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Otaki Mail, 22 December 1922, Page 4

KOLL UP! ROLL UP! AT THE OLD SPORT’S CAPT. T. B. BAX HAS AGAIN REDUCED ALE Hjg PRICES. For the Hoy*: EiuHs from 3/0, Pyjamas from 0/6 Stockings from 3/3, Hat# ami (ja-y from l!/0, Boys’ Sports Suits from 33/* Leather Butts 1/0. Por the Gentlemen: Snirts from 7/11, Pyjamas from Jl/o, Under Shirts from 7/9, Underpants from 9/-, White Trousers PD/0, Heart Tweed Trousers from 21/-, Ridic’, Pants from 19/0, Denhams from 7/Cotton Socks from 1/-, Cashmere AllWool from '2/11, Heavy Wool Seeks from 1/9, Pelt Hats from 11/0, Caps from 5/-, Collars, Ties,-Braces all at t Reduced Price's. Sports Suits to Measure from 23/17/0 to 20/15/-. Sac Suits to measure from £4/10/0 to i i/15/-. A Prno Range of Samples to ChoostA from. ... 1 5 Por Cent, will be Allowed on all J Suits Ordered from now to Any goods required nut in stock upril be obtained from Wellington by rut uVa mail. f X. B. BAX,, ■ / GENTLEMEN -s outfitter, Thono 127. " Box 19, A FAIR SHAKE OP THE PUBLIC PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. (Upon for business at 8 sharp, closing 7.30 p.m.) P. B. BAX, Son of Captain nux, HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCOKiST BUSINESS ill the simp adjoining las father’s Mercury Business. for the hairdressing saloon, Mr Bax has secured tho services of Mr R. King, of Wellington, who Js a thorough tradesman, and who is not unknown to Otuki, having at one tinio had charge of Captain Bax's saloon. Mr E. H. Bax has reduced all charges to suit tho present hard times, viz.——Haircutting Is, shaving (id, boys' haircut Oil, with clippers all over (id, shampoo Is, haircut uud beard trim Is (id, razors ground and sot Is. NOTE. —Patrons can rely on cleanliness and civility/ * A good supply- of CIGARETTES, CP j CARS, 'TOBACCOS, Pipes, Razors, Strops, and all smokers ’ requisites e ’ kept in stock. E. H. BAX, Proprietor. • | GIVE CHINA THIS XMAS: \\/L have now opened all our Xmas Goods which includes the best China and Pottery procurable from the best English and Continental Houses. Wu have first quality China tea. sets in Paragon, Heatheote and Crown Staffordshire, very dainty patterns and’ j reasonably priced. Sole agent for j (Gouda ware) Dutch Pottery, Grim- _ j wade’s hand-finished coaching days and I ! rust rim pottery, also a big range of j Hoy;,,! Doullon English Crystal Pyrex j glass cooking dishes, and many fancy' j lines, all suitable tor Xmas gifts, j When in Levin call and inspect ' ! FAMILTONS, • • THE CROCKERIES. ’ ’ I the HOUSE FOR QUALITY, j Oxford Street : : : Levin. ‘ FISH 2J FISH~ (J WING to the great demand for , I-13H it' is advisable that mi-* j dents requiring any should place , their orders by WEDNESDAY J ' EACH WEEK in order to secure it | for THURSDAY. Delivery made . , if necessary. All kinds of fish for , sale. Leading Lines of CONFECTIONER/, CORDIALS, FRUITS, Etc. ! meals AND AFTERNOON TEAS j at all hours. J. COONEY, PEOPEIETOE. 'Phone No. 104. I"T ■ SUE GEE & CO., FRUITERER CONFECTIONER GROCER. MILL ROAD #TAkL Everything Clean and Fresh and Reasonable in Price. CASH BUYER OF DRY FUNGUS. Telephone 08. 4 KIWI BACON FACTORY PALMERSTON NORTH CASH BUYERS of BAOON FIGS. TRUCKING DATE:— 'tail: Monday, November 20, 10 a.;A, to 12 noon. Bacon Pigs, 3 201 b to 1601 b, 4jd per ’ a ‘- trunking yards; 4jd delivered iCtory. j| PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY, B- A. SLOAN, is via.