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Otaki Mail, 8 September 1922, Page 3

wish to intimate to town nnd | country residents that during the win- ■ ter months we are prepared to serve— I HOT SOUPS, BEEF BOUHLOX. ■ HOT LEMON and ORANGE DRINKS. I —Also— I MALTED MILK, MALTED COFFEE, or COCOA. I Don’t forget its nutritive value— I made with the finest malted cereals by the latest scientific methods, j MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAR. ■SATURDAY NIGHTS Sandwiches, tea, coffee, or cocoa. MISS BAXTER, PROPRIETRESS .. Mill Road, Otaki. WHERE THE GOOD BOXED CHOCOLATES ARE 1 THE GOOD, RELIABLE NASH JS Still on the Road, and is prepared to cater for the convenience of passengers wishing to go anywhere. It will meet all trains, niako day or night trips, and bo at the service of long-dis-tance patrons. For further particulars ring 'phono 117, N. OLSEN, CAREFUL & EXPERIENCED TAXIDRIVER, OTAKI TOWNSHIP. SEPARATORS. aro Agents for the be*s aak<s* of Separstore. FARMERS. Who entrust us nith th«i£ BOMB EBP ABATED DREAM Get th« beat reeult*. THE OTAKI DAIRY, COMPANY, PTAJH RAILWAY, There is Ktili something for the gentlemen of Otaki urtd district to think about—the winter, so keep (JAPTAIM T B BAX, THE OLD SPORT, Will supply you with a heavy woollen Sweater for i!lb Gel, usual price 27s fid. JERSEY, 11s 'id. Usual price 10s fid,” PYJAMAS from Ida fid. SOCKS from Is a pair. HEAVY BE UE DRILL WORKING SHIRTS, 10s fid. Usual price Ills fid. Black, White, and many other colored SHIRTS, at the same low price. UNDERCLOTHING, Collars, Ties, Braces, Hats, Caps, Handkerchiefs. Prices to suit All. The Oid Sport is kept busy taking measurements for suits; all suits to hand so far have given entire satisfaction with regard to lit, make, and ityRoll up and get measured for a suit as you want to look smart for the races. Why pay £lO when you can ono at the Old Sport ’e from £4 15s to £7 sst A good range of samples to choose from. Articles not in stock will b« secured from Wellington by return mail. Hally Hound the ‘Old Sport.' BAX, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER. 'Phone 127. Box IP. A FAIR SHARE OF THE PUBLIC PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. TO OPEN THURSDAY, MAY 23. for business at 8 sharp, closing 7.30 pun.) F. h7"BAX, Son of Captain Bax, Will Open an Up-to-date HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining his Father's Mercery Business. For the hairdre*-ii-jg saloon, Mr Bax has secured the services of Mr H. 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 > -aloon, Mr I*. IL Bax has reduced all charges to isit the present hard times, vir-—Haircutting in, shaving Bd. boys' barrent 2d, with clipper* all over fid, shampoo 1-, haircut and beard trim Is fid, razor* ground and eat la. NOTE.—Patrons can rely on et-onli--1 ne*s and civility. A good st>pc!v of CIGAHEiiEr' Clj GARS, TOBACCOS, i- r.-,. I Strops, and all nmY-is* * kept in stock. J F. H. BAX,