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Otaki Mail, 15 March 1922, Page 3

w; as - mi iff&SSS m g 1 g § Sg % H a J 5 £ w M e H tn <; * 3 c k S3|l «*S§ g§g£ tn 3 S g 03* l p "5 y CO 2Q 32 **N M W a 2 a, S 3«ll3 »“!§£ a »o Q r. fti < « « §? C K 53 W ■“ O f* * B 0 Tlic supptrec by Air J. Sicvers are of best workmanship, and such carriages prove themselves to be the cheapest in the end. It affords us much pleasure to inform intending clients of the new and up-to-date .Spiral Spring Frame Push Chair. i The beautiful Push-chair with its Spiral Spring is designed to meet the requirements of mothers who wish to give baby a splendid outing free from the slightest jar. CALL OX US AND WE CAN EXPLAIN, AS THIS PEAM AND PUSH-CHAIR Oyx ONLY BE OBTAINED FROM JAMES SI EVERS, j CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, & HARDWARE MERCHANT, I ■ 'Yho is the Sole Agent for the 31 EWART PRAM. * j | Telephone 123, AOTAKI STREET, l ■ bwSM—MI ■uni in in j -f BARGAIN LINES. S IMPORTED , ENAMEL KETTLES—--i Prat 11s Od. Arc Now 9s 6d. 3 Pint Ids tid. Are Now b‘s 6d. JOHNSON 'S No. S WIFE 2t?« <d <> PLUME MOTOR SPIRIT 28s (id CASE. KEROSENE, 17s tid CASE. THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR BARGAIN LINES. THERE ARE PLENTY OF OTHERS SO COME ALONG WHILE THE BUYING IS GOOD. H. B. WISE, TE HORO. ; . iliiUfflß&aieUent *}*i«»ftltoißtKSjote<B6B* X&m&im&tVCltlXiSmt 4?3 STAINLESS CUTLERY. I HAVE JUST OPENED OUT .SOMETHUNO UNIQUE AND USEFUL IN REAL STAINLESS TABLE KNIVES, A 1 QUALITY, AT :j(i/- FEE HALF DOZEN. A reasona good selection of High-Class Plate in ail designs at able prices. Also Watches, Brooches, Trinkets, Etc. ALARM CLOCKS. Just arrived a consignment of high-grade Alarm Clocks from 11/6 each, fully guaranteed. Being a practical Watchmaker, I will regulate and put every clock in order free of charge, should any go wrong. SUPPORT THE LOCAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. t? E. LOOSER, UNDER OTAKI THEATRE, OTAKI). L-rass 2»eeds for^Cash. work out the quantities per acre you desire to sow and see now much your Seeding will cost and compare witn your last sowing. SEND CASH WITH ORDER AND GOODS WILL BE FORWARDED RAIL PAID. Marlborough Lucerne Autumn sowing now recommended) ~*r . V 6 per lb. Lowgrass i ail goou ge rnun at j oils; 9 cl, 1/-, and i/4 lb. Red Clover I/, and 1/4 lb A bake Clover (Choice; . I/O lb. Uromsou Clover (Uhoiee; XUd and 1/- ib. English Pereuiai Rye 7/6 and fc/- bush. Italian Ryegrass (96 per cent.) 8/3 bush. Algerian Seed Oats M/D 5/t> bush. * (jcLl.oji coed Dais aL/U 5/6 b'ish. Par Ker, Vincent & Co., FARMER'S SUPPLY STORES, LEVIN. HARDWARE, MANURES, MOTOR TYRES, OILS, ETC. FRU I T FRESH FROM THE GROWERS. NICE AND JUICY. VEGETABLES. FRESH FROM THE GARDENS. FULL OF FLAVOUR. CORDIALS. ALL LEADING BRANDS. A BIG ASSORTMENT. GROCERIES NOTHING BUT THE BEST. LOWEST PRICES. ’ TOBACCOS. LEADING MAKES. THE WORLD’S BEST. SILKS pretty, cheap, good. lowest prices* I Telephone 88 RUELICHT & Co. Telephone 88. H. H. VANN, sanitary plumber. (Certificated). IT! STREET (Next Police Station). PLUMBING Iff ALL ITS BRANCHES CARRIED OUT SKILFULLY AND PROMPTLY. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. FiiiaT-CLASS WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED.