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Otaki Mail, 14 July 1922, Page 4

GO TO 1 E. WINTERINGHAM’S Per ] BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRS. I Only the Best of Leather Used while I Workmanship is Guaranteed. TRICES ARE RIGHT. !E. WINTERINGHAM. flpposile Rest Resort Site). JpOOTWEAR 'TALE. LADIES', GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S All the leading makes of BOOTS and SHOES in slock. QUALITY THE BEST, 1-RICES RIGHT, « A- U.eUAL. F. BARNES, OTAKI RAILWAY. Tim i rimhst gp meat MAY ALWAYS BE SECURED AT j A, KNIGHT S (Successor to Messrs Noble Bros.) j CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY, ATTENTION, MEAT. ONLY THE BEST AND PRIME3X. DAILY DELIVERY. Customers treated with Civility and Attention. J. FAIRLEY. BUTCHER. TAKE NOTICE ! A T the request of a number of residents we have decided to open a butcher's shop in Waerenga Road and will deliver on TUESDAY'S, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Meat will be secured from Mr Bryant’s farm at Manakau and will be thoroughly reliable. Beef will be sold from 21d, mutton from 3d. BRYANT & CO. BUTCH E R S. ’Phone 137. Waerenga Road. ! There is still something for the gentlemen of Otaki und district to think about —the winter, so keep warm. C APTAIN T BAX> TIIE OLD SPORT, Will supply you with a heavy wooll leu Sweater for 31s 6d, usual price 37s I 6d. JERSEY, 11s (id. Usual price Ids (id. PYJAMAS from 13s (id. SOCKS from Is a pair. HEAVY BLUE DRILL WORKING SHIRTS, 10s (id. Usual price 12s (id. 1 Black, White, and many other colored j SHIRTS, at the same low price, j UNDERCLOTHING, Collars, Ties. Braces, Hats, Caps, Handkerchiefs. . Prices lo suit Ail. j The Old Sport is kept busy taking | measurements for suits; all suits to , hand so far have given entire satisfaction with regard to fit, make, and quality. < Roll up and get measured tor a suit i as you want to look smart for the races. Why pay £lO when you can get one at the Old Sport’s from £4 15;. to £7 sk? A good range of samples to choose from. Articles not in stock wiil bo sc- j cured from Wellington by return mail. ! Rally Round the 'Old Sport.’ j T. B. BAX, ! GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITTER. ’Phono 127. Box 10. A PAIR SHARE OP THE PUBLIC • PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. TO OPEN THURSDAY, MAY 25. (Open for business at 8 sharp, closing 7.30 p.m.) I F. H. BAX, Sou of Captain Bax, Will Open an Up-to-date HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining his Father’s; Mercery Business. For the hairdressing saloon, Mr Bax has secured the services of Mr R. King, of Wellington, who is a thorough tradesman, and who is not unknown to Otaki, having at one time had charge of Captain Bax’s saloon. Mr F. If. Bax has reduced all charges to suit the present hard times, viz.—Haircutting Is. shaving 6d, boys' haircut Ud, with clippers all over 6d, shampoo is, haircut and beard trim Is i (3d, razors ground and set Is. ; NOTE. —-Patrons can rely on cleanli- ; ness and civility. A good supply of CIGARETTES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, Pipes, Razors. Strops, and all smokers’ requisites kept in stock. ; F. H. BAN, Proprietor. TO THE RESIDENTS OP OTAKI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. * J JAMES O'CONNOR, beg to an- j * nounce that X have commenced i JARRIING IN OTAKI with a 3-ton ‘ UOTOE LORRY, and INTEND MAN- ; iXG REGULAR TRIPS TO WEL- 1 UNGTOX OR OTHER PLACES AS DESIRED. I am prepared to take ! LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES by J ( irrangensent, and I make a specialty n PACKING and REMOVING FUEvTITURE to any part of the town or ountry. Estimates given and any nformation can be obtained at the j Depot (.JOPLIN A- CO.), AUCTION J . lART, OTAKI. JAMES O CONNOR, OTAKI. {"TIE flag" are flying to-day. CAPT. BAS is on deck again with everyking in gents' wear. Call and sei dm.