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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 146, 21 June 1916, Page 15

ROW'S MOTOR AGENCY | OTAKI RAILWAY. <" Agencies : CHEVROLET CARS, AUSTIN CARS and COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, BIG X AUTO-CYCLES MICHELIN and GOODRICH TYRES WAKEFIELD'S CASTROIL MOTOR OIL All Repairs promptly attended to. TELEPHONE 23. >*? n ' : :'• PI r. ARE YOU THINKING OF BUILDING? A If soi consult ..''!■; , Tbirly-tight yeati H»me T Q^ Lj/^VT TIJV and Colonial experience. c yj, J~ lIJ / M \ . All work done on np-l»- ''■•■■. • ■>«. li^. Building Contractor Address: . fYTATfT Mill Road, OTAKI .■ ■ ■ ■ Phone 20 Estimates Given Charges Reasonable i—; — i / ,FOR A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE JOB AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP— IL H. VANN, Certificated Plumber MILL ROAD, OTAKI, ' Cannot be Excelled.-' Country Orders Promptly Attended to. :.., The Light of the Age—DREADNOUGHT GAS—lnstalled in Pnblio Buildings and Private Houses. . • ' . CALL AND GET QUOTATIONS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. The Ideal Hairdressing Saloon, OtaKi j. l; PARRANT, Proprietor . Cleanliness and Prompt Attention is -my First Consideration. Latest Magazines, Fashion Books, and City Morning Paper. Gramaphones and ' Records. TRY THIS SHOP ! ("BILLS & MOORE | | The Big Storekeepers with Little Prices | You'll Grow Rich on what You Save I f Otaki is a Large District made Rich by the Dairying jj| ij Industry and BILLS & MOORE'S LOW PRICES. I |i| Merchandise of Every Description Imported Direct 3 Ij from British Manufacturers and landed by us at 1 1 I landing costs as low as the best Wellington Merchant 1] 1 We are building up a taste for BRITISH GOODS during the | |i war, that no desire will, be left in the buyer for GERMAN J '! . TRASH. . . . ■ ' • • ■■ ' . . '■ J I Three hundred years ago, when Shakespeare wrote, the I | German article was cheap and nasty. In Act 111. of Scene I. of I j "Love's Labour Lost" the great poet writes:— ■ J I " A woman that is like a German clock, !| ; , Still a repairing; ever out of frame; Ij J And never going aright." . i j i Strike a blow for our great Empire, and never 'again buy II || German goods, but buy British manufactures from i I BILLS <& MOORE I iii who import them direct from the Motherland. : Living is Cheap in Otaki jii Otaki war prices are not nearly so high as Wellington war |l prices. • ■ ' ■' .•'■•. ;|i We offer an invitation to the city people to come to Otaki and ill live. God's sunshine is free, and He gives it with greater !j abundance to Otaki than to any other city in New Zealand. | The Otaki winter is mild and short. You can play golf in Otaki t all winter without carrying an umbrella in your bag. j'-. Again Shakespeare wrote. This time in the "Winter's Tale"; fc the winter's tale, mind you, so he must have had' Otaki in I': mmd — ; 1 , "The climate's delicate, the air most sweet." iji ■• ' ' Act 111., Scene I. Jijjl Oranges, Lemons, Shaddocks, Citrons, Grapes jjjjj grow and ripen in the open air in Semi-tropical Otaki. Our fifl violets are the largest and earliest in New Zealand, and are sold la.ll over the Dominion. Again Shakespeare speaks of Otaki when he says :— „,, "Daffodils tha.t come before the swallow dares." I Our daffodils and violets that are in the market all over the | Dominion before any other part can bring them to bloom." ji! Come and Live in Semi-Tropical Otaki | and deal from the biggest STOREKEEPERS between Welling,j ton and Palmerston. Iritis & mhorf!