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Otaki Mail, 12 January 1920, Page 1

hew btore ■*' PAEKAKARIKI. 1 (Opposito P. 0.). |!w. LEIGHTON SHORT l] ! PROPRIETOR. I f I pATRONS will Slid our GEO--1 CEBD3S, DRAPERY, IRON- | MONOKBY, and aU HOUSES ! HOIJ> QOODB Of tbo Be»s I I Quality. Post office Slope PARAPARAUMU, FISHER & UABSCHECK Have taken over (he ;tbove store from Mr T. P. Diiitue. Our motto will be CIVILITY AND ATTENTION Combined with REASONABLE PRICES-" . We lutve a stock ol LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, SILK BLOUSES, ETC., 1 AT WHOLESALE PRICES .„DEX CHANGES, a sudUea and extreme changes of srature experienced during the icr frequently give rise to serious ! disorders, especially in anyone is at all susceptible to these com)o not fail to keep a bottle of " 's Colic and Diarrhoea dy, a* it bus never been n to fail to give immediate a lent relief. All chemists and keepers. —Advt. ADViaSi-.-iNO CHANGES. f\\vTNG to t»ie enormous increft.-v in the sost of newspaper pro auction, front ttiis date the ratt for Casual Advertisements in the "Otakl Mail" frill be: Is per inch for first insertion, scd 3s per inert for eaeh subsequent insertion, if consecutive; 3s 6d per inch, it at intervals. "Waste* Ktursra" and 'Tot Bale" advertisements (not exceeding 20 words), Is Od for each insertion, casl in advance; 2s per insertion if booked ■TRAXK 2EHH, Proprirtc "Otaki Mail." A CCQENT BOOKS.—: ass-or-mect of ledgers, cash book?, - books, journals, etc.—"MATT*" I Stationery, DGpartsifiiii.