Dehcaously refreshing; and nerveqliieting ia "Desert Gold" Tea. Try a cup when you're tirted and 'headachy' after shopping* All grocers sell it. Look for the "Camels"! "Save the Camels" and win a Cash Prize. Your grocer will tell you how to enter the "Desert Gold" Tea Competition. Ask him to-day! The tea-cup tells- That's where you discover the exceptional merits of "Desert Gold" Tea. Its (exquisite aroma and flavour will make you dissatisfied with other Teas. All grocCeylon's best is now New Zealand's favourite—"Desert Gold" Tea. In •every sealed packet is imprisoned the | fragrance and flavour of choicest m young leaves. Ask for the 2/- grade. ."My brand' is. GOLDEN -*3AGLErefer the PLUG, thanks-like to slice „ up and Low that Pve W \h. comforting GOLDEN EAGLE." Also in tins. You can't help "catcMug" sold, but r cti needn't keep it.! "NAZOL" U <Ae solution. Its fragrant, healing properties penetrate to the affected pans quickly and effectively. Puce ye for sixtv dosea. TAIHAPE TECHNICAL SCHOOL. FIRST TERM, 1915. Should sufficient ttudents present themselves, classes in the undermen tioned subjects will be formed:— AGRICULTURAL. DRESSMAKING. COOKERY. ART NEEDLEWORK. STENCILLING. HOME NURSING. BOOK-KEEPING. PHOTOGRAPHY. WOODWORK. VETERINARY SCIENCE. WOOL-CLASSING. LATIN AND MATHEMATICS. ENGLISH AND ARITHMETIC. Should a sufficient number of studdeflts express a desire- classes in other technical subjects could be commenced r It is propsed to commence the classes early in March, and to fatilitat* enrolment iheOrgansier will interview intending students at the Technical Sshool between 7 and 8 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. |T: R. D. Macßae, Organiser. FARMS Fo2r 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 concreted yards and sheds, etc. 80 acres and ploughed; one mile from Dairy Factory and school; P.O. and Railway; 5| miles from Taihape A good place . 81 ACRES FREEHOLD, next to proposed Freezing site. 50 acres stumped and ploughed; 12 acres potatoes, 4 acres onions, 3 acres orchard and garden, containing 400 apple trees, 36 plums, 725 gooseberries, 24 walnuts trees. House of 9 rooms, h. & c. water, bathroom, and all conveniences. Nice lawns, 300 ornamental trees; large wash-house, tubs; etc. Garage 40 x 10; large shed with loft 67 x 16; stable and stalls, trap and faed room; workshop; dairy, 3 staled, floored; separator room; men's whare, etc., etc. An ideal home and one of the bast cropping- or dairy farms in the district. Handy to Taihape. For full particulars and terms \ W. McLENNAF, rLAND AGENI TAIHAPE. VHO are the belt value you can potsibly get, By merit j alone they have taken pre-eminent place. 11 PURE TEAS I quickly by all babies, fcowerer weak they w%& be. It builds bonnie bablfcs. Aj* your doctor. 9
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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 182, 8 April 1915, Page 1
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