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Otaki Mail, 4 June 1930, Page 2

M&m WRBSSSmm i § Mi .f— ~ • ■ v-. . >s' H SI ? : • ■ ,V ..- J . J I & ■s njl t-s 3= ■lf £ spy* > v ii® '• • ,- : V’r v.\- -V ! ■ ■■ A •< wl #4 I ■ mKKmwmmm ’ • Wsm ra®r:*(j lib Packets, 2s lb. 7!b Tins, Is 9d lb. 2Blb Tins, Is 7d lb. Numerous Testimonials from Local Poultry Farmers. OBTAINABLE FROM!: BILLS BROS., LTD., FOR QUALITY AND VALUE OTAKI AND OTAKI RAILWAY. Telephone 6. Telephone 63. USE OUR SERVICE—WE CALL FOR ORDERS AND DELIVER. . .nJ O I_T*± a 2 fzil m No phase of home-making is more important than the selection of a "Tea Set.” For real service , and satis? *• faction you cannot do better / ■ than select from the stocks ire carry. Exguisiis colors and charmmo desisms make choosms ear n ~*4'. w /fT S Nothing pleases home-laving house-keepers more than ckery. crockery, All seekers of Gifts, no matter for what occasion should see our stock ‘Vases, Ornaments, Jar dimers, Tea Tots, and Fruit Dishes. J. SIEVERS, ~ CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, ' GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANT, ETC. dainty TURNOVERS, LTD., OTAKI, AND* OTAKI BEACH. PHONE 205. ALL OUR GOODS AS AT OPENING OFFERED AT Wellington Cash Rates, We Deliver. , -ORIGINAL PRICE LIST IN OPERATION. WE STOCK ONLY QUALITY GOODS. ALL STANDARD GRADE FRUITS, NO SECONDS TURNOVERS FOR SQUARE BUSINESS. OTAKI AND OTAKI BEACH. PHONE 205. PUBLIC NOTICE. . Owing to the decline of the Jewellery Trade E. LOOSER ( has decided to combine his present business with that of High Class Stationer and Fancy Goods Deal•i er, under- the title of— / .j f 1 ll Mm Hal He thanks all who up to the present have supported him and trusts they will continue their patronage. ' , • New apd old- customers may be assured of every attention to their wishes. .' ' . -, t 4/ : ' Watch .and Jewellery Repairs as Usual. • Phone 201. " Employ a- —— 'Good Painter It is not economy to set unskilled labour at a job of painting, just because anyone can • spread the paint on in some sort of fashion. The-painter's experience in diagnosing the ■ needs of woods, and his knowledge of the right proportions of lead, oil and drier t to ;■ fit the’ case, make him absolutely necessary to a godd economical job of painting. A good painter pays for himself. We employ expert tradesmen only < Shall we . quote for that job. t /£,