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Otaki Mail, 1 May 1922, Page 3

THE BEDROOM AND ITS FURNITURE. l'.', 1 '**l The Furniture fur this room must have two principal features — convenience and artisti* designs. It must be convenient in the arrangement of drawers and cupboards, so that each will hold the. maximum quantity of clothing, etc. It must be pleasing in design, so that general harmony and good effect in furnishing the room will be the result. It matters such as these, considerable experience is necessary if the result is to be successful. It is here that our twenty years of furni-ture-making tells with advantage to you. So if you have an illustration of a style that you fancy, send it along to us and we can toll you the lowest price for making, and how your bedroom should be furnished to accompany such style. REMEMBER THE POSTMAN IS OUR TRAVELLER. JAMES SIEVERS, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, & HARDWARE MERCHANT, Who is the Sole Agent for ths STEWART {’RAM. Telephone 123. , AOTAKI STREET,

Look at These! Ij'RESH HERRINGS, lib Jins, 7id or Ge Gd doz. Clothes pegs, 4 doz. is, METH. SPIRITS, 1b 3d large bottle 2!b TINS ASSORTED MEAT, Is lOd. DESSICATED COCO AN UP, Sd lb. JELLIES, Botit, 3 lor Is 3d. HERRINGS IN' TOMATO SAUCE, Jib tins, tid. WORCESHiRE SAUCE, quarts, Is 4d bottle 21b TINS RASPBERRY JAM, Is tsd. ENGLISH PASTE, Assorted largo jars, le jar “ CADBURY'S PURE LOOSE COCOA, Is lid lb. PRIPPS ’ TOILET SOAP (English), lid Cake St. MUNGO SOAP, 6 pkts. Is. 8.0. P. CEYLON TEA, 2s od lb. NOTE THE REDUCTIONS. H. B. WISE, GENERAL MERCHANT, ...IE So£o, AGENT TOR THE “OTAKI MAIL.”

STAINLESS CUTLERY. T HAVE JUST OPENED OUT SOMETHIN W UNIQUE AND USEFUL IN REAL STAINLESS TABLE LNIYBB, QUALITY, AT 30/- FEE HALF DOZEN. A good selection of High-Class Fiat* m all design* at reasonable prices. Also .Watches, Brooches, Trinkets, Etc. ALARM CJLOcjiS. Just arrived a consignment of high-grad* Alarm Clack* from 11/6 each, fully guaranteed. Being a practical Watchmaker, I will regulate and put every clock is order free of charge, should any go wrong. SUPPORT THE LOCAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. * / fcE. LOOSER. UJSiDLH OTaKI ThKATKE, OTAKi).

. SOME OK OUR CASH. RRUUS, GALVANISED cuRiiGGATEiI IKG_X iEngusu/, 6it. 4/6; 7ft. 5/3j bit. 0/-; ait. 7/-; lOit. 7/9. LEAD HEAD NAILS, 6id ib. Rose Head Nail*, 4d to od. POULTRY NETTING, ±6/6. Skeei» Netting, 24/b 50/d roU; Kim Locks, 4/6. GARDEN LINES,' 40yds 3/3. No. 8 UALV. WLttE, 25/- cwt. PIG BAKE, 35/6 cwt. PARSE’S L.H. SHOVELS, 10/6. HARVEST GLOVES, 4/6. HtDDOGA S knugLsk/ ,W£UTE LEAD, 52/- cwt. KOOi\ PALM tD#tr* Eedj, 15/>gaL PRATT’S XUEPS. 5/-and 6/-g*i. LINSEED OIL, 6/6 and 6/0 gal. STAPLES (.in keg lots/, od to 6d ib. KESJLN, 7d ib. AMEiiIGAN LKUUAiS, No. 1 2/pj No. 2 3/-; No. 3 3/6. Vincent & Co., PARMER’S SUPPLY STOKES, LEVIN. HARDWARE, MANURES, MOTOR TYKES, OILS, ETC.

FRESH FEOM THE GROWERS. NICE AND JUICY.VEGETABLES. FRESH i'KOAL THE GARDENS. FULL OF: FLAV OUR, CORDIALS. at,Ti leading brands. a big assortment. groceries. NOTHING BUT THE BEST. LOWEST FRIGES. TOBACCOS. LEADING MAKES. siIKS WORLD'S BEST. *PRETTY, CHEAP, GOOD. . LOWEST PRICES. TftUELIGHT & Co. Telephone SB. Telephone SA

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