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Otaki Mail, 22 March 1922, Page 3

The Ptfmmbntatorar supple* Tjy Mr J. Sic vers are of best workmanship, and sucli 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. The beautiful Push-chair with its Spiral Spiiug j s designed to meet the requirements of mothers who wish to give baby a splendid outingfree from the slightest jar, !§i w -' : CALL OX US AXD AVE CAN EX PLAIN, AS THIS PRAM AND PUSH-CHAIR CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED FROM JAMES SIEVERS, Who is the Sole Agent for the STEWART .PRAM Telephone 123. AOTAKI STREET. SNIPS FOR TE HORO BUYERS, | SARDINES, ilb tins 6d. 1 HERRINGS LN TOMATO BAU< E, *lb tins (id I DESSICATED COCOANUT, 9d lb, | FRESH HERRINGS, large tins. 7* ■I WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, quarts, 1/4. ~ § ST. MUNGO SOAP, 6 pkts. 1/-. % 51b DAIRY SALT, 1/-. I CREAM TRATAR, 1/6 lb. "" " | EDMOND'S I3.Uv.ING POWDER, 1/10. n CHEESE, first grade, lid !b. I SOAP, large bars, 1/- bar. | Our famous 8.0. P. TEA, choice Ccywu, £/6 per lb. 5 | The Housewife will recognise these prices as Genuine Bargains. I DON'T GO ELSEWHERE WHEN THESE VALUES CAN I BE (JOT AT YOUR OWN STORE. GENERAL MERCHANT, TE HORO. STAINLESS CUTLERY. J HAVE JUST "OPENED OUT SOMETHING UNIQUE AND USEFUL IN REAL STAINLESS TABLE KNIVES, AJ QUALITY, AT 36/- FUR ILALF DOZEN. i . A good selection of High-Class Plate in all designs at reasonable prices. Also Watches, Brooches, Trinkets, Etc. ALARM CLOCKS. Just arrived a consignment of high-grade Alarm Clocks from 11/6 each, fully guaranteed. Eeing a practical Watchmaker, I will regulate and put every clock in order free of charge, should any go wrong. | SUPPORT THE LOCAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. H«TOCT R OTAKI THEATRE, OTAKI). **&*#&*e&&s; SOME OF OUR CASH PRICES. GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON (English), 6ft. 4/6: 7ft. 5/3; Sft. 6/-; 9ft. 7/-; 101't. 7/9. LEAD HEAD NAILS, 6|d lb. Rose Head Nails, -id to sd. POULTRY NETTING, 18/6. Sheep Netting, 24/6 50yd roll; Rim Locks, 4/6. GARDEN LINES, 40yds 3/3. No. 6 GALV. WIRE, 25/- cwt. PIG LA HE, 35/6 cwt. PARKE'S L.H. SHOVELS, 10/6. HARVEST GLOVES, 4/6. HOBBOCK'S (English) 'WHITE LEAD, 72/- cwt. ROOF FAINT (Dark Red), 15/- gal. PRATT'S TURFS. 5/- and ii/- gal. LINSEED OIL, 6/6 aiid iJ/9 <:a\. STAPLES (in keg lots), 5d to 6d ib. RESIN, ;u lb. AMERICAN BROOMS, No. 1 2/9; No. 2 3/-; No. 3 3/6. Vincent & Co., FARMER'S SUPPLY STORES, LEVIN. HARDWARE, MANURES, MOTOR TYRES, OILS, ETC. FRUIT FRESH FROM THE GROWERS. -VEG E T A 1 FRESH FROM THE GARDENScord: ALL LEADING BRANDS. GROCER 1 NOTHING BUT THE BEST. TOB A C LEADING 3LAKES. SILKS PRETTY, CHEAP, GOOD. ;iepnone as. NICE AND JUICY. FULL OF FLAVOUR. A BIG ASSORTMENT. E S. LOWEST PRICES. S. THE WORLD'S BEST. LOWEST PRICES. & Co. Telephone 83. ;L H. VANN, SANITARY PLUMBBB. (Certificated). ITI STREET (Next Police Station). ?LTTMBTNG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES CARRIED OCT SKILFULLY AND PROMPTLY. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTEBTIOX. FIRbT-CLASS WOBKHANSIH? GUARANTEED.