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TELEGRAPH STABLES. >V! n* A P { 2 iX. I ' 3 Ci Pi Jgios, cub, hearse, uJ saddle horses on hue. Motor-bus leeta all trains. Ocuerol carrying in U brunches. Conmiercial travellers atered for. Buses open for engageients lor private parties. Letters and skgiania promptly attended to. ARCHIE SMITH, PROI'JiIETOS. JUBILEE HOTEL, ;NDER NEW" 2d LfAVIXCi taken over the JUBiUhii HOTEL 1 urn prepared to cater in the Best Stylo for Customers, who will receive every attention. A FIRSTCLASS TABLE will bo kept, while Accommodation will leave nothing to be desired. Being in the centre of a sporting district, with TENNIS, BOWLING, and CROQUET GREENS adjoining, visitors are well catered for hi the form of sport. Buses and cars pass the door to the trains. R. CANN, (Late of Nelson) PROPRIETOR. FAMILY HOTEL TTAVIXG taken over the above well- j known hostelry I am prepared to , cater for all by supplying only first-j clas3 liquors, accommodation, etc. The Hotel is centrally situate and buses pass to and from all trains. 'Phone 27. TELEGRAPH HOTEL rpHE Hotel is now right up to-date, being renovated from top to base. The Accommodation is receiving special attention, while tho best of ALES, WINES and SPIRITS are stocked. Being in the centre of a I pir„l sporting district, and adjoining, the post office, visitors to the town ■ should book up. Tariff reasonable. .TACK McGILL Proprietor. , OTAKI SEASIDE RESORT. aipatt TEA AND REFRESHMENTS AT ALL HOURS. AFTERNOON TEA PARTIES TO ORDEii, bUPPEB PARTIES TO ORDER. Accommodation as pas Turifi. Visitors to the Beach can g«t MeaP Dark Room for Photographers, t. K. COITEiiLLL, Preprifttuv, 'Phone 77. MOFFATT & CO., BONER COWS BULLS HIDES TALLOW, ETC., ETC. P.O. Box 17, Otaki Railway. SPECIAL OPPEB,! l'n advertise our CHRYSANTHEMUMS >vc are offering following varieties at the reduced price of 12s per doz. (postIS A PRIZETAKER VXD TRUE TO NAME. ALEXDE LACY, Crimson, very large. An easy grower and good keeper, ■ 2/- each. ALICE BENSON, white reflex, 2/- each. DOROTHY GOLDSMITH, old gold reflex 1/3 e Dr. JACOBS' deep crimson gold reverse. A beautiful refiexing type, 2/6 ea. EDITH CAYELL, large bronze reflex, 2/- ea. EVELYN FERGUSON, reddish salmon F.S. VALLIS yellow reflex, 1/3 ea - GLADYS BLACKBURN, yellow reflex, 1/3 ea. GOLDEN CHAMPION, very large 2/- eagolden yellow, Many more Choice Varieties to Choose from. OALLIPOLI. light mauve pink, silvery 1/3 ea. reverse, -. , n CCY PADGETT, pale pink reflex,, I/* iI.V. WEST, deepest yellow, broad petals whored and incurved, 3/- ea. HETTY, rose pink reflex, V° '. ILMA RATTEN, silvery P ink I6fic " v ' 2/6 ea. KARA DOW. bronze reflex, 1/3 *** HARJORIE BELLING, white, 1/3 ea. MB6 J. J. WILLIAMS, rich yellow refles 1/3 ea£t NOw'lS THE TIME TO PLANTH. H. HOPMEIEK, KUE3ERYMP.N WAIEIANAE

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Otaki Mail, 6 December 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Otaki Mail, 6 December 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Otaki Mail, 6 December 1922, Page 1

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