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Otaki Mail, 3 November 1922, Page 3

L. G. LOWRY p- TKE PROGRESSIVE BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, OTAttt X PRESENTS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS EOR ALL AGES ’ CALL AyD WHAT CHOLCE IS YOURS. XMAS CARDS XMAS CARDS. XMAS CARDS XMAS CARDS. I 'PiIOUO 111. X-tUi UUUJJ, JN a a jtt J. ■'UR ow ino x.iwij uuu ia prcpuiuu to cater lui’ too convenience ul pasaengeri, wishing to go anywhere, It wiii moot ail trains, mane day or night tups, and do at the service ox long-urn-tauce. patrons. xu: iuruior particulars “ng 'phono 117, N. .OLSEN* 'AREFUE & EXPERIENCED TAXIDIIVeR, UXAEJ. TUWNISH IP TAYLOR BROS. •LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, OTAKI RAILWAY, I Auvo boon appointed agents lor many -eauuig lines, emet among tilo number I ooing faterine ilio humous Cull Food, which is revolulionising stock raising, ousunng bolter constitution, greater weight, more bone, -xcedoui xroiu scours, lower lading cost; uud buying of iubuur, —Also—• MASSE Y-lIAKKIS IMPLEMENTS, including Mowers, Drills, Ploughs, Harrows, etc. McLEAN TEA MEASURING CADDY, Which is a saving in Tea, Time, and I’iavor. In Stuck: Plume] Etg T’reo and •keii Pennine, Motor Cits, AiMting rubbers, Motor Tyres. a lor Sale:—Ony I roomed house, modern, conveniences, one acre good lyiid, i'xico about £l*oo, £ldu deposit,

ihoze in still something for the gcntleI men ol Otuki and district to phin al>out—thu winter, to keep warm, ___ i . BTha*^ Tlii, ‘JXAJ ispOBT, Hill supply you wim a nuavy woolen sweater iur ;Ha ou, usutu pney £at (id. ojuunb l', ii„ (Jd. CsuaTpuce isg tid, .a jAALAs from lij (jd, Hum lb a ptui. ittAVk BLUB JUjiJML Slllßlfci, 10b (id, Dsual pries Iks 6d, \V kite, and many other colored oiiiiiio 4 at tne naius row pries, bKilLiiCLOldllAiCi, Collars, Tie# Bruces, Hat*, Capa, liundkerchiufs, Prices to tuij All, ihe Old fcipoxt is kept busy taking measurements for suits; all suits to nand bo far have given entire satisfaeiion with regard to lit, make, and quality ■ ■ C-4, iioli up and get measured for a suit a* you want to look smart for tie races. Why pay £lO when you csn on« at the Old bport'a from ' £4 15s jo i.l 5s f —*■* A good range of sample* to choose from. Articles not in stoca will t>* *<•- cured from Weilingtoa by morn mul, bully Hound tne "Old cpoit, ‘ X. B. BAX, GKkxjjfirori.n t> Obm*.sJilt, 'Hhone 127, Bo* ip, A FAIR SHAKE OF TUB PXJBT.Tq FATEQIiAGE Hi A 1.1, j amk (Open for business at S sharp, closing t 7,30 p.ta.) - F. H. BAX, con of Captain Bax, HAJKBKBfeeIN'G AMi IOBACCOKlbT BUSINESS . in the shop adjoining his Father's hiereery Business. lor the haiidre*---ig saloon, Air Bai has secured trio services of Air if. King, of Wellington, who is a thorough tradesman, ana who is not unknown to Otuki, having at one time had charge of Captain Bax's saloon. Air F. II Bax has reduced all enuzges to suit the present hard times, vim—iiaircutting Is, shaving 6d, boys' carrcut 2d, with clippers ail over (3d, shampoo is, haircut and beard trim Is 6d, razors ground and set Is. KOI I.—Patrons can rely on cleaalinets and civility. { A good i apply ol CIGABETTES, CI-L GAft.i, TOBACCOS, Pipes, Eazorj.y strops, and all satokere' requisite*! 1 ire pc i a »toek. £• H; &&£, Propricwi,