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Otaki Mail, 13 February 1922, Page 3

POSTS, STRAINERS, BLOCKS. l FOR- SALE. | POSTS, 6x4, 6x5, £lO per 100. | POSTS, 6x6, 5x4, £9 per 100. , STRAINERS, Bxß, Bft. long, 10s each. HOUSE BLOCKS, 7x7, Bxß, 8d per ft. KIKAWAKA POSTS, £7 per 100. FENCING STAYS, Bft long, 6x4 at 4s 6d -per stay. 14ft. POLES, 6x4, 7s; 16ft. 8s; 18ft. 10s; 20ft. 14s. For further Particulars apply—- “ Mail” Office. POISON LAID. f is hereby given that poison for birds has been laid in my orchard.—G M. LETHBRIDGE. TENDERS. TENDERS to close on WEDNESDAY, February 22nd, 1922, are invited lor the following:— • JOINERY, PLUMBING, And BRICKWORK for residence, Mill Road, Otaki. | Plans and specifications can be in- , spected, and all information given on application to the undersigned.—-A. E. j DUNN, Chemist, Otaki. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. H. PERCIVAL, Builder, Mill Road, Otaki, j OTAKI BOROUGH COUNCIL. UNPAID RATES. RATEPAYERS are notified that (by resolution of Council) all unpaid rates (both current and arrears) will be sued for after February 28th, 1922. F. G. DAVIES, Town Clerk. lIOROWHENUA COUNTY COUNCIL. * ELECTION OF THREE MEMBERS 1 OF THE lIOROWHENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. RESULT OF POLLING. 1 J HEREBY give notice thtt the result of the Polling held on the Bth Ee- j bruary, 1922, was as follows:—r Votes Received. p And as G. A. Monk, A .A. Brown and A. Seifert received the highest number of votes, I hereby declare the said G. A. Monk, A. A. Brown and A. Seifert to be duly elected members of the Horowhcnua Electric Power Board, for the ' constituent district of Horowhenua County. P. W. GOLDSMITH, ] Returning Officer. -j Levin, February 11, 1922. —Wo are posting prices of Papering even one room, write to ALEXANDER CLARK, LTD., P.O. Box 185, Palmerston North, and Samples will be posted to you. QOLOURED HONEYCOMB BEDspreads soil less easily than white; 1 very durable; Light Blue or Pink; double bed size, 22s 6d. —CLARK’S, LTD., Levin’s Best Store. ' Q.BNTS ’ FANCY TWEED RIDING ' BREECHES, good patterns and j great value, 32s 6d at BILLS AND MOORE’S. " j

fJERE WE AKE. GIBSON'S ’ Levin, can supply you with tho choicest selection of Crockery and j' Glassware. Inspection Invited. T° those requiring narrow PatentLeather Belts, new stocks have arrived.—CLAßK’S, LTD., Levin’s Best j Store. i Largest and Best Assortment in ■ the district of Hearth and Floor RUGS, at BILLS AND MOORE’S. j jQAMASK SUPPER CLOTHS, with coloured borders, Red or Blue, substantial quality; moderately priced | at 13s 6a.— CLARK’S, LTD., Levin’s \ Best Store. j ALLPAPERS.— We »ie posting out i new season’s Samples. Write to- ! day and be one of our satisfied custom- i ers.—ALEXANDER CLARK, LTD., P.O. Bos 185, Palmerston North. ! JJVLORAL BORDERED CASEMENT I CLOTH which will hang well in I this width, about 36in. wide; extra gqod value at 2s 6d.—CLARK’S, LTD., j Levin’s Best Store, ROOM with a shabby rug is like person in shabby shoes—we always look down. Pelt Bedfoom Rugs, stencilled in art colours, are a new line showing at CLARK’S, LTD., Levin’s Best Store. ■■ f,ALLPAPERS.—We have opened up another fine range of new season’s goods at prices ? little lower than last shipment:" Write to-day for Patterns.—ALEXANDER CLARK, LTD., P.O. Bos 185, Palmerston North, j |SIG SEWARD open % thos6 who j havg the** Repaired by us.— Paxton BROS.’ Tyre Service, Levin C'' UARANTEED by us for 2000 miles —Our Infallible RETREADS. HAXTON BROS. ’ Tyre Service, Levin ‘ | yyHY do we Know that you are all going to use American-Akron Tyres before long? Think it out.— 1 Sole agents, HAXTON BEOS.’ Tyro ' Service, Levin. e c. WyE mention Art Canvas at a gooc wearing material for covering cou ! ches or chairs, or for making tabic cut j tains and hall curtains.—CLAßK’S LTD. { Lavin’* 6toy«,