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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 15 October 1920, Page 3

For Influenza, tako Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure, is 9d 1 • 2a td. ’ ; .*nOßCi‘ vivi.t wifr.ui SKA v [ Anglican uiiut«:n. '■ ; Otaki ] 8 a.in.—Holy Communi )n 1 10 a.m.—Sunday School | 11 a.m.—H.C. 1 p.m.—Evensong I'itaki Station, IO.cO a.in.—Sunda.v S Manakau- ' ; 10 a.m.—-Sunday School 7 p.m.—Evemong I To Tloro, 10 a.m.—Sunday Scnooi ! 7.30 p.m.—Evensong 1 Paraparaumu—j 8 a.m.—H.C. I 7 p.m.— Evensong I Waikanae — | 11 a.m.—H.C. 7 p.m.—Evensong Puekakariki—--7 p.m.—Evensong Kikiorangi— I 2.30 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. —Bov. W. U. Slade j 7 p.m.—W. G. Slade. 1 Manakau—--7 p.m. —Supply I To floro — £.30 p.m.—Rev. W. G. Slade. ’ 7 p.m.—.Mr Kirk Waikanue—--2.30 p.m. —51 r I.'urwa.'.er I'n.-aparaunni—-li a.m.—Mr Jkrwuker t’aekakarjki— Roman Uatiouc Ctwrcts. 9 n.iu.—Mass J p.m.—Evening Devotioae YTuikanae — 11 a.m. —Mass Manakau — 9 a.m. —Mass Oh a a—--11 a.m.—Mass THANKS. jgEFORE leaving this district to takeup residence in Western Australia., I desire to heartily thank ail mends for the hand of welcome offered to Mrs Coley and myself on arrival, and also take the opportunity of thanking -in. including ratepayers, for continued kindnesses. It is with many .regret that we leave, and in doing so we merely say uu revoir, hoping at soarfuture time to renew old acquaintances. F. COLEV. pOE SALE.—A Gig and Rustic Trap. , in good order, cheap.—Apply I'. Field, Otaki Railway. ■RANTED.— Young GIRL to rtisiTt \ with housework. —Apply MRS ! QUILL. WANTED—A LADY HELP, able i to do plain cooking, for a country I household. Other help kept. Apply j immediately to MRS A. R. GREEN j WOOD, Brenui, Taranaki. ■^yANTED TO SELL.—Quarter-acre j V level BUILDING SITE, Eaukawa j street, Otaki, few yards from centra town. Terms reasonable. Owner leaving N.2. —Apply sharp to Bos 1311, j Wellington. J 1 IRE WOOD. —For Sale, Firewood in ’ any quantity.—Apply BILLS AND MOORE, Otaki. JF you want to look smart go along j to the Old Sport, the “Ideal” ; Saloon, for your Haircut and Shave. . yy ANTED KNOWN. Best and j Cheapest WRITING PADS in the j district are to be secured at the j “Otaki Mail” Stationery Department. ; “yyHAT’S your hurry. Fred?” “I ! am going to the Old Sport to get ; some Minnows before they all go! ” [ INHERE is a reason why.Otaki motorists are consulting HAXTON BROS., j Tyre Service, Levin. “It'* the re- ; I AT OTORISTS! Don’t throw away ' | anything in the tyre line, until you ! get our advice. HaXTON BROS., ! Tv re Service, Levin. j ' pARMERb! Get your supplies of j Milking Machine Rubbers from us. 1 We supply tor any make.—HAXTON BROS.. Tyre Service, Levin. i ‘‘J HAVE been looking for you. Why, j where have you been?” “Having a Game of Billiards at the Old Sport’s I played a great game: the tab’e is ! splendid now —new eloth. and the table has been levelled by one of Aleock’s experts.” ''WHAT'S the matter, Jack? Got t -a bad head? _Go Along to the ’ldeal' Hairdressing Saloon for u Shampoo. The Old Sport will turn you out a new man.” NOTICE TO TRESPASSES S. REPEATED wanton damage by miscreants of, and theft from. buiH- ; mgs at Waimea compels me to give '■ notice that any person found on i Ngarara Farm without iay permission t will fee PROSECUTED. W. H. FLELD. ' PAPE: ' Cards, etc., at - 1 MAT , Department. Envelopes £ Wreath Sts t.-'n-.-rr r T ABIES*. .-tee car HAND-MABI PAPES Fittest quality, !cr»-»*' prices-—“MAuI-” Sta*'onery Det.-t.