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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 16 April 1920, Page 3

JAGRILAND 10-MOEP.OW (SATURDAY)— The Management have great pleasure in announcing that the popular Australian Star, ENID BENNETT "Will be presented in '' PUSS AND FEATHERS, '' "FUSS AND FEATHERS," '' FUSS AND FEATHERS,'' j \ story v.-ith thylls, surprises, and the love eleiuent ivonderfully blended together. I "RIP AND STITCH TAILORS." j (Mack Sennett Comedy.) •GOAT RANCHING IN AMERICA" "AMERICAN GAZETTE." 'ILLAN, Sole Proprietor. U;.\lX' AND DISTRICT il/TURAL AND IND USOCTET V.

if the uljovc will be held in the *-hoolrowii on MONDAY. 19th S ii.Jii. JOII.V G. MACLEAN, lion. Secretary. AKI HOCKEY SUiiASSOCIATION. initial General Meeting of tho • will be held at Briglits' ul H p.m. sharp on FRIDAY, t. Business important. A. ADSETT, Hon. Sec. 'AIiA Uil (' BEACH.— Splendid lmi for siilc. nearly 2 acres.— •ess apply "Otaki Mail" Ofh>c A LIC. - ■ N<>. 8 Blick TYPEI l.li. practically new, in good my ri'.'iyonublo offer. —Apply 'J. *LADE, Otaki. i:i>. •- A Waitress-Housemaid. Iv _\lKs SOTHEEAN, Family BUY.—Horse, Lighi inie.ss, separately o -Apply E. CLAKKK "Otaki Mail" Office

CIEXTIFIC CHARACTER READING by return registered mail. The aoiico o£ all knowledge is sclf-knovr-Igc. Send birth date, month, year •i postal note 5s toT. J.DUNSTo'xE, >:■: 1-118, Auckland. IMMJLIC TIM'ST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAIXST ESTATES. . is hereby given, pursuant to •V) of the Public Trust Office , that all creditors and others 'aims against any of the persons whose names appear hcdulc hereunder (and whose e under administration by tho ustee) are hereby rccpuired to DUPLICATE such claim?, iculars, and ccrlue and owing by tlie rcspeies at the death of the respec---..1 person-, with the Public local 'jtii'-e at Wellington, on the l-th day of June, 1920. aim not lodged by the date liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. WALTER JOHN, late V. VCHARIAH, ity Public Trustee. h'Ai.ril. 1920.

OTAKI AND ACROSS THE TARARUAS. rpilF. above Booklet, just published, """ contains an interesting description ot the Tararua mountain track from Otaki to Grcytown, together with a short account ot" the early history of Otaki, and brief mention ot a few of Ot: *-:: V beauty spots. rr:nti--.i on art k:;*<-t and profusely SOMK I'fir>» NOTICES: "NVw Zealand Times."-—"lt ia a tastefully-arranged publication, brightly written, and sjilcudiJly iiltistrated. *- • s "The compiler or' «h.; booklet is to bo congratulated upon the -access of his labours, for the publication is bound to attract considerable retention from those well acquainted with the district, while it will prove an abundant source of information to those who have cot yet had the opportunity of visitisg tie seaside- at Otaki or nsaking the journey over the ranges. . . . There are soiae fine illustrations of mountain scenery; and mountain flora, and the journey is described with a wealth of detail. Of Otaki itself there is also a splendid collectioß of views, giving an excellent idea of the twnship and its environs.' 1 Foxtoa "Herald."—"The booklet contains valuable information ard advice to prospective tourists ... a~d should help to advertise -what in the rear future will be one of o=r gTande=t attractions to tourists. . . . Mr Pena i= to be commended for publishing in* booklet, is ar. endeavour to advertise this rational asset We recommend the booklet to every lover of nature." Secure a «trv arid luslp to advertise Woo**' Ca*e.._ For eongfhs zz£ Gelds, rever I Is Sd, U 9S»