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Otaki Mail, 4 December 1922, Page 3

* YyT can quota you for any design id ■ pak or Rimu, Tell us what you 1 want, vt3 San supply you.'—J', B. COOMBES, Cabinetmaker and Uphol* sterer, Levin. CHEAP MEAT. . ONLY THE PRIME ST AND BEST. i DELIVERIES ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. SHOP SITUATE ON WAERENGA ROAD. [ BRYANT & CO., BUTCHERS, 'Phone 137. Waerenga Road. THE PRIME ST OP MEAT MAY ALWAYS BE SECURED AT A. KNIGHT’S (Successor to Messrs Noble Bros.) CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY, ATTENTION. MEAT. - ONLY THE BEST AND PRIMES T. DAILY DELIVERY. Customers treated with Civility and Attention, J. FAIRLEY. BUTCHER. DIARIES! DIARIES! DIARIES! DIARIES! BUY NOW FOR 1823. LADIES' BAG HANDLES, IN LARGE VARIETY, L G. LOWRY STATIONER. Mill Road til Otaki, 'Phono 141. ;x • . SEPARAT.ORS. E are Agents for the bust makes of ' .Separators. farmers, Who entrust us with tkslf HOME SEPARATED CREAM Get the best results. , THE OTAKI DAIRY COMPANY, OTAKI RAILWAY.

ROLL UP! 'ROLL UP! AX THE OLD SPORT’S CAPT. T. B. BAX HAS AGAIN REDUCED A r/r. HIS PRICES. For the Boys: Blurts from 3/6, Pyjamas from 6/6, Stockings from 3/3, Hat* and Caps from 2/6, Boys’ Sports Suits from 38/-, Leather Belts 1/6. For the Gentlemen: Shirts from 7/11, Pyjamas from 11/6, Under Shirts from 7/9, Underpants from 9/-, White Trousers 19/6, Heavy Tweed Trousers from 21/-, Biding Pants from 19/0, Bonhams from 7/-, Cotton Socks from 1/-, Cashmere All. It 00l from 2/11, Heavy Wool Socks from 1/9, Felt Hats from 14/0, Caps from 5/-, Collars, Ties, Braces all at Reduced Priees. Sports Suits to Mean, ure from £-3/17/6 to £6/13/-. Sac Suits to measure from £4/10/6 to £7/15/-, A Fine Range of Samples to Choosg from. 5 Per Cent, will be Allowed on all Suits Ordered from now to Christmas, Any goods required not in stock will be obtained from Wellington by ratlins mail. T, B. BAX, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER. 'Phone 127. Box IP, A FAIR SHARE OF THE PURUS PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASS. ' (Open for bmmenn at 8 sharp, closing j 7.30 p.m-i | F. h7~BAX, Son of Captain -oax, HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCO--1 NIST BUSINESS

in the shop adjoining his father 'a Mercery Business. I'or the hair dr esdiig saloon, Mr Bax hut secured the services of Mr B. King, of Wellington, who is a thorough tradesman, and who is not unknown to Otaiti, having at one time had charge of Captain Bax'* saloon. Mr 1’- H- Bax has reduced all charges to suit the present hard times, viz.—iiaireutting la, shaving fid, boy*' haircut Sd, with clippers all over fid, . shampoo Is, haircut and beard trim la fid, razors ground and set la. SOI L.—Patrons can rely on cleanliness and civility. A good supply of CIGAEEIXLH, ClGaLs, TOBACCOS, Pipes, 1 Bazcrs, Strops, and all stool >rs‘ requisite* kept in sjoek. -