F. I SHERWOOD. CHEAP MUSIC. FRECHTLINGS. The Tailors, Lfiirra Until Saturday; Next. SHEET MUSIC WILL BE CLEARED At Is per Copy. AUSTRALIAN MUSIC BOOKS, Is 3d Don’t Miss this Opportunity. XMAS CARDS—A line selection. Buy now in time l'or the Home mail. Good supplies of morning and evening papers; also “Weekly Press,’’ “Auckland Weekly,” “Sporting and Dramatic Review,” and “Truth.” Try an ounce of the favourite smoke, IMPERIAL ALLIANCE, cut plug tobacco. We have just received a large assort- , ment of BREECHES MATERIAL In Saddle Tweeds and Gaberdines. Gentlemen requiring Well-cut and Durable Garments would be well advised to order before a further rise in price. Highest-class Workmanship with each order. M ISS R JOHNSTON, A.X.C.L., WAIKANAE, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, HAS RESUMED TEACHING, Terms on Application. OLWAL NOTICE. 2 BEG to advise my patients of Otaki and district that I have engaged a good assistant, who will come to me early in the New Year, and then I shall be able to visit Otaki every week. In the meantime T shall be pleased to see you in Levin. FRECHTLINGYOUR PIANO NEEDS REPAIR OR TUNING. All right I Just drop a line to N ATT HANLEY, Otaki, who guarantees true BRITISH Workmanship and Satisfaction. Terms Moderate. SYDNEY HALL, DENTIST. LEVIN. v*7E HAVE THE FOLLOWING tVV ' LINES IN STOCK:— ■wbuhiujum wmasmmKmmmmamm > rnmmmmammmmmrnma jfi CENTRAL | MOTOR GARAGE. - TIM BEVAN, PROPRIETOR, MILL ROAD. OTAKI. All Repairs Promptly and Thoroughly Executed. Work at Lowest Prices. Satislaetion Guaranteed. NO REPAIRS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL. Trial Solicited. MAIZE POULTRY MASH MIXED FOWL FEED POLLARD HORSE COVERS BRAN SUPERPHOSPHATE OATS BONE DU§,T BARLEY TUI B. PHOSPHATE SUCROSINE OILS -jfV . . V CARNOSINE FLOUR SOAP AND CANDLES k AT CURRENT RATES. W. BULL & Co MERCHANTS. LEVIN. Phine No. 5. P.O. Box 36. JOPLIN, STALLARD & CARMICHAEL. Ltd. SHAREBROKERS, Members of the Wellington Stock Lxchange. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND INSURANCE AGENTS, LEVIN. LIST No. 9. 163 — 6 Rooms, new bungalow, well built; all con vs., and thoroughly up to date; pat. w.e. and septic tank. Price £1300; terms. 164 — 9 K-ooms, 6 acres, with garage, stable, lawns, garden; every modern conv.; a lovely home. Price, £4500; terms. 165 61J Acres of exceptional soil, with cowshed, outbuildings, etc.; some acres in crops; 5-roomed modem house, all con vs. Price £IOO per acre; easy terms. 16S —SO Acres first-class land, with cowsheds (hew), and other outbuildinae, 4-roomed house, nearly' new, trap-HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH CAR FOR SALE. (“IDDELEY - DEASY, SILENT KNIGHT ENGINE, latest pre-war Model, fitted with five wire wheels, electric light, guaranteed perfect condition. A snip at the money. I Further particulars from | WELLINGTON MOTOR AND i ACCESSORY CO., j (G. W. Lawrence, Manager), 5, Dixon ! Street, .. WELLINGTON. . ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, (Established 1369.) THE NON FORFEITURE OFFICE, and the most progressive and most liberal Lite Office in the world. Are shed, etc. Price £95 acre; term: 169—50 Acres first-class land, carry 96 cows and other stock; large barns and cowsheds. 5-roomed dwelling, ail conv.;.; nice lawns and ga*iens, with good hedges. Price, £ll O acre; good terms. I? o—lo 4 Acres'first-class land, several acres in crop; new 6-roomed Bungalow; good situation, close to creamery and school; ail convs., cowshed.-:, barns, etc.; also 55 acres hills at 22s acre, lease for 3 years thrown in. Price of freehold £65 per acre; easy terms. 171—50 Acres Srst-elass land in te.A of grasses and well sheltered, all fiat; large cowshed, bams, etc.; up-to-date 6-roomed dwelling, surrounded by good hedges and lawns: all convs. Pri £l3O acre; terms. 175 — 12} Acres, near town, facing sun; carrying 7 cows; new 4-roomc-i cottage, cowsheds, etc. A bargain at £2000; terms. 176 140 Acres first-class land, carries 61 cows and other stock; machines, cowsheds, bares, etc., nearly new modem 6-roomed house, septic tank, etc. A real good proposition at £92 10s per acre; terms. 17S—1 Acre Enilding Section in Durham street. £400: £2OO cash. Call and inspect our complete Property List. We guarantee to place you satisfactorily. * , policy-holder in this Assn•iatkm? If not, be guided by public (pinion and effect a policy NOW ivhiist yon are in good health. Delay' is often dangerous. All profits belong to policy-holders. STONE AND COX, the great authorities on Life Assurance, state the “National Mutual” is one of the strongest offices in the world. The premiums under its Limited Payment Policies are cheaper than those of any Life Office in the World. The Best Office in the World for Annuities. What better recommendation is necessary? Full particulars may be obtained rom Mr. J. B. TUSTIN, District Agent (Te Manuao), Otaki, Or from F. W. NICHOLSON, J.P., General Manager for New Zealand. Custom House Quay, Wellington. ft A Seedsman by Special Appointment t His Excellency the Governor-General. E. WINTERINCHAM, r. a. mcoL,; RELIANCE SEED STOEE, , NO. 37, COURTENAY PLACE. 1 WELLINGTON. } AND REPAXEEB, MILL ROAD OTAKL ;OW NOW THE H. NICOL STRAIN of ANEMONE f.ST. BKIGID) And BANANCULUS SEEDS. PLANT CHRYSANTHEMUMS AND DAHLIAS NOW. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed A Trial Order Solicited. ANTED KNOWN. Best and Cheapest WRITING PADS in the district are to be secured at the “Ot&td 2£aii” Stationery De^artsesit SAHARA JJOUSE. A First-class Private Hotel, replete with large, airy bedrooms. Best of accommodation, tariff low,' One minute ’a walk from the railway nation IQ3O THOMPSON, Proprietress.
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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 19 November 1920, Page 4
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