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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 166, 18 March 1915, Page 1

VTJ ANTED to Bay—Old raise Teeth, ; ‘TV Highest prices given in New Zealand. Post to Manager, "Piedaont" Co., 236 Queen Street, Auckland. Casn sent by return, Established Id 5 cars. • 1 WANTED TO BUY. "!;• Good Cocksfoot or ryegrass seed: . !any quantity, rotate price wanted and ’ hsend samples to Prime Bros., Ranga- •' * NOTICE. As I am leaving Taihape to take up an appointment on April Ist. inst., I must request that all accounts due me be settled before that date. F. W. B. WHITTON, March Ist., 1915. Get your share of the £SO to be distributed among users of "Desert 'Gold” Tea. 91 Cash Prizes. For particulars see your grocer. When you read of "Desert Gold,” think of a golden-brown brew of deliciously fragrant Tea —the best at its in New Zealand. Ask for the 2/- *" grade. Lot your tea-cup tel you how deliei- ;. # *ously • fragrant and refreshing . |" Desert Gold” Tea is. Its flavour , will capture your favour. Ask for the 2/- grade. FARMS FOI- SALE.

' 204 ACRES, all grassed and fenced excepting shelter; 9 paddocks, all dairy country; house of 5 rooms, 2nd house of 4 rooms; cowshed, 6 bails,- all -t concreted yards and sheds, etc. SO acres ploujghable, 6 acres stumped and ploughed; one mile from Dairy Factory and school; P.O. and Rail-, way; 5i miles from Taihape A good } place . 81 ACRES FREEHOLD, next to proposed Freezing site. 50 acres stump--3 ed and ploughed; 12 acres potatoes, 4 acres onions, 3 acres orchard and garden, containing 400 apple trees, 3G plums, 725 gooseberries, 24 wal- j ■nuts trees. House of 9 rooms, h. & | ’ c. water, bathroom, and all conveniences. Nice lawns, 300 ornamental A ' trees; large wash-house, tubs, etc. Garage 40 x 10; large shed with loft 4 67 x 16; stable and stalls, trap and t feed room; workshop; dairy, 3 stalled, floored; separator room; men’s \ whare, etc., etc. An ideal home and one of the best cropping or dairy a.farms in the district. Handy to TaiFor full particulars and terms W. McLBNWAK, 4 ~ LAND AGENT. TAIHAPE. REDUCED PRICES. GATED ROOFING IRON (Lyv saght’s). WIRE NETTING. " FENCING WIRE. <■ WATER PIPES, RANGES AND GRATES. * All. Prices Freight Paid. HOPWOOD HARDWARE CO., Palmerston North. TAIHAPE TECHNICAL , % SCHOOL. FIRST TERM, 1915. j Should sufficient students present 1 v - themselves, classes in the undermen- [ tioned subjects will be formed: — - AGRICULTURAL. ~ DRESSMAKING. COOKERY. ” ART NEEDLEWORK. > - STENCILLING. HOME NURSING, BOOK-KEEPING. I PHOTOGRAPHY. WOODWORK. 1 VETERINARY SCIENCE. r. WOOL-CLASSING. 3 LATIN AND MATHEMATICS. ■h ENGLISH AND ARITHMETIC. Should a sufficient number of stud■l dents express a desire, classes in other .-<• technical subjects could be commenced * It is pi’opsed to commence the classes early in March, and to fat ilitate ~ enrolment the Organsier will interview intending students at the Technical ' Sshool between 7 and 8 p.m, on Mon- •* days, Wednesdays and Fridays. A R. D. Macßae, . -- ■i Organiser.