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Otaki Mail, 9 August 1922, Page 3

; BARGAINS! BARGAINS! I ] LAST WEEK OF SALE AT j MRS MUIRS i TE HOllO. j WfuiH'i! \< All-Wool Vests Ss Gd (Women's Cotton Singlets 2s II Navy Print (good) per yd Is 3(1 Spero Flannelette, per yd Is -id SOin. Unblenched Herringbono Sheeting, per yd 4s ll Grey Colonial Hose, per pair .... 2s 11 Brown Knitted Dress S7s 6d Six Pieces India Tapo for Is Od ALL REMNANTS AT HALF-MARK-ED PRICES. SALE CLOSING JULY 29t11. DENTAL NOTICE. D. S. MACKENZIE, Dentist, Otnki Railway, desires to notify residents of Otuki and tho Surrounding District that his Surgery is now open DAILY. Mr C. G. Carey may bs consulted thereat, . . , „ OPENING NOTICE, ! WILL SHOE CHEAP FOR CASH. j jIJAVINO decided to ro-commcnce business in Otaki, and having secured the shoeing forge at Air Artltut Freeman's workshop, 1 aru prepared to j do SHOEING AT A LOW HATE for CASH. Young horses and racehorses a Specialty. H. T. JILLETT. TO THE RESIDENTS OF OTAKI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. J JAMES O’CONNOR, beg to an- * uouuce that I have commenced CARRYiNO IN OTAKI with a 3-tou MOTOR LORRY, and INTEND MAKING REGULAR TRIPS TO WELLINGTON OR OTHER PLACES AS DESIRED. 1 am prepared to taka LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES by arrangement, and l make a specialty in PACKING and REMOVING FURNITURE to any part of the town or country. Estimates given and any information can be obtained ut the Depot (JOPLIN & CO.), AUCTION MART, OTAKI. JAMES O'CONNOR, OTAKI, I'herc ip still something for the gentlemen of Utaki and district to think about—the winter, so keep p warm. ( ;ai.tajn T H BAX, THE OLD SPURT, Will supply you with a heavy woollen Sweater for life Od, usual price his Od. JERSEY, li» Od. Usual price 10s Od. PYJAMAS from 13s Od. SOCKS from Is a pair. HEAVY BLUE DRILL WORKING SHIRTS, lbs (hi. Usual price 12s 6d. Black, White, and many other colored SHIRTS, at the tame low price. UNDERCLOTHING, Collars, Ties. 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 satisfaction with regard to fit, make, and qcal ity. 801 l up and get measured for a suit us you want to look smart for tb.J races. Why pey £lO when you can get one at the Old Sport’s from - £4 15b to £7 s*t A good range of samples to ehoo-'t from. Articles not in stock will be secured from Wellington by return me’!. Rally Round tho ‘Old Sport.’ T. B. BAX, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER ’Phone 127. Box l'. 1 . A FAIR SHARE OF THE PUBLIC PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. TO OPEN THURSDAY, MAY 25. <Op'-s for bttsine-a at 5 sharp, rioting "-30 p 25 ) F. H. BAX, bon of Captain Ear.. Will Open an Up-to-date HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining hi* Father V Mercery Busin&ss. For the hairdressing saloon, Mr Bax ha* secured the services of Mr !i. King, of Wellington, who i* a thorough tradesman, and who is not unknown to Otaki, having ai one time had charge of Captain Bax V saloon. Mr F. H. Bax has reduced all charge* to suit the present haid time*. via. Haircutting Is, shaving M, boy* ’ haircut Ud,‘ with clippers all over fid. shampoo I*., haircut and beard trim Is tkt, larort ground and wit I*. NOTE.—Patrons can rely on cloanUrt.'s act civility. A good ispp./ f. CIGARETTE?, CIGARS, TOBACCOS. Pipe*, Berort Strops, and all smokers.’ requisite, kept is itock. F» E, RAX, Fiijrictsr.