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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 21 July 1920, Page 4

The Central Furnishing Factory and Warehouse For the Manaw<stu District. HARVEY~ iTcO., Ltd. LEVIN, SUPPLIERS OF FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AT BED-ROCK PRICES. Quality and Workmanship Guaranteed, We specialise in Upholstering, Loose Covering, Re-Coverings, Etc.. Etc. CONGOLEUM The Floor Covering Vvith a Money Guarantee. Assorted Designs in Rugs, Squares, and by the yard. 'PHONE 8. PRIVATE PHONE 128. WE ARE BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, JOINERS, UNDERTAKERS TIMBER YARDS. FENCING POSTvS AND DROPPERS, ETC., IN STOCK. Shoes of Unquestioned Distinction. jgI’iAUTY. daintiness, and cnduran detailed in flris announcement. Made by the world’s leading s-lio of stylo and elegance. A visit, to Pearce's will convinee ter. Call in and inspect the follow BLACK .SOLDI; LOW COURT SII “The Perfection,” 00 SMART NUBCCK TAB COURT Caban heels, . ;i soles, in 355. FAWN NUBIJCIC TAB COURT and Cuban heels, “The L.vl SPECIAL AMERICAN BLACK high Louis covered heels, “ co aro the chief points of the models eists, they are unquestionably ideals you of their extremely high oharacgin OE$, neat steel buckle, Louis heels, SHOES'; largo covered buckles and brown and fawn, “The Vernon,” SHOES, welted soles, covered buckle, usivo, ” 57s (Id. NUBUCK LOW COURT SHOES, Tin Selby,” tills. Pearce's Boot Arcade, 106, Cuba Street, Wellington ; And at Riddiford Street, Newtown. BEAUTIFUL HOMES. . ~, - . Jiao**- _ ->■ " i JVf-; rz& 55 If you want a beautiful home—a picturesque, up-to-date building get a modem design A. KOFOED, Manakau, “OR DESIGN'S AND SPECIFICATIONS. The Farmers’ Milking Machine Write for Quotations and Specifications to A. KOFOED, DISTRICT AGENT, P.O. BOX 14, MANAKAU. S 3 3H as WP m. ■ V.-J ut §" When Can You Deliver ? " ’J'HAT’S the customer's first question, usually. How do yon answer? 7 our goods may be superior, your assistants courteous, your shore hitim five, but, after all, unless yonr deliveries are prompt end dependable, yoe customers will be disappointed. Do yo a realise how many people judge store by its deliveries? ■ Is your delivery system on a par with the rest of yo yr btu.jne.-s* Does draw new trade or lose customers for you? Are your horses as suitable St you as they were at one time? If not, why do yon persist in being a liti behind the tiroes, when a FOSD ONE TON TRUCK would be more in line with your other business standards? Perhaps delivers cost you too much? The Ford Track use* less fuel when handling t full loa than some tracks me rai ing empty. It is a money < -aver, so why ej modernise this department of -roar ba siness at once? ’Phones, 1,3, and 100 J. C. MILNES, MOTOR GARAGE, Licensed Ford Dealer, LEVIN,

] UP-TO-DATE STATIONERY. Kr ' i QCS STATIOHEBY DEPAETMEXT ts-s jojt been replenished with a large and np-to-data stock of all classes of Goods. We inwite the p-r.-lic to cail ea ns for their i&qnireraenta. THE “OTAEI Matt.'* ! “TATIOKEE7 DEPABTMENT. ? "pADS. —A new assortment of PADS, ■ espee&Bj statable for ladies, 64 to Is 64—"MAH," BUJ&nnz Bsjrt*

“'J’HE C*TAEI jyjAIE.” ~ ' 0™* VG t^’6 high cost of j paper, and shortage of supplies, th« ; "Ofcakl Mail” will bo sold at 2d per ' | copy la future to casual buyers. There j will, however, be no increase is the j rates charged to regular subscribers J (4s Gd pet quarter, paid' is advance, j S* €4 if booked). F2ANK PENH, Proprietor. *