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Otaki Mail, 6 April 1923, Page 4

HISTORY AS A RULE IS A TIRESOME SUBJECT, BUT THE MICHELIN TYRE IS A SUBJECT OF SOME HISTORY. THE PRICE IS NOW LOWER THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN. AND THE SAME HIGH QUALITY AND DURABILITY PREVAILS. 30 BY 31 MICHELIN CORD. £4/10/NET SPOT CASH. OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY LOW. J. C. MILNES MOTOR GARAGE, L E V I N.

fls Is 2 AND Since the introduction of Bi-Focals there is no need to carry two pairs of glasses. Invisible Bi-Focals combine two sights with one glass. Through the lower part you can read and see objects close at hand; you can distinguish clearly and distinctly objects at a distance, through the upper section. ONE PAIR OP GLASSES WITH TWO SIGHTS. Write or phone to-day—lnquiries Welcomed. MORRISON & GILBERD, 103 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. BEFORE COMMENCING TO BUILD IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT— H. TAIIPLEY, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, (30 Years' Experience) OTAKI BEACH. Specialises in CONCRETE BLOCK HOUSES; l'aco block, | trimmed with brick; a cheaper house j rough cast. Guaranteed Waterproof, I and cheaper than wood or brick. i CHEAP CHIMNEYS BUILT WITH CONCRETE BLOCK. REPAIR WORK DONE. GOOD WORKMANSHIP AT REASONABLE PRICES. ; GREAT SALE OF ’ FURNI T U R E NOW IN PROGRESS -- ' . Sir A /. >: i-0 SU A A is ;■ ig *-v PRIOR TO STOCKTAKING Ssf « WE ARE DRASTICALLY RE- »■ DUCING PRICES IN ORDER % j TO TURN OUR STOCK OVER SIM BEFORE M:ARCH 31st. Vt j w as mm m % %mvg % m% % j This is a Great Chance for People who j Really Want Good Furniture at Ridiculously Low Prices. I HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES THAT CALL FOR DECISION BY THOSE CONTEMPLATING j FURNISHING:— No. 11 4-Piece Bedroom Suite (Walnut colour. Genuinely Worth £37/10/-. Turnover Price £2B/10 Xo, 2 1 4-Piece Oak Bedroom Su.ce. Handsome Design. Genuineiv worth £52/10. Turnover Price £3B/15 No. 25s 6-Piece Dining Suite (Light, Rimu), Bungalow Design. Gen- I nineiy worth £26/15. Uumover Price £2O/17/6 No, ISO 3-Piece Upholstered Suite, t Cosy and Quaint. Genuinely worth £3l. Turnover Price £23. HOSTS OF OTHER BARGAINS a —DON'T MISS ANY. ENXIS ~MARCH 31 st PEG DEN’S J l ALE

! i ! j MEAT. ONLY THE BEST AND PP_T7.tf.mi , ' DAILY DELIVERY. Customers treated with Civility aid Attention. J. FAIRLEY. BUTUHfiE. THE PROTEST OP MEAT may always ee secured at j A. KNIGHT'S (Successor to Messrs Noble Bros.) CLEANLINESS, CrvrLlT Y, ATTENTION. LESLIE M C MINN & I i CO., MONUMENTAL MASONS, (OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION LEVIN). ,VE SPECIALISE IN CEMETERY NOBK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. A WORLD ENTREPRENEUR. . .. Lan:cl Mayer, who brought 00l ! L«ntz±a, Paderewski, etc., etc., it enthus- I 1 iaatic about Q-tol (before shaving) and FTuenio! (as an antiseptic mouthwash). f Writing from New York, he asks that | regular monthly supplies be posted far 1 hijcsnl t and Mends. He oSca to jtu* the lines w the Amcrltcn <narket