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Otaki Mail, 9 July 1923, Page 3

THE GOOD RELIABLE. NASH JS still running as smoothly and cu sweetly as ever, and patrons riding in it are always loud in their praise. It meets all trains, travels to any part of the district, and is at the service of all day or night. The telephone number is still 117. N. OLSEN, CAREFUL & EXPERIENCED TAXIDRIVER, “SHROPSHIRE HOUSE/' Bangiuru Scad. H. P. JENSEN, TAXI PROPRIETOR, OTA K I F prepared to make trips to ANT PART OF THE TOWN AND DISTRICT. Racing and other parties catered for. CHARGES REASONABLE. CAR WILL MEET ALE TRAINS. 'Pheno 153. TO MANAKAU FARMERS! We have been appointed Local Distributors for FATERINE L'HE NATURAL LIQUID CALF FOOD PRICE 20/- P»r Oil. F.O.R. LEVIN. tW. BULL, LTD., MERCHANT LEVIN, 'Phone 6. . j/rjs*X~-r £,>o * Bex •«* at BAXTER'S What could be better for these wiat:sf ; nighta, during picture interval, than A HOT BOWL OF SOUp DELICIO Uo HOT COFFEE AND A BISCUIT » ~ Try Our /' MALTED MILK NUTRITIOUS AND INVIGORATING. HOT MILK SHAKES AND YOU WILL FEEL QUITE TONED UP. J BAXTER’S EVERYTIMB .(Opposite picture Tbfitri), TO. DAIRY FARMERS FATERINE J 'pHE Pri.e of FATERINE it down, and now is the time to make tfa» best of it. It is cheaper than any other calf food on the market. Give it a trial, and you won’t be disappoint*!. Hte price is 20s per tin dtliveaed. TAYLOR BROS., | LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, | 'Phone 50. Ot&ki Railway, j OTAET SAILWAY. j i FOE - ? GROCERIES, CEO CHERT, ! IRONMONGERY, ETC, t CLOTHING, i GO TO I ' *• FISHER'S, t V ÜBAgiUn'?, Wm . :