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Otaki Mail, 3 April 1922, Page 3

1 WmmM Eg Maa BB mSti "■■'■ x-!r-W & W § SB g £ ? f H r „ 3 CO SJ wa 3 - «c £ 2 *?*.£ X. ~ 5 <i < < 5 SPSS sa co l"H « *,4 o^S Ba®jo Q X «t -f J*f 35 o « 21 £ a St o :-i a a The IViiimbutiirors supplied bv Mr J. Sievers are of best workmanship, and such carriages prove then:solves to be the cheapest in the end. It affords us much pleasure to inform intending' clients of the notv and up-to-date Spiral Spring Frame l’ush Chair. .; 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 ON US AND WE CAN EXPLAIN. AS THIS PRAM AND PUSH-CHAIR CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED FROM JAMES SIEVERS, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERS R, & HARDWARE MERCHANT, Who is the Sole Agent for the STEWART PRAM. Telephone 123. AOTAKI STREET,

j SNIPS FOR TE_H.ORG BUYERS. I SARDINES, .’.lb tins 6d. | HEKHINUS IN TOMATO SAUCE, Hb tins 6d. | DESSiCATED COCOANUT, Del lb. | i'EESiI HEEEINGS, large tins, lid. 5 WOIiUESTEIiSMIRE SAUCE, quarts, 1/4. ! ST. MUNGO SOAP, 6 pkts. 1/-. \ 51b DAlliY SALT, 1/-. ! CEE AM TEATAE, I/O lb. / " I EDMOND’S BAKING POWDEK, 1/10. ‘ / CHEESE, first grade, lid lb. SOAP, large bars, 1/- bar. Our famous E.O.P. TEA, choice Ceylon, 2/G per lb.

The Housewife will recognise these prices a 3 Genuine Bargains. DON’T GO ELSEWHERE WHEN THESE VALUES CAN HE HOT AT YOUR OWN STORE. H. B. WISE GENERAL MERCHANT, TE HORO AGENT FOR THE “OTAKi MAIL.” i STAINLESS CUTLERY. , I HAVE JUST'OPENED OUT SOMETHING UNIQUE AND USEFUL IN REAL STAINLESS TABLE KNIVES, A 1 QUALITY, AT HO/- HER HALF DOZEN. ( * 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. Being a practical Watchmaker, I will regmlate and put every clock in order free of charge, should any go wrong. SUPPORT THE LOCAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER £. LOOSER, UNDER OTAKI THEATRE, OTAKI). 'STEEL T v . ii '.a; ©A F

SOME OF OUR CASH PRICES, I GALVANISED .COERUGATED lUDN (English;, 6ft, 4/6; "ft. 5/6; Bit. (j/-; hit. 7/-; 10ft. 7/0. j LEAD HEAD NALLS, 6|d lb. Rose Head Nails, -Id to sd. > POLLTEY NETTING, 18/C. Sheep Netting, 24/6'soyd roll; i Kim Locks, 4/0. G Alt DEN LINES, 40vds 3/0. No. 8 GAJLV. WIRE, 25/- ewt. PIG BALL, 35/0 ev,t. PARKE'S L.li. SHOVELS, 10/6. HA K VEST GLo v Eb, 4/6. iiULBOGE/S (English) WHITE LEAD, 72/- cut. LOOP PAINT (Dark Bed), 15/- gal. PLATT’S TURPS. 5/- and G/- gai. LINSEED ' OIL, 0/6 and 6/9 gai. STAPLES (in keg lots/, 5d to Cd i lb. RESIN, 7d ib. AMERICAN BLOOMS, No. 1 2/9; No. 2 3/-; No. 3 3/6. Parker, Vincent & Co., ! FARMER’S SUPPLY STORES, LEVIN. 1 HARDWARE, MANURES, MOTOR TYRES, OILS, ETC.

F. R U I T FRESH FROM THE OHO WEBS. NICE AND JUICY. VEGETABLES. FRESH FRO2I 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. TRU SLIGHT & Co. Telephone SB. Telephone 88. 0

G. EVANS, BVlhVc.ll L COXXEAC'IOK. JUBILEE HOAD OTAKL j>esigJJ& suui prepare .. to suit all ClitrUtsr. ; piiatlng. wd ©**- in os&rrt&k*:! in all its bran* citcr by v+ycTt worjaiiem jgor jftixtKf'/ particular■./phone Ikri.

POSTS, STZAINKES, BLOCKS. __ . FOB SALK. POSTS, 6x4, 6x5, £lO per 100. POSTS, 6x6, 5x4, £3 per 100. STEAKCEKS, SxS, Bft. long, 10s Oteh. HOUSE BLOCKS, 7x7, Bx 3, Sd per ft. I IwiKAWAKAi POSTS, £7 per 100. ' | FENCIN'© STAYS, Sfs losg, Sxl »t;4* | 6d per stay. (14ft. POLES, 6x4, 7a; 16ft. os; ISft, | 10*; 201 t. 14s. * For fartier Paruealars apply—" ‘ “Mail" Office.