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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 71, 23 November 1914, Page 1

TAIHAPE LABOUR EXCHANGE and Registry Office for Malt and Female Servants. (Licensed under N.Z. Government.) T. J. SHUTE, COMMISSION AMD GfcN rv AGENT. TAIHAPE. (Next McCormick's Boot Store.) MAIN TRUNK LABOUR BUEEAU (Licenced under New Zealand Government) . STATION STREET, TAIHAPE. j 'Phone 107. Telegraphic Address : "Labour," Talhape. INSURANCE, LABOUR, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Agents in Wellington. Palmerston North and Masterton. WANTED. 2 Pit-sawyers contract 1 Grass seed sower, 1/6 hour 2 Ploughmen, near Taihape 2 Bush Farm hands, 30/T Shearers Cook, Nov. 23rd, 45/.1 Cowboy, Hunterville 1 Shepherd, Karioi 1 lad, sheep station, near Taihape. 3 axemen, Te Kuiti, 11/- and found. 1 groom, stables. 1 station hand, Mataroa. 1 cook's off-sider, Huntly. 1 handy station hand, near Taihape, 30/-. Contractors—4o acres bush, near Taihape, £2 5/- per acre. WAITING ENGAGEMENTS. Fast blade and machine shearers. I Mustcrer, good dogs. ] MAIN TRUNK LABOUR BUREAU ■J-hone 107. H. B Duncan,' Manager hANTED to Buy—Old False Teeth, : ->/|f IHgheet prices given in New Zealand. Post to Manager, "Piedmont" Co., 236 Queen Street, Auckland. <'»Bh sent by return. Established 16 jsars. FOR SALE. Spring trap, suitable for farmer j spring cart, suitable for farm work or wood carter. In gi:od order. —J. G. Turnbull. Carriage Builder. WANTED KNOWN. That McCORMICK is having a clearing Sale of odd pairs and broken sizes. Women's Boots from 4/6 per pair; Shoes from 3/6 per pair. See windows for further prices. Have you seen DARVTLL'S display of Spring Materials? If not, you should see it at once. All the newest materials for Spring and Summer are now on show in DAEVILL'S Drapery Department. MAETON BRICK AND TILE WORKS (Established 1914.) I have a supply of First Class Bricks and Field Pipes, and solicit your patronage. Quality guaranteed. Prices right. A trial solicited. J. O. MEYER, Proprietor. WE ARE PREPARED FOR IT. NOW is the time to secure your Christmas Cards, and a nice, neat card with your own imprint is sure to command the attention of the recipient. We have a splendid selection this year and you will be pleased with the dainty manner in which we print the cards for you. The prices are pleadingly" low, and samples will be willing shown if you will call at THE TIMES OFFICE. NOTICE. THE PRICE OF MEAT. MR. M. BRYNE desires to inform the public that he is not raising the price of meat, and families will be supplied at old prices, delivered door.