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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 197, 30 April 1915, Page 1

WANTED. A girl to do housework. —Apply Hum Street Hospital. WANTED. Totara Fencing Posts, Strainers, and House Blocks. State price and time of delivery.—Quin Bros., Box 55, Hawera, FOUND. | , ——_«___ -■'«■"■■» Black collie dog.—Owner can have same by applying to J. Stodart, Ngawaka. TO ENQUIRERS. The 400-gallon tank advertised Las been sold. Public Notices. WANTED KNOWN. We make no charge for repairing outboots when the repairs do not exceed one shilling. When the repairs exceed one shilling 50 per cent, will be at lowed.—At McCOBMICK 'S. Business Annciniccinents. TO THE ELECTORS OP THE BOROUGH OP TAIHAPE. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I sincerely thank you for the very liberal support you accorded me yesterday and wish your new Council every success during its term of office. Yours faithfully, j W. J. KUHTZE. WAIMARINO LICENSING DISTRICT"

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Waimariao Licensing Committee will T : held *» the Court House. Taihape, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of June, 1915, at the hour of noon. FRANK MITCHELL, Clerk to Licensing Committee. THANKS. 1 wish to thank ail those who so kiinJly voted for me on Wednesday. T. ELLIOTT WILSON.

APOLOGY. TO' THE ELECTORS Ladies and Gentlemen,— I find that" tin apology Is due to yn for mv absence vvher; the results of th--polling were - dedanSd on Wednesday night. Late in the afternoon I enquired whether the usual declaration would be made from the balY-ony and was ia ; formed that .the remits would be screened at the Tow.', Hail Pictures. As it was a very wot night (I was a bi". wet, too), I did not get down in time.. Please accept this apology. Yours faithfully, A. J.. JOBLIN. CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY, MAY 2, l!>lo. METHODIST CHURCH. Taihape—ll a.m., Mr Darvill; ' p.m., Eev. Lester Mi nine. Torero —7 p.m., Mr. M. Goldsbury. Taoroa—2.3o p.m., Eev. Lester Minilie. Utiku —11 a.m.. Eev. Lester Minilie.

TRESPASS NOTICE. NOTICE te given that trespassers with dog or gun on our properties will be prosecuted A. E. FAKNTN, D SCOTT, E. WILKIE, G. GRIFFIN, ■ JAS. SMITH, D. BROOME, 0 S. CAETIER, E. SPOONEB, J. WEBB, A. BOSHEB, S. SIOJRGOLD, J. MTSSEN. J. BARTOSH, M. CORETGAN, C. E. LAIDLEY, A. McCOLL. B. FIELD. A. MOGHAN. After partaking of three cups ot "DESERT GOLD" Tea. the Tourist remarked: "Now I know why Tea is New Zealand's National Beverage.' 1 Of course, he was drinking the best. can be tf!;:e<=k'fi nasily and quickly hy :tll babies.how-. evt-r w.-nV thrv ;;>rr ho