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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 5 June 1920, Page 3

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For Influenza, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 9d, 2s 9d. CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY NEST, luglican Church. Otaki— S a.m. —Holy Communion, in a.m. —Sunday School 11 a.m. —Matins 7 p.m.—Evensong Otaki Station, 10.3(1 a.m. —Sunday S, 10 a.m.—Sunday School 7 p.m. —Evensong Hautere—--11 a.in. —ll 0. To Horn, lo a.m. -Sunday Scoool 7 p.m.—Evensong Paraparaumu — 11 a.m.— H.C. 7 p.m.—Evensong Wnikanae — 7 p.m.-- Evensong Paeknkariki — 8 a.m. —H.C. 7 p.m. —Evensong Maori Church. 10.30—Matins 2.15 p.m.- —Maori S.S. Methodist Church. Otaki — 9.45 a.m. —Sunday School 11 a.m. —Rev. W. G. Slade 7 p.m. —Mr Ivirk Manakau — 7 p.m. —Rev. W. G. Slade (*) To doro — 2.30 p.m.—Rev. AV. G. Slade(s) 7 p.m.—Mr Crawford Waikanao — 2,.".0 p.m. —Air Ennvakcr. s Paraparaumu—--11 a.m.—Mr Earwaker. ? Paekakariki—--7 p.m.—Air Earwaker, ?. Roman Catholic Church. Otaki— S a.m.---Maas 7 p.m. —Evening Devotions To Huro — 10 a.m. —Mass HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH CAR FOR SALE. QIDDELKY DKAsy, SILENT KNIGHT ENGINE, latest pre-war Model, lit led with live wire wheels, electric light, guaranteed perfect, condiiion. A snip at tlio money. Furiher particulars from AYELLIXGTN MOTOR AND ACCESSORY CO.. (G. \Y. Lawrence. .Manager), 5, Dixon Street. WELLINGTON. "PROTECT your Fountain I’en and buy a steel metal protector. Further stock just arrived.—Stationery Dept., “Mail” Office. OTAKI AND ACROSS THE TARARUAS. (JUIL above Booklet, just published, contains an interesting description of the Tararua mountain track from Otaki to Grcytown, together with a short account of the early history of Otaki, and brief mention of a few of Otaki's beauty spots. Printed on art. paper and profusely illustrated. SOME PRESS NOTICES: “New Zealand Time?.” —“It is a tastefully-arranged publication, brightly written, and splendidly illustrated. Foxton “Herald.”—-“The booklet contains valuable information and advice to prospective tourist? . . . and should help to advertise what in the near future will be one of our grandest attraction;, to tourists. . . . Mr Penn is to be commended for publishing the booklet, is an endeavour to advertise this national asset. ... AVe recommend the booklet to every lover of nature.” Palmerston “'Evening Standard.”— “The compiler of the booklet is to be congratulated upon the success of hielabours. for the publication is bound to attract considerable attention from those well acquainted with the district, while it will prove an abundant source pf information to those who have rot vet had the opportunity of visiting the seaside at Otaki or malting the journey over the ranges. . . . There are some fine illustrations of mountain scenery and mountain flora, and the journey i- described with a wealth of detail. Of Otaki itself there is also a splendid collection of views, g ring an excellent idea of the Iwnship and its environs.” F'*r Sale at “OTAKI MAIL ‘- Oihee and all Bookseller; Price O'p Secure a copy end help w yOllt t v|W u aild ai »-*’' tfo** ' " —CI. . a copy to your friends. They will like it!