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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 162, 13 March 1915, Page 7

(The Best on the Market) Per dozen jjj/^J LARGE BOTTLES. Freight Paid on 4=doi mMTLtfb 1 ffflftif Hi* so? n /I lii y n 9w 5 8 k\\ ruja PW PS lis m B D PSf «1 SI 9 119 Ha fSsLJEv n TAIHAPE. I'/A'Si- "Something to eat! Give me something to eat!" That is the cry of every man in the shearing shed—from "ringer" to the fleece picker; likewise 'tis the demand of every worker in the hayfield. In they come for their "tucker"—tired and hungry; their lusty frames calling out for food that strengthens and satisfies. Rest assured that if you provide these sons of toil with puddings, scones and buns baked with Edmonds' Baking Powder they will be more than satisfied—they will be gratified also. 'Tis with Edmonds' the most wholesome and healthful food is prepared. | Write to Edmonds' Works, Christchurch, for the Sure to Rise" Cookery Book. It's FREE, and you will find it handy in camp. .raxnrnsnsßßj P. B. WAKEMAN Proprietor. This well-appointed Hotel offe?s Firet-class Accommodation ofr Touvislta sad Tj sellers. Only the Beat Branada of Liquorn stocked. Good Fabla aiid attendance. Passengera by early trains can be called an obtron 'ireahfas*. Nig? t Porter kf ot. TABIFF 8/- PER DAY. f TiveUers using Taihape as stop-ovei pass through the finest Scenery of the route in Daylight. (UNDEE NEW MANAGEMENT) MR. W. J. JOEGENSEN c.f *he above Hotel, wishes to inftrm the public ,that ihey can hivn all tlie comforts of a home and .the cor. /ouietee >f » first-class Hotel. The premises are furnished with a view >a the. cuinfort r.f the travelling "•ibilc. TABIFF FEOM 8/- PEE DAY. BEST BRANDS ONL2\ SAMPLE EUOM Passengers OalleJ for Early Trains. STAPLES' XXXX. DUNEDIN XXXX LOCAL ALES ALWAYS ON TAP.

A <3ua.ra.True* BRAND V Gun &- Fishing Tackle Maker, Queen St. & Custom St., AUCKLAND.