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Otaki Mail, 31 December 1923, Page 3

SALS! SALE! SALE! THURSDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1524 AT 2 P.M. SHARP. r P T2 "R A\ r auctioneer, has rc1. 13. XSAA ce . ved instruc- ! lions from H. NOBLE, ESQ-, who J* j leaving Otaki, to sell by auction, at his i private residence, situated tit Ike eor ' r.er of WAEBENOA KOAD «nd AOTAKI STREET, the whole of ins household furniture, comprising English piano, 3-piccc oak bedroom suite, iron bedstead, wardrobe, tables, duchess chest, morris chairs, kitchen -chairs and many other lines too numerous to mention. T. B. BAN, Auctioneer. 40 BEACH 40 SECTIONS To be sold by ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., on SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th. At - p.m. IN BRIGHT'S "THEATRE, OTAKI, on account of MB. E, HOPKINS. 'TVHJ.S is the beautiful block of pine trues and ruacrocarpu at the Bangiuru Beach (well-known by local residents as a picnic resort for many years), The sections in size are about u quarter of an acre and front new roads ttiat have been constructed, branching from the Bangiuru Beach Koud. The Borough Council's high-pressure water is laid on to the.new road. The welcome shade and the absence of flying sand make these sections idea) sites for building seaside cottages. Plans will be available from ihe 10th of December, and can be obtained at the "Mail" Office or from Mr. a. J. (Sic vers, Terms:- —£20 cash, balance in 5 years at 6 per cent. Five per cent discount will be allowed for cash purchasers. FIREWOOD AND COAL, ,A KING on Phone, No. 82 will bring to your door coal and firewood, in lengths to suit purchasers. Beach orders left at. B.osking ; s store will be promptly attended to. A E. WALUNGTON COAL AND FIREWOOD DEALER, Mill Bead, Otaki. THE OTAKI NURSERIES WAERENGA ROAD, OTAKI. .NOW FOR SALE:— BEDDING- PLANTS,* POT PLANTS TOMATO PLANTS, AND ANNUALS. SEE OUB DISPLAY OF ROSES AT THE OTAKI SHOW. Orders will be booked foi r ti trees, etc. W. H. REYNOLDS, "LEAVING taken over the Confec cry .Business and Tea Boon: Otaki Railway I am prepared to < in first-class style for the trave public by providing MORNING . AFTERNOON TLA, the best of i cordials, etc: Cheapest rates, bea civility and attention. MRS. MOFFATT,

THE GOOD KEjuIAEEE. NASH Tfc> atill running as smoothly and bj sweetly as ever, and patrons riding in it are always loud in their praise. It meets aU trains, travels to any part of tbo district, and is et tie service ot all day or night. Tie telephone Humour is still 117. N. GLSEN, CAiiEFUL & EXPERIENCED lAi/ DEIVEE, "SiIROPSHIEE HOW6S,'Bangicra Read,

ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTING. T?t/Ti"li the experience of thirty-five: years successful contracting work behind us we can undertake to carry out in a mo=t satisfactory manner, ELECTRICAL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING oi any description whatever, from house wiriag to power station instaliat All contracts whether largo ->r si are carried (.ot by thorougn'y tompetent workmen uuder the supervision of ESTIMATES TREE. TURNBULL & JONES LIMITED, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 249. 'Phones, 233?, 2S3S.

H. P. JENSEN, .- - "Set** TAXI PEOPEIEIOE, O T A K I _,>- S prepared to make trips to ANX PAST OF THE TOWN A2*l>. EESTEICT. Baeing and ether parties catered for. CHABG-ES SEASONABLE. CAB WILL MEET ALL TBAB?S. •"Phone 153.

"RENZrvs COMFORT IByi> gives yoa one hour's ironing for 3c. Post" fr»o, Pumps aaO Tor<;hs*- included. OStiS. 35/- KACH. Write "o-dpj while tiscv last at this io-.v price.— ALEXANDER CLARK, L7 r > 3 and iltztierbert Street, P.O. iiox IS3, Pulzaaratoa North.