW, TE MANUAO, OTAKT BAILWAY.

MOTOR-CAR SERVICE R. MADDOCK, Proprietor, J WISH to inform the public of Otaki and district that I have secured a saven-seater OVJISLAMD CAB, and am prepared to do trips to all parts of the district and elsewhere. On Sundays trips will be made to the Seaside Kesort. Prices reasonable. Telephone 3. R. MADDOCK. SMISS R., JOHNSTON, A.T.CX. WiItvAKAK, (Pupil of Mr Bernard Page), Is prepared to receive pupils for the Pianoforte in any part of the districts