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Otaki Mail, 7 February 1919, Page 4

"OROWHENUA COUNTY - PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION. agent for the Returned Soldiers' Information Papirtment WORK FOR RETURNED MEN. i ' The undermentioned returned ■ soldiers require employment : ,11. Married man, with good'dot's, wants droving, or general farm work" Present address, Waikanae. 12.—Light store work wanted ; applicant's address, Otaki Railway. I 13. Work on sheep run ; address I Otaki. ] PLEASE NOTE.—This space I will be occupied by the Patriotic ! Association to advertise the wants of j returned men requiring work, and employers requiring labour are inj vited to communicate with the : undersigned, who will furnish full ' particulars as to character and quali- ! heaiion of applicants. I F. e, WALKLEY, ! Secretary. I Oxford Chambers. Levin I 'Phone 17. DEAIWES.sT CATAEBH, HEAD NOISES, easily cured in a few days by the now ■"French Orleno." Scores of wondcr- ' ful euros reported. "Completely Cured."—Age 76. Mr Thomas Winslade, of Borden, 1 Hants, writes: "I am delighted I fried the now "Orleno," for tho head-noises, ' I am pleased to tell you, ARE GONE, | and I can hear as well as ever I could jln my life. I think it wonderful, as I am seventy-six years old, and the peo- | pie horo are surprised to think I can j hear so well at my ago." j Many other equally good roports. Try ono box to-day, which can bo I forwarded to any address upon tho re- ! coipt of money order for 4s 63. j There Is Nothing Better at Any

Address: "ORLENE" Co., Railway Crescent, West Croydon, Surrey, England. Please mention this puper. H- MQFFATT' CASH BUYER Hides, Calf Skins, Taliow, Etc. OTAKI RAILWAY. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Sufferers from Deafness and HeadNoises should know of the .following advertisement, which .is now appearing in numerous newspapers in all party or the world. How to cure DEAFNESS. A SIMPLE PREPARATION has recently been discovered by ;ui cmij:eiit physician, which lias been found wonderfully effective in curing deaf- " ncss and head-noises. ■ .Severe and obstinate wisw which I bad resisted all the ordinary remedies ! and expensive treatment.;, have been permanently cured in a few days by this simply preparation called " AUKALOX." j Mr Win Bristow, of Worthing, j write*:—"The curative properties of I your new remedy, 'Auraion,' are truly I wonderful. After being deaf for nearly twenty years I am now able i to hear 'distinctly and the head-noise.'. which were so distressing, have com- ! plctejy disappeared. No sufferer ' .should hesitate to try this splendid .' cure. This is just one report out of many. • "AERALOX" v 6 sold in packages at 4s 6d each, and can be sent to i I address post paid upon receipt of re- . niittauce. Send your order direct to j "ATJEALON," care of Kirk'n Agency ,12 Railway Crescent, West Croydoa ; -Surrey, England.

CPlease mention this paper). MAIL NOTICES. ilails close at Otaki Pest CM2/ e as • imder:— " *" ,Daii y , o a .m.~ror Wellington, Otaki "ailway, Te Horo, Waikaaae, South W eoimeetißg ~-ith WeUtogtoa. 1 Lyt elea ferry b * laail, 6d extra. I WeS' & f° KJo — r « Mwakw, Ohau, | JJfaroa, Levxn, Kop uUtroa , Sfcawuw, ' . - 1 ' «3T?«»tttli, Auckland, Kapler, and mteraeaiatcsi. Daify, 31-50 a.m.-For Otaki Railway. <w f'' ~ 5 Wellington Paekakariki, and South J Daily, 6JO p. ffl ._For J> vJn , PaWs«ton including Xorth IK*** seoraeet at Pabacrktoa ..Hike's Bay, Tfangasui ffigg£g f „ - ; early train ia the ciorniag. I As Advised.— Via Son Vrancineo and Vancouver sad all mails beyond the i isosuaion. , J- ;W. HODGSON, f - - - : •' Postmaster.