MISS WINIFRED PATTERSON EACHER of "Voice Production, Singing and Pianoforte, (from the Conservatoriurn of Sydney) will receive intending pupils on Tuesday and Friday afternoons at the Druids' Hall. 'Phone 39.
NEW TAILORING BUSINESS. •fyTESSRS TTREBS & XIARNETT, HIGH-CLASS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, 125 Lanibton Quay, WELLINGTON. (And Shannon) "DEG to notify the residents of the Otaki district that they have opened a branch in premises opposite the Family Hotel, Main Street. Mr Harnett, the well-known cutter, of Wellington, will be in attendance at the shop every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A first class range of materials always in stock. All work done in Wellington by experienced hands.
ONCE PAST FOKTY— You arc likely at any time to have learnings of eye-trouble. At first these lie slight—may be nothing more than i temporary dimness or occasional acliHowever, the time has come when you need Glasses for close work, and the 'ooner you get them the better lor you. Call and let us examine your eyes and, if necessary, prescribe proper lea-'
Wo have an up-to-date bigut-testing Equipment, and the highest possibh scientific qualifications, backed b} many year's practical experience. MORRISON & GiLBERD, OPTICIANS, 103, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. EASTEE WEDDINGS. WE ABE OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT To PHOTOGRAPH YOUB EASTER WEDDING AT OTAK3. Make au Early Appointment. ARCH. BILLENS, PHOTOGRAPHER, LEVIN 'PHONE 165.
[John raith] [W. G. Alloa] WHEN BUYING OB SELLING PBOPEBTY CALL OB WBITE FAITH & ALLEN, HOUSE fip LAND AGENTS, 190, LAMBTON QUAY (Opposite Midland Hotel). WELLINGTON.
—AVING takeu over the business of Mr C. T. Tranter, blacksmith, /arr>er, etc., J am prepared to do the best of work at lowest prices, while satisfaction is guaranteed. Repair work, shoeing, etc., -will be thoroughly carried out. - _ y : W. E. COOLEY. (Late of Lower Hutt and Wellington). SHOER & GENERAL SMITH. All kinds of Carts Repaired. Tyring and Motor Springs a Specialty. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. W. B. MACINTOSH, COACH BUILDER . ...LEVIN.
A t&yr aaips that shon.a oe taken advantage of ; 1 BEADLEY ~. $7 1 BEADLEY (new rubbers) ... 00 1 DOGCABT *BQ 1 DGGGABT etO 1 GIG *" 1 GIG *U 1 DBAY (new) £4O 1 BXJSTIC (new wheel*) *22 X EDSTIC :: ".'....:....... «18 at.t. OVESHA&LED AN» PAINTED. TO BUILDERS \X7X HAVE SECUBED A EEGULAK tV SUPPLY OF jiakaj; BIMTJ ani WHf'Jg PIKE, AND WTLL BE PLEASED TO QUOTE FOE AKY QUANTITY. WBITE US FOB PBICEB. HASVEY'S SAWMILL, LEVIif-
MONUMENTAL AKD GENEBAZ; MASON, FOXTON. pEMETEBY WOBK, in all its Brmuv ' chea, executed in any part of tbe, J>oiaiiipn. 'fijix ' ytotk is ens'best reconiniendatioJt. ENQJJIBIEB AND OBDBBS, left si the "Mail" Office, Wpl: be promptly attended by our RepreMniativa, MR 3. CI BETTER..
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Otaki Mail, 8 May 1922, Page 4
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