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Otaki Mail, 20 September 1922, Page 4

if Liii ill , && i; .- n \ TIIK DELAYING ROOM AND ITS P FURNISHINGS | i JMfc g£{i SUCH STYLES ASft CHIPPENDALE, LOUIS XIV, | QUEEN ANNE & SHERATON I ARE ALL FAITHFULLY FOLLOW-] ED BY US AS WELL AS THE MORE' MODERN DESIGNINGS IN ARTISTIC SUITES, ETC. I IT'S VERY APPEARANCE IS INVITING AFTER THE DAY' OF TOIL IS FINISHED. To 101 l back in a Cosy Chair and forget the world and its troubles, to have a good book as a recreation, or a companion to chat to, is a litting termination to a busy day. Notice the wide variety of styles wo show, the cosiness of each, the perfect balance of good taste, with economy in price. THAT IS WHY WE CAN ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE OUR UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE TO BE RIGHT. OUR MOTTO:— FINE QUALITY AND THE BEST. THE BEST TEST IS TO TRY US. Telephone HA JAMES SIEYERS, AOXAKi CABINET-MAKER, EPKOESTERER, & HARDWARE MERCHANT, | Who is the Sole Agent for the STEWART PRAM. I YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE GOOD WORK IS HERE! * FIRST-CLASS WORK. NO FANCY. PRICES TO PAY. H. KILMISTER, PLUMBER, ETC., mill eoad, otaki IS PREPARED TO DO HIGH-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST RATES IN ANY PART OF THE TOWN OR DISTRICT. A TRIAL SOLICITED. AGENTS FOR TJIE FAMOUS WIZARD LIGHT. PLANTS INSTALLED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. § § & WE NOT ONLY OFFER YOU THE SELECTION IN JEWELLERY of every DESCRIPTION, BUT V/E OFFER YOU GOODS OF QUALITY AND ARTISTRY AT T O-D A Y’S P RICE S. Wo arc tit present slowing an army of Pendants, Neck Chains and Brooches that would delight any visitor, and lot ns stress the fact, tint I TO-DAY’S PRICES ARE QUOTED ON EVERY ARTICLE. ERNEST LOOSER, JEWELLER- AND WATCHMAKER, Under Theatre OTAKL 30-ACRE GOING CONCERN \\’lTH Good Dairy Stock of 1G cows, I Bull, 1 Good Farm Horse, Sow and Litter, 20 V.L. Fowls, 1 Spring Dray (Tip), 1 Spring Part with Harness for each, 5 Milk Cans and Buckets, Stumping Jacks, 1 Horse-Cover, HI Cow-Covers, Horse Cultivator, 1 Horse Plow, Wire Strainer, 2-leaf Tine Harrows, Planet Jr., Manure and Seed Sower, Etc. \ ery Best Loam Soil in virgin condition, H.l-. Water laid on. Well-built House of five rooms, scullery and washhouse 'with large work, shop and storeroom, fowl house, pig-stye, etc. PRICE GOING CONCERN £135 PER ACRE. TERMS ARRANGED. Parker, Vincent & Co., LEVIN, fteag M ' I \f E wish to animate to town and country residents that daring the winr months we are prepared to serve— HOT SOUPS, BEEP BOUILLON. OT LEMON and ORANGE DRINKS. —Also— THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 7.—MAKING AND BREAKING OF ESTATES. Everybody knows that the breaking of anything is usually easier than the making. “Borne mtu devote a lifetime to building up an estate—end their heirs proceed to dissipate it in three or four years," writes an American reviewer. “Who's to blame?" Not the heirs, but primarily the men who are careless enough to leave their fortunes m inexperienced hands." A reviewer of the statistics of estate,-, in the J.S.A. says: ANTED MILK, MALTED COFFEE, or COCOA. Don’t forget it* nutritive value - aUs with the hnest malted cereals t,y • a Erast scientific methods. TURNING 4c .AFTERNOON TEAS. aTIBDaT NIGHTS Sandwiches, j tea, coffee, or cocoa. MISS BAXTER, ROPBIETRESS .. Mill Eoad, Otaki. WHERE THE GOOD BOXED CHOCOLATES ABE ! | ENGLISH WALLPAPERS we are j selling at much lower prices. Pat- j rns posted on request. Freight paid | . all Cash Orders.—ALEXANDER ! -ARK. 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street j .lmsi'toz North. “The average estate lasts from seven to nine years after the creator’s death. Unwise investments, la- -, of dissipation in fiO per cent of . prove the undoing. • ’ TroubL courted when a person does not make the right kind of will nor arrange for the right Lind of trustee. The way to safeguard an estate again-,; ruinous mismanagement or dissipation is by appointing the Stateguaranteed Public Trustee as executor Id a carefully-drafted will. Enquiries welcomed. Apply to — A. MOSLEY, DISTRICT MANAGES, PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. LEVIN. Branch OlHee at OtakL (Next door to •Mail" Cfiba?, •iSs.jS.*.'») v' rS.SSI.® dfc SiS55;