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Otaki Mail, Volume XXIII, 31 December 1920, Page 4

XMAS HAMPERS. Send along your order now for your HAMPERS. ONLY LEADING BRANDS stocked/ ENTRAL. TAKE V i 1 the stay should always Civility, jßlianlnwss and Attention. Hostejpjf? Electrically Lighted. Best oif puisine. Best hpujuors. % BesfceJ^fcomm.odaiion.’ 1 , il<mvs&omely Hotel oi the Coast. J. D. HOWELL,, PROPRIETOR. \ MOTOR SERVICE, OTAKI. RIDE WITH COMFORT. ; ; Nothing Bettor, Nothing Surer, PasseDgors from all parts of the district catered for. MOTOR ’BUS AND CARS Always at the disposal of Customers Civility and Attention. DCS MEETS ALL TRAINS. Parties Catered for. G. TATTERSALL PROPRIETOR. ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, (Established 1669.) ‘ THE RON-FORFEITURE OFFICE, and the most progressive and most \ libera! Life Office in the world. I' j Are you a policy-holder in this Asso j , tiation ? If not, bo guided by public o pinion and effect a policy NOW ? w bilst you are in good health. Delay ; is often dangerous. Aft profits belong to policy-holders. ! ST* ONE AND COX, the great j nutho ritiea on Life Assurance, state the “ National Mutual” is one of the 1 strongest offices in the world. Thy premiums ui.'der its Limited Payment Policies are cheaper than those of any Life Offir.o in the World. The Best Office in tho World for j Annuities. .Wht,t better recommendaI tion is necessary? •,

j Bull particulars may bo obtained j ' from L ! Mr. J. B. TUSTIN, j j District Agent (Te Msdmo), Otaki, | Or from F. W. NICHOLSON, J.P., General Manager for New Zealand. Custom House Quay, Wellington. JOPLIN, stallard <&j CARMICHAEL, Ltd. J SHIA KEBBOKEKS, of the Wellington Stock Exchange. 1 AUCTIONEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AND INSURANCE AGENTS, LEVIN. \ LIST No. 9. 163—6 j Rooms, now bungalow, well built; all convs., and thoroughly, up to date; pat/ w.c. and septic tank. Price £1500; ter uxs. IGA —9 Booms, 0 acres, with garage, stable, lawtts, garden; every modern | conv.; a lovply home. Price, £4500; terms. 105—01 j Acres of exceptional soil, with cowshed, outbuildings, etc.; some acres in crops; n-rootaed modern house, all convs. Price £lO6 per acre; easy 163 —SO Acres first-clads land, with cowsheds (new;, ana other outbuild isas, 4-rooiaecl house, nearly new, trapshm, etc. Price £95 acre; terms. 169 —59 Acres first-class land, carry 26 cows and other stock; large barns and cowa heds, 5-roomed dwelling, all ci<. vs.; nice lawns and gardens, with go d hedges. Price, £ll6 acre; good ter j. \ > —lU4 Acres lirst-clasa land, severs acres in crop; new 6-roomed Bangs jw; good situation, close to cream er; and school; ail convs., cowsheds, barns, etc,; also 55 acres hills at 22s ac.e, lease for 3 years thrown in. Price of freehold £65 per acre; easy tsrffis - \ • ~ --e+h 171—50 Acres land in best of grasses and veil sheltered, all flat; large cowshed, barns, etc.; up-to-date 6-roomed dwelling, surrounded by good ; hedges and lawns; ell convs. .Price t £l3O acre; terms. i 175 — 12J Acres, near town, facing i sun; carrying 7 cows; new 4-roomed f cottage, cowsheds, etc. A bargain at. £2000; terms. j 176 140 Acrea first-class land, car- j cows and other stock; machines, cowsheds, bams, etc., nearly new j modem 6-roomed house, septic tank, j etc. A real good proposition at £92 * 10s per acre; terms. ITS—I Acre Building Section in Durham street. £400; £2OO cash. Cal] and inspect our complete Property List. We gttarante'o to place yea satisfactorily. Clnnnwi an d Diadnaff «cyjnred by auak£ toolkiuf Q-TOL 30 Sbimpoct In. 1/6 fcottl*