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Otaki Mail, 21 March 1923, Page 1

TELEGRAM STABLES. AND Motor* vaaruge *»> B UTASJC. Motor-cars, gigs, buggies, cub, hear.-.; and saddle horses on hire, Motor-b. meets all trains. General carrying . all brunches. Commercial travel!; . catered ror. Bu.es open 101 engage merits i'o" private parties. Leu.-rs a telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone, No. 7, ARCHIE SMITH, PKOPJiLETOK. Box .1 l. ’l'lrono .1 1 JUBILEE HOTEL, O T A K I. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. JJAVING taken over tho JUBILEE HOTEL I am prepared to cater in tlio Best Style for Customers, who will receive every attention. A ITRST CLASS TABLE will bo kepi, wh.lo Accommodation will leave nothing to bo desired. Being in tho centre or a sporting district, with TENNIS, BOWLING, and CROQUET GREENS adjoining, visitors are well catered for in tho form of sport. Buses and curs piass (lie door to all trains. A. A MARSHALL, D K O l> K r E T O K, FAMILY MOTEL O T A K I. EJAVING taken over the above w< 11knowii hostelry I. am prepared to cater for all by supplying only firstclass liquors, accommodation, etc. The Hotel is centrally situate and buses pass to and from all trains. ’Phone 27. 0. WALTERS Proprietor. TELEGRAPH HOTEL O T A K I. r JMiE Hotel is now right up-to-daie, being renovated from top to bn e. The Accommodation is receiving spoeiul attention, while the best of j ALES, WINES and SPIRITS j ore stocked. Being in the centre of 1 good sporting district, and adjoining j the post office, visitors to the town ] should book up. Tariff reasonable. JACK McGILL Proprietor. i OTAKI SEASIDE \ RESORT. ; TEA AND EEi'EESKMEI'i TS AT AI L HOURS. AFTERNOON TEA PARTIES TO j ORDEAL GUPPER PARTIES TO ORDER. i Accommodation ua per Tariff vi si tors to the Beach can got Mealr j ijiirls Room for Photographers. J p. b. COi’TEi-iuLE, Prepriutoi. j ’Phono 77. RANGiURU HOUSE ; (Under New Management). , MRS RITEON AND MISS LIDDELL, i PROPRIFfI'PESSEri. i CASUAL AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. I AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALTY. CONVALESCENTS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. i CORDIALS, ETC., FOR SALE. ’Phone 645. P.O. Box 31. PICOT BROS., itb-110 THORN DON QUAY AND i 9 DAVIS STREET. LEADING POULTRY EGG | MERCHANTS OF WELLINGTON. ; BEST QUALITY GRAINS AT ! CHEAPEST QUOTATIONS. PO ULI RY MEN ; Consign your Eggs and Poultry to PICOX BROS., for ' prompt Satisfaction. 1 COMMUNICATE FOR PAETICU- i LABS. j P.O. Box, 953. Phones 5D2 and 4077. i Telegrams: "Picot,” Wellington. NEWS PROM THE OLD COUNTRY. <3 END 13s and we will mail you regularly every week for 52 weeks -- , •ropy of any British Weciily Newspaper, such as: Lloyd’s, People, Tit Bits, Pearson’s, etc., etc. Hundreds of papers on our big list mailed free. A dif ferent paper sent weekly, or the same ; publication for 52 weeks. 33s pays for a year’s subscription, including postage. Most unique and up-to-date sot- , vice, greatly appreciated by members , throughout the Empire. Bend las today to—T PERIODICAL POSTING GO., PLY- | MOUTH, ENGLAND. I