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Otaki Mail, 7 August 1922, Page 3

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! j LAST WEEK OF SALE AT | MRS MUIR’S | TE WORO. . ! [Women's All-Wool Vests Ss Gd j Women's Cotton Singlets 2s 11 i j j Navy l’rint (good) per yd. ..... Is 3a , I Spcro Flannelette, per yd Is -Id ; j Soin. Unbleached Herringbone | Sheeting, per yd 4S 11 | Grey Colonial Hose, per pair .... 2s 11 Brown Knitted Dress 37s 6d Six Pieces India Tape for Is Od VLL REMNANTS AT HALF-MARK-ED PRICES. SALE CLOSING JULY 29th. DENTAL NOTICE. tutr D. S. MACKENZIE, Dentist, j I Otaki Railway, desires to notif; j § residents of Otaki and the Suirou.iding . tj District that his Surgery is now open jj DAILY. Mr C. G. Carey may be eon- |fj suited thereat. . j I ; 1 OPENING NOTICE. WILL SHOE CHEAP FOR CASH. fXAVING decided to re-eommcne business in Otaki, and having s* cured the shoeing forge at Mr Arthu Freeman’s workshop, 1 am prepared t do SHOEING AT A LOW RATE fo CASH. Young horses and racehorses a Spec.ally. 11, "t. JILLKTT. ! § il j I p

TO THE RESIDENTS OF OTAKI ! AND SUKKO uNDING DISTRICTS. T JAMES O'CONNOR, beg to an- j ’ uouuec that J have commenced j CARRYING IN OTAKI with a 5-Um , MOTOR 1,0 HR I. at.'l INTEND MAK j [NO REGULAR TRIES TO WKh | LINGTON OR OTHER PLACES AS . DESIRED. I am prepared to tak*LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES by arrangement, and I make a specialty | in PACKING and REMOVING EUR I NITURE to any part of the town o country. Estimates given and an} information can be obtained at th' Depot (JOPLIN & CO.), AUCTION MART, OTAKI. JAMES O'CONNOR, OTAKI. There is still something for the gentle- ■ men of Otaki and d;strict to think about —the winter, to keep I warm. (J APT'AIN r B A A, THE OLD Sl’OR i\ Will supply v«,u with a heavy wooj lea Sweater lor his nd, usual price 2< fid. JERSEY. Us Oik Usual price 15s <3d PYJAMAS from 13s (id. SOCKS from Is a pair. HEAVY BLUE DRILL WORKING j SHIRTS, 10s Od. Usual price 12; (id. Brack. "White, and many other coloroo SHIRTS, at the same low price. UNDERCLOTHING, Collars, Tie.-. Braces, Hats, Caps, Handkerchiefs Prices to suit All. The Old Sport is kept busy taking measurements for suits; all suits to hand so far have given entire sati-tae lion with regard to fit, make, and qua; ity. Roll up and get measured for a suri as you want to look smart to: the races. Why pay £t<> when you can get one at the Old Sport’s from £4 15s to £7 osl A good range of samples to ckoo3" from. Articles not in stock will be se cured from Wellington by return mail Rally Round the ‘Old Sport.’ T. B. GENTLEMEN S ’Phone I£7. B A X, OUTFITTER. Bor If*. i 1 A FAIR SHARE OF THE PUBLIC i PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. j TO OPEN THURSDAY, MAY’ 25. j (Open for Ussin«*s “t s sharp, closing • 7.30 p.m.) f F. H. BAX, • Son of Captain Bam, i Will Open an Up-to-date HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining his Father’. Mercery Business. For the bairdres- ’ sing saloon, Mr feu? Lass secured the seryifis Mr R- King, of Wellington, •vi.o i 3 a thorough tradesman, a*d who is not unknown to Otaki, having at one time tad charge of Captain Bar’: saloon. Mr F. If- Bax has reduced aL viz.—Haircut Uag 4s, shavmg Gd, boys" tsusuf yd, with clippers ail over bd, '' shampoo is, haircut and beard «im It t<3. razors ground and set Is. NOTE.—Patrons can leljr on rjeanli acia and civility. A good supply of CIGASETTBS. Cl GABS, TOBACCC-B, Piper, Razors r Strong au-T nil iuaokt-rs* requisite, iteuj in crock. F. H. rSAKj Proprietor.