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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 6 August 1920, Page 3

ES his : jyjAHARA JJOUSE, -yy-AIKAXA | A First-class Private Hotel, reple ; with large, airy bedrooms. Best < * accommodation, tariff low. Oi minute's walk from tho railway statio MRS THOMPSON, Proprietress. HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH CAI FOR SALE. .qIDDELEY - DEASY, SILEN KNIGHT ENGINE, latest pre-wa Model, fitted with five wire wheel; electric light, guaranteed perfect con dition, A snip at tho money. Further particulars from WELLIXGTN MOTOR AND ACCESSORY CO., (G. W. Lawrence, Manager), 5, Dixo. Street, WELLINGTON. A. V. BRIGHT. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, OTAKL ll ;1 If you have properties for salo semi along particulars. If iu want of a nice 'arm or a snug residential property consult mo. i, FARMS OF VARYING SIZES. Household Properties in all parts of * tho district. NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY. APPLE TREES THAT ALMOST GUARANTEE RESULTS. Only tho best stock cun give the biggest crops, and it will pay every i grower to plant Horton’s Pedigree Apple Trees, if he wants maximum results. Every Horton grown tree is true to name —has been grown from a tested and proved good fruiting parent, and is well shaped and well rooted. Moreover, the Horton packing system is admittedly the best in N.Z.. and ensures that every tree arrives iu good condition. Here’s ono of bun ilreds of letters from satisfied customer: —Mr W. H. Campbell, of Dumbarton, Roxburgh, writes: “I am I highly pleased with the quality, also the manner in which the fruit trees were packed. The growth is very fine and the Root system all that could be desired.” Prices from £7 10s per hundred for commercial grade quotations given for special grade trees. Write for a free copy of the Horton Catalogue—full of information of assistance to growers. Correspondence solicited. THOS. HORTON, LTD., ‘‘Horton’s Trees Grow.” Head Office &. Nursery, Hastings, H.B. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. Just opened up 50,000 ENVELOPES. 50,000 ENVELOPES. 50,000 ENVELOPES. Envelopes will be much dearer yet, so j lay in good supplies now. < ‘‘OTAKI MAIL” STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. OTAKI AND ACROSS THE TARARUAS. X HE above Booklet, just published, contains an interesting description of the Tararua mountain track from Otaki to Greytown, together with a short account of the early history of Otaki, and brief mention of a fow of Otaki's beauty spots. Printed on art paper and profusely illustrated. SOME PRESS NOTICES: ‘‘New Zealand Times.” —‘‘It. is a tastefully-arranged publication, brightly written, and splendidly illustrated. Forton ‘‘Herald-’'’ —“The booklet ' contains valuable information end ad- ! vice to prospective tourists . . . and i should help to advertise what in the • : near future will be one of our grandest attractions to tourists. . . . Mr Penn is to be commended for publishing the booklet, is an endeavour to advertise this national asset.... We recommend the booklet to every lover of nature.” Palmerston “Evening Standard.”— “The compiler of the booklet is to be congratulated upon the success of his i laboure, for the publication is boned to j attract considerable attention from. j those well acquainted with the district, | , while it will prove an abundant source < ! of information to those who have not ; ’• yet had the opportunity of visiting the j j seaside at Otaki or making the journey! • over the ranges. | fine illustrations of mountain scenery ! and mountain flora, and tit*, jotrrnej' ’ is described with a wealth of. detail- ; Of Otiki itself tiers _is also a , | collection of'"views’ giving an, j &*£. '%***s&&& & \ For Sale It “OTAKI MAIL” Office 4 ' and all Bookseller*. Price .. .. .. Is Cd. j Secure a copy and help to advertise your town and district! ! Post a copy to yo-rr friends. They will like is? TCST XU HAND. Drawing Pins Waterman Fountain Pens, Pads, eft “Otaki Mail” Stationery Department.