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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 21 April 1920, Page 3

AT 'OAST ISAM EXPERT WATCH, CLOCK, & JEWELLERY REPAIRER, HAS COME TO RESIDE IN OTARI. BRING YOUR REPAIRS TO BINNS, WATCHMAKER, HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, MILL ROAD, OTARI. GOLD-PLATING Done ou the Premises, ;i Specialty. COUNTRY ORDERS BY POST Will be carefully intended to. P S. —Send your Watch or Jewellery Repairs by registered post if you live a distance away. I will advise you the cost of doing same by return mail, and then proceed with repairs as soon as.you reply. ONCE A CUSTOMER YOU WILL ALWAYS BE A CUSTOMER.

PICTURES TO-MQRKOW (THURSDAY) "TOO MANY MILLIONS.'’ "TOO MANY MILLIONS.” "TOO MANY MILLIONS.” (Star.) Wallace Reid. "LITTLE WIDOW.” 1 Mi'-k Sennet t Comedy.) "FENCING IN JAPAN.” "SILENT MYSTERY.” '■ Episode !).) J. McMILLAN, Sole Proprietor. UTAKi. LITERARY AND DERATING CLUB. Tllli \NNCAE GENERAL MEETING of iho above will be held at the Droids’ Hall on MONDAY, 20th | iiisi., a! 7.".0 p.m. Business; Election < i,! - and General. All ineiobi rs and intending members .I.i.liully in\iied to atfeud. G. J'. PETRIE, President.

MAN AKA U CKIt'KET CLUIJ. SOCIAL, under the auspices of the •■iiiijvi l ,‘v. J] he held in the Manakau I’liMir. Halt OH THL'RSDAY, April --'!>■ f. Ouo'J muni?, appetising supper. Adiui-hoi.: Genls is lid, Ladies Js (id. X. LATHAM, non. Sh e. OTAKi HOC KEY SUBAssUCIATION. r j''.tl. At: mini Ocm-ral Meeting of the above will 1.0 held at Bright,' Tli.-:ii;e at 5 fi.lll. -harp on LIUBAV. If. Lie important. A. A Its. LIT, Hon. bee. E. WiNTERINGHAM, BOOTMAKER AND REPAIRER, MILL LOAD OTAKi. IK; •■!;.■ and Promptly, Executed A Trial Order boiicited. QTAK! AND ACROSS THE TARARUAS. r jM.‘i. vc Booklet, just publish*'.!, contains an in-'-resting description O' ihf- Tr rerun mountain, track from *'taki i l . Grcytnwn, together with a short .'..•eount of the early history of ' a;.-! brief mention of a few of ‘-'i :aV beauty spots. Pr.-tite-l on art paprr and profusely >OME PK£.-~ NOTICES: “N. ■ • Z.-aland Time-." —“It is a ' : rr:>ng.--'i publication, brightly v.rtueu. i;-i splendidly illustrated. IVJ;r.er.non "Evening .Standard.’-* — ‘"Tee compiler of the booklet is to be congratulated upon the success of Lis labour.-, for the publication is bound to attract cOE.sider&bfe attention from Loose wed acquainted with the district, "-Lite it will prove an abundant source. jz miormatioa to those who have not I

cat: tee opportunity of visiting tie v.'-.si'te r * Otaki or making the journey the ranges. . . . There ere sense --e idmira-ien.- or mountain scenery r.'J mountain fiora. arid the journey ■ described with a wealth of detail. n Oruki itself there is also a splendid oileeiion of view?, giving aa excellent of the :-.vis-hip and its environ--.-'' ronton •‘Herald."—‘‘The booklet •n tains valuable information and i«l- - v to j rospective tourists . . . nurl ■!.eulJ help -o erti-e Tt-fcai in the .’.vnrv y.ii! he one vi oar grandest ;t traction- to {oar Ist.?. . . . hlr Penn ' «' 5 for y.,' c u-a;ag tie r- nl—roevoar to advertise ■J. r,.. . We recommend ••.• every love-r of nntme." u.s and help to advertise ■mar -ova ni district! Post a copy to your friends. The? will like is! For Bale at * - oTAK - HHL" Gmre und nil Kookivller". X'riee Is 6d.