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Otaki Mail, 21 April 1922, Page 3

Steer by the Light! that guides yoi right j Amid the perils of the night. Steer by the beacon’s searching beam I Steer by the compass and the .gleam! | When mountain seas break o ’er the rai! And “all hands’’ hie to shorten sail Reviving warmth and comfort sure I Is found in Woods ’ Great Pepper- ' mint Cure.—Advt. | J^OST. —A TAM-0 ’-.SBAXTER be tween the Hospital and Waitohu. Finder return to “hlail’’ Office." "^yANTED. —At ouce, a good strong BOY.—Apply A. KNIGHT, Butcher, Otaki. JPOK SALE.—Best early CABBAGE and CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, in any quantity, at garden, Kirk Street, Otaki.—W. LANGE.

J OST.—A KEY. .Finder please leave at “Mail” Office. Jf'Oß SALE.—2B acres of land, Pahinui 8., Otaki. —Apply F. B. SKIPWITH, Bell Street, Otaki. 27 INFIX CORDED VELVETEENS r in eight leading shades, 11s lid. ; See them at BILLS & MOORE’S. WANTED KNO WN.—Dressmaking, plain sowing, knitting or crochetwork of any description done at MRS SMITH’S, Kangiuru Road. I I gOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT. — Ask the Old Sport about it at his new outfitting establishment for men, Mill Road. JjIARMS WANTED. —Freehold and Leasehold; state lowest price and best terms to FAITH & ALLEN, 190, Lambton Quay, Wellington. (Opposite Midland Hotel). QENTS ’ FANCY TWEED RIDING BREECHES, good patterns and great value, 32s 6d at BILLS AND MOORE’S. Jj£ATS, Collars, Ties, in fact a complete outfit. Where? Why at CAPT. BAX’S new shop. ATEN’S STRONG COTTON & WOOL UNDERPANTS (English makes), 7s 6d at BILLS AND MOORE’S. WALLPAPERS at P ricos that make the buying easy. Also Freight Paid for Cash with order from ALEXANDER CLARK, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbort Street, Palmerston North.

-REPLACEMENT VALUE SALE of Wallpapers, B.P. Paint, White Lead, Scrim, etc., now on at ALEXANDER CLARK, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. Write today for prices. P.O. Boxr 185. rpUE Largest and Best Assortment in the district of Hearth and Floor RUGS, at BILLS AND MOORE’S. GUARANTEED by us for 2000 miles —Our Infallible RETREADS. HAXTON BROS.’ Tyre Service, Levia REWARD open to those who have their Tyres Repaired by us.— HAXTON BROS.’ Tyro Service, Levin yyHY do we Know that you are all going to use AmerijCan-Ahron Tyres before long? Think it out Solo agents, HAXTON BROS.’ Tyra Service, Levin. rjiHE flags are flying to-day. CAPT. BAX is on deck again with everything in gents’ wear. Call and see him. QREAT CLEARING SALE of Ironmongery, Crockery, Farm and Garden Tools. A rare opportunity to secure these lines at less than cost. —K. SHAW, Levin’s Ironmonger. ~TE HORO ANGLICAN CHURCH. CERVICES will be held next SUNDAY at 2.30 p.m, G. F. PETRIE, Vicar.

CHTIECH SERVICES. SUNDAY NEXT. Anglican Church. Otaki—--8 a.m.—H.C. 11 a.m.—Matins 7 p.m. —Evensong Otaki Satina. ic.a.ti n m. -i'nn-lfli 8 Manakau—in n.m.—Sunday Scnoni 11 a.m. —HO. Tc Horo—--10 a.m. —Sunday School 2.30 p.m. Paraparaumu — 7 p.m. —Evensong Waikanae — 8 a.m. —35.0. 7 p.m. —Evensong Paekakariki — 11 a.m.—H.C. 7 p.m.—Evensong Maori Church, Otaki. 10.30 —Matins 2.15 p.m. —Maori S.S. Methodist Church. Otaki—--11 a.m.—Rev. R. P. Keall 7 pun.—Mr Kirk Manakau — 7 p.m.—Bev. R. P. Keall Te Horo — 2.30 p.m.—Rev. R. P. Keall I 7 p.m. —Supply i iYaikanae — 2.30 p.m.—Rev. T. F. Watson Paraparaumu — 1 II a.m. —Rev. T. F. Watson Paekakariki — i 7 p.m.—Rev. T. F. Watson ( Roman Catholic Church, j Otaki — | 7 a.m.—Mass 10 a.m.—Mass 7 p.m.---Evening Jevotium. Manakau — 9 a.m.—Mass ■ Ohau—,i y Mm .