THE OTAKI MAIL. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1922.

Otaki Mail, 14 August 1922, Page 2

THE OTAKI MAIL. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1922.

A list of pulling places for to-mor-row '.- poll is advertised. fjiedel. the Russian violinist, expects to \ i~it Otaki shortly, he being very desirous of meeting The Natives, of whom he bus heard so much. A local •.•yclisl collided with a motorcycle, which was on the side of Waerenga road, on Saturday night. Fortunately vnry little damage was done. The Otaki Brass Band rendered several fin..- selections at the Otaki Sanatorium yesterday afternoon. The music was fully appreciated. Afterwards a Salvation Army band rendered i programme. Very welcome rain, the tir.-r Of any consequence for some weeks, fell i: Otaki last night and to-day. Besides being beneficial to pastures it will be the means of replenishing many empty tank,-. The poll for the loan in connection with the Horowhenna Electric-Power Board takes place to-morrow, and it is hoped all ratepayers will exercise their right to vote-. The nsatter is an important one, and should not be treated lightly. Our sale wiU end on Saturday. This week we are clearing ladies' blue kid laee shoes, latest shape, at 2S= sa. all sizes: ladies' or maids' black sandals, sizes r". ri, 7, to clear at "s 6d a pair, (.nitsblc for wwrri or yard nhoas: gents' bluchers (nailad 12s 9-2. All =Hpperi reduced —At Irvine •'= Shoe Store, Otaki. —Advt. There are- shattered idols and vanishing dreams. And never a ray of sunshine gleams, vFhera the cobwebs envelop forgotten joys Cn the silent kingdom of broken toys. Lite's dead leaves Utter the daststrewTj way tVhere never again ihall otxr footsteps stray. 3ut there's sur-ikine ahead, the path leads sure Po health and "Woods' Great Peppermint Care. —Advt.

A rug is advertised as lost. , g Particulars of a clearing sale on be-1 half of Mr J. Guy arc advertised. I A euchre party and dance will be] held :it the To Horo public hall on Wednesday next. Good prizes, music, and' supper will be provided. The U.A.0.1). ball takes place at To IJoro on Thursday, and—a large erowcl is expected to be present. Arrange merits are practically complete, and ali who attend should upend a pleasant time. Tlte Hui Mai Football Club's Victory dance on Wednesday is being looked forward to with interest, and among those present should be several from Olnki and oilier district.«. Clark's orchestra front Wellington will provide the music, while other arrangements will be complete. for Bronchial Coughs, take ] Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—A.dvt J