Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Otaki Mail, 1 December 1922, Page 3

BOLL UP! ROLL UP! AT THE OLD SPORT'S CAPT. T. B. BAX HAS AGAIN UEDUCKD ALL HIS PEICES. For the Boya: Skirts from 3/6, Pyjamas from 0/6, Stockings from 3/3, Hats and f!«M from J/'/, Boys' Sports Suite f roj Leather Belts 1/6. Tor the Gentlemen: Shirts from 7/11, Pyjamas from 11/6, Under Shirts from 7/9, Underpants from &/-, White Trousers 19/6, Heavy Tweed Trousers from 21/-, Biding Pants from 10/6, Denhams from 7/-, Coi'.on Socks from 1/-, Uashmere AllWool from 2/11, Heavy Wool Cocks from I/'.-, Fdt Hats from 14/6, Caps from 5/-, Collar*, Ties, Braces all at Seduced Prices. Sports Suits to Heasure from £-3/17/6 to £6/15/-. Sac Suits to measure, from 24/10/6 to £7/1,;/-, A Fine Eims of Samples to Choose. from. S Per Cent, will be Allowed en all Suits Ordered from now to Christmai. Any goods required not in stock will T. B. BAX, GENTLZ&tEtf'S OUTFITTEB. 'Phone 127. Box 12. X FAXE SHAEE OF THE PUBUQ PATEONAGE 15 ALL I ASK.. (Gp*n for business at 8 sharpj closing 7.2 G p.m./ F. H. BAX, Son of Captain on, HAIBJDBESSIKG ANT> TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining his Father's Mercery Business. For the hairdressL'ig iiloon, ifr B&z has secured tng services of ilr li. King, of Wellington, vrbo is a thorough tradesman, and who is not unknown to Otaki, having s>% one time had charge of Captain Baz'a saloon. Mr F. H. Baz has reduced all charges to suit the present bard times, viz. —Haireutung Is, snaying 6d, boys' haircut Sd, with clippers all vnx *4j ekampoo I=, haircut end beard trim la 6d, razors ground and set Im. -i'OTE. —Patrors can rely ea cle&niir.e»s and civility. A good supply of CIGABETTES, C - GaBS, TOEaCCOS, Pipes, Easors, Strops, and all smokers' rcquMtst kepr ia stock. F. S. BAXj ttefrftss*,