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Otaki Mail, 10 January 1923, Page 4

CALF SKINS. CASH BUYER OF CALF SKIFF. HIGHEST MARKET RATES GIVEN. DON'T SELL BEFORE CONSULTING ME J. C. GARDENER. ROLL UP! ROLL UP! AT THE OLD SPORT’S CAPT. T. B. BAX has again reduced ALE his PRICES. Tor tlie Boy&: Slims from 3/G, Pyjamas iruiu (</6. Stockings from S/3, Hats and Caps from 2/<S, Boys’ Sports Suits from 33/Bca tiier Belts 1/(5. For the Gentlemen! Skirts Irorn 7/11, Pyjamas fiom 11/6, Under Skirts from 7/9, Underpants iroin 9/-, White Trousers 10/6, Heavy T treed Trousers from 21/-, Ridumilmts from 19/6, Denhams from 7/° Cotton Socks from 1/-, Cashmere AUWooi from 2/11, Heavy Wool So.cks irom 1/9, Felt Hats from 1-1/0, Caps irom 5/-, Collars, Ties, Braces ’all at Reduced Prices. Sports Suits to Measure irom £3/17/0 to £O/15/-’. Sac Suits to measure from £l/10/0 to £7/15/-, A line Range of Samples to Choose from. 5 Per Cunt - "HI bo Allowed on all Saits Ordered from now to Christmas. Any goods required not in-stock will be obtained from Wellington by return mail. T. STTL ’Phono 12 7. B. BAX, GEN TLEMEjM 'a OUTilxxEll. Box 11 A FAIR SHARE OF THE PUJSLJQ PATRONAGE IS ALL I ASK. (Open fo r business at S sharp, clcsin 7.30 p.nr.) H. BAX, Son of Captain nux, HAIR DRESSING AND TOBACCO NIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining iris Father - .ciceiy Business. For the kairdro 8,,, “ Buiouli > Air B:,:. has secured tli services of Mr R. King, of WelUngto; tfko la a thorough tradesman, and wli is not unknown to Otuki. Laving i one time kad charge of Captain Bax saloon. Mr F. U. Bus Las reducod a ekarg L . K to suit the present Laid time \E. Haircutting Is, shaving Gd, boy; kuuem. 9d, with clippers all ovor <j< shampoo Is, haircut and board trim j Gd, razors ground and sot Is. NOTE. Patrons can rely on clo«ul ness and civility. A good supply of CIGARETTES. CJ GARS, I.OBACCOS, Pipes, Rasori Strops, and all smokers' requisite kept in stock. E. H. BAN, Proprietor.

KIWI BACON FACTORY PALMERSTON NORTH I 1 | CASH BUYERS of BACON PIGS. TRUCKING DATE:— * Otaki: Monday, November 20, 10 a.m. tO 12 DOOIi. f Bacon Pigs, 120]b to 1601 b, 4jd p er |; ib at trucking yards; 4«d delivered at | j factory. _ * PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY. E. A. SLOAN, j Levin. _ i i r) | I s ! ! MR W. H. FIELD'S CLYDESDALE STALLION BUCHLYVTE'S TTV.TR £>Y Bonny Breastknot '(imp.), Meggf* Lauder (imp.). First prize winner ae a yearling at Oamaru show (1919), Standing this season at Waikanae for limited number of mares. Fees £5 5a (single mare); reduction for two or more belonging to same owner. Paddockicg arranged. Every care, but no responsibility.— Apply L. L. UDY, Waikanae. ! T 0 STAND THIS SEASON AT THE PAEM, waikanae THE TROTTING STAXHON ! EGM 0N T JTjGMONT if. a beautiful dark bay : standing 15.2, and claims aa Ms ■ sire that champion horse ALiTONT, : mil « 2.12, two miles 4.32, three milw ! 6.50 (world’s record). Whilst AlJ moat's sire, Rothschild, ia progenitor , of moat of the famous trotters in New I Zealand, intituling Emmeline 2.8, 3.5 | fNew Zealand record); Dan Patch. 2.9, Revenue, 2.11, 2.3, and a hundred 1 others. , EGMONT-’S dam, Brookholm Belle, jis by Brookholm —Miss Berlin (imp.) 1 by Berlin (imp.) dam Wallas*. | EGIIONT has already sired winner* | in the South Island, including Rouble, i 2.30, winner of many races, end has • himsdf won races at Plumptoa Park, j Christchurch, i 2ee for reason £3 3e. I For farther particulars apply to GEO. WILMSHUBST, Owner, Waikanae.