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Otaki Mail, 9 January 1920, Page 1

Ihe Hew Store PAEKAKARIKI. (Opposite P. 0.). W. LEIGHTON SHORT PROPRIETOR. ■pATBONS will find our GEOr CEKIES, DRAPERY, IRONMONGERY, and all HOUSEHOLD GOODS o t tHe Best | Quality. Prices Low. Post Office Store PARAPARAUMU, FISHER & uABSCHECK ! Have taken over the above store horn Mr T, P. Dunne. 1 Our motto will be CIVILITY AND ATTENTION Combined with KEASONABLE PRICES\Ve have a large stock ot ! r \DIES’ AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, SILK BLOL'SES. ETC., j AT WHOLESALE PRICES SUDDEN CHANGES. The sudden and extreme changes of temperature experienced during the summer frequently give rise to serious bov.ei disorder.-,, especially in anyone who is at all susceptible to these complaints. Do not fail to keep a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy handy, as it has never been known to fail to give immediate and permanent relief. Ail chemLts an.* storekeepers. — Advt, ADVliiti>-iJJS'G CHARGES. RAWING to the enormous increase in the cost of newspaper production, from this date the rate for Casual Advertisements in the * • Otakl Mail” will be: As per inch for first insertion, and 3s per inch for each subsequent insertion, ir consecutive; 33 6d par inch, if at intervals. “Wanted Known” and “Tor Sale” advertisements (not exceeding 20 words), Is 6d for each insertion, cash in advance; 2s per insertion if boohed. yp-AKK PENH, Proprietor ‘ 1 OtftM Mali. ’ ’ JS CCOTJNT BOOKS—To hand a large assortment of ledgers, cash cook.?, Gsy books, journals, etc.—“MAIL” Stationery Department-