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Otaki Mail, 19 May 1922, Page 3

XHsi{ deiiditt Is faKf 551 x ftis """ trcll-knijwri noctelvy, wlueli is 1 BSfl' trally situate, I v.-iii keep only leading brands of •vine*, ales asid spirits, while the table •will be under first-class management. While welcoming new friends 1 '.-.ill be pleased to see all old faces. JACK MeGILL. MARCH Ist my business will *' be conducted on strictly cash lines, and no credit will bo given on any consideration. ARTHUR FREEMAN. Coackbuilder, Otaki. G. I\ MURRAY, CHIMNEY SWEEP. QFEICES and Window Cleaning done. Orders left at residence opposite A. Smith's garage will be promptly attended to.

RURAL LAND TOK SALE. 3400 ACRES MILLING PROPERTY. ■ MILLING PROPERTY TOR .SALE AT WAIKANAE, 37 MILES FROM I WELLINGTON, ON THE MAIN j LINE TO AUCKLAND. HHE PROPERTY consists of 3400 acres Freehold, unci a thrce-bcneli Sawmill, fully equipped; also a full range of bush genr, including two log haulers, with ropes, blocks, and trucks. The timber is chiefly red pine of superior quality, averaging 2o per cent. clean heart, and 35 per cent. C. 0.8., but j there is also scattered totara, and a) largo quantity of high-grade rata, suitable for cross arms. A large area of well-timbered country adjoins the block on three sides, over which cutting rights can be obtained if desired. The proximity of this timber to Wellington gives it a special value, in addition to which there is the everincreasing local demand. This is now the only milling area of any extent within 200 miles of the capital city, and being freehold, is not subject to any harassing conditions. The land, when cleared, will cany 11 to 2 cheep per acre, besides cattle, and the cUmato is equal to the best in the DoThc centre of the bloc; line, is only live miles fj For further particulf)

ESSES T£REBS & J^ARNETT, HIGH-CLASS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, .■ 125 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. nr.n to notify th Otaki district sary to be in attendance all the week. The branch premises opposite the Family Hotel. Maiii Street, will therefore be open every day. Mr Harnett, the well-known cutter, of Wellington, will be in attendance at the .-hop evenWednesday from 10 a.m. to -J p.m. A first-class range of materials always in stock. All work 'lone in Wellington by experienced hands. R. G. CEICIITON .... Local Manager.

AGRICULTURAL LI M E OUR PRICE 1<73 £D PEE TON. The Railway Department cam': Lime FREIGHT FREE loi the first 10< miles. A charge of 3d pur sack is mad< for use of sacks. All sacks charged ex tra but are returnable in good order. W. BULL & C(V MEECHAKTSj LEVIN. 'Phone 5. P-O. Box 36

""--ire is iitill something for the gentlemen of Otaki and district to think about —the vrinter, so keep warm. C apxaej Ts b # BAX, THE OLD SPOET, Will supply tou r.-ith a heavy vroollen Sweater for 21s 6d, usual price 27s 6d. JERSEY, 11= 6d. Usual price 15s 6d. PYJAMAS from 13s r >i. SOCKS iron Is a ?atr. HEAVY BLUE DRII-L WOBKCCG SHIRTS, 10s 3d. Usual price 12s 6d. Black, White, and many other colored SHXEIS, at the iame low price. U>"DEECLOTHLXG-, Collar;;, Tiei. Braces, Hats, Caps, Handkerchiefs. Prices to suit All. The Old Sport is kept busy taking leasurements for suits; all suits to hand so far have given entire satisfaction with regard to f.t. make, and qual- ( ity- . . ! Boil ut) and get measured tor a suit races. Vfby pay £lO when you can get one at the Old Sport's from £4 15s to £7 ss? A good range of samples to choose from. Articles not in stock 'will be secured from Wellington by return mail. Eally Bound the 'Old Strort.' f. B. BAX, GEKTIiEMEN' S OTJTFITTEB. OBhone 127. 2ox 19.