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Otaki Mail, 15 November 1922, Page 4

ROLL GPt ROLL OP! AT THE OLD SPORT’S CAPT. T.Tb. BAX HAS AGAIN REDUCED ALL HIS PRICES. For the Boys: Shirts from 3/6, Pyjamas from 6/6, Stockings from 3/3, Hats and Caps rom 2/6, Boys’ Sports Suits from 38/-, weather Belts 1/0. ~ For the Gentlemen: Shirts from 7/11, Pyjamas from 11/6, Under Shirts from 7/3, Underpants rom 9/-, .White Trousers 19/6, Heavy l'weed Trousers from 21/-, Kuling Punts from 19/0, Denhams from 7/-, Cotton Socks from .1/-, Cashmere AllWool from 2/11, Heavy Wool Socks from 1/9, Felt Hats from 14/0, Cap, from 5/-, Collars, Ties, Braces all at Reduced Prices. Sports Suits to Measure from £3/17/0 to £O/13/-. Sac Suits to measure from £4/10/6 to £7/15/-. A Fine Range of Samples to Choost - from. 5 Per Cent, will be Allowed on all Suits Ordered from now to Christen!, Any goods required not in stock will be obtained from Wellington by return mail. T. B. BAX, GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITTER, ’Phone 127. BOX If, A FAIR SHARE OF THE PUBLIQ PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. (Open for business at 8 sharp, doting 7.30 p.ra.) F. H. BAX, Son of Captain aax, HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in tho shop adjoining his Father’i Mercery Business. For tho hairdressing saloon, Mr Bax has secured tin services of Mr R. King, of Wellington, who is a thorough tradesman, and wit is not unknown to Otaki, having id one time had chargo of Captain Bai’t saloon.. Mr F. H. Bax has roducod all charges to suit tho prosont hard thaw, viz.— Haircutting Is, shaving 6d, boys’ haircut 9d, with clippers all ovor 64, shampoo Is, haircut and beard trim li Gd, razors ground and sot Is. NOTE. —Patrons can rely on cleftuh' ness and civility, A good supply of CIGARETTES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, Pipes, Razors, Strops, and all smokers' requisite-, kept in stock. F. H. BAN, Proprietor.

TWIST & CO S AERATED WATERS ARE GUARANTEED, being manufactured froa pure canc sugar and the finest essence* procurable. All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention. CASE LOTS DELIVERED TO ALT ADDRESS. Factory Phone 37 (2 rings). Pi: M 87 (3 rings). | OUR MOTTO: QUALITY. TWIST & CO., OTA K L CALF SKINS. CASH BUYER OF CALF SKINS. HIGHEST MARKET RATES GIVEN DON’T SELL BEFORE CONSULTING ME J. C. GARDENS 1. MR W. H. FIELD'S CLYDESDALE STALLION BUCHLYVIB'S HBUt Bonny Bresmtkaot (imp.), lU’t-'t Lauder (imp.). First prize winct as a yearling aA-Oamaru show {IPKOStanding this season at Wailunac f' r limited number of mares. Fees £5 3 f (single mare); reduction for two o: more belonging to tam # e owner. Paddocking arranged. Every but no responsibility.— Apply L. L. 7JDY, Waikr a?'’, ———— ■ TO STAND THIS SEASON AT Til* FARM, J| WAIKANAI, THE TROT UNO STALLION EGM O N T is a beautiful dark standing 15.2, and claims as kil sire that champion horse ALiIONTf mile 2.12, two mile* AB2, tire; 8.50 (world's record). Whilst A> reont's sire, Bothschild, is progenitor of most of the famous trotters in X**’ Zealand, inM tiding Emmeline 2.i, 3-» (New ZealaaA reesrd); Dan Patch 2J> Esvenus, 2.11, 2.5, and a others. E Gil ONI IS dais, Brookholnc 1* by Brcokioln —Miss Berlin by Berlin (imp.) dam Wallssi. EGHGNT has already sired rissf r* in the South Island, including Pc t’-ltj 2-3 D, winner of many raees, and •' IJ himself won races at Pinmpton ivkj Christchurch. Fee for season £3 3*. For further particulars apply to cca WILMSHUBST, Owner, Vaiki' -•