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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 203, 8 May 1915, Page 6

illiF" 1 rong 1 ItfP l i Hi I it I Wliat is more becoming than a Navy Serge Costume? We have given careful consideration to the selection of some nice styles, suitable for the requirements of our own town, and we have not one model which might be considered unserviceable or freakish. The splendid values which we at all times endeavour to give has been the means of making this store the most popular around the district. We welcome the fullest inspection of these • . which are very moderately priced. (1/- discount is allowed off every £ purchase). VALUE STORE' : TAIHAPB . (Opposite Town Hall). 3 - ; S GRAYS' Double Furrow Plough Out on their own for Ploughs and all Farm Implements. We sold Bop Ploughs last year, showing the popularity is on the increase. A better Plough it ; s not possible to have. ■ W A Dt% A V Mmt Tmliiim, Catalogue z for the asking.

i .-.-. Oils f.v.T.LISH HANOS AT "THE BRISTOL." "No pianofortes," observed Liszt, the eminent virtuoso, "last anything like so well as those of Broad wood." Even after eighty-six years' service a Broadwood has been known to play .sweetly and clearly. This speaks volumes for the British thoroughness with which this British piano is built. The instruments of John Broadwood ana Sons, Ltd., represent man's highest achievement in piano construction. They are the product of a firm who date from 1728, and who have been makers to Royalty since George 11. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., hold extensive stocks of the Broadwood and other English piano s of world-wide prestige, including the noted Sames—an ideal piano, and always a wise choice—and the wonderful Collard and Collard. In Organs, New Zealand's premier Music Warehouse specialises in the two leading Canadian makes— The Bell and The Imperial. All who desire an instrument that will ensure lifelong satisfaction can confidently purchase at "The Bristol." Particularly easy terms of payment may b fi arranged. Th e Bristol Piano Co., Ltd Wellington. North Island Manager, M. J. Brookes. Local Representa-i tive, H. J. Dashwood. * i BQVii Nunery. u frnttd.Wwrn atu\ JYu . J- causes. ft build* l joi>ni-

204 ACREH, i>ll 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 ploughable, 6 acres stumped and ploughed; one mile from Dairy Factory and school; P.O. and Railway; 5i 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, 723 gooseberries, 24 walnuts trees. House of 9 rooms, h. & c. water, bathroom, and all coaven iences. Nice lawns, 300 ornamental trees; large wash-house, tubs, etc. Garage 40 x *0; large shed with loft 67 x 1G; stabls arid stalls, trap' and feed room; workshop; dairy, 3 stalled, floored; separator room; men's WVhare, fife. etc. An ideal home and •>ne of ih" best cropping or dairy farms lit flip district. Handy to Taihape. For full particulars and terms Y,-. McIfBHWAK, LAND AO'SNT. TAIHAPE. farms in i! \ \£.WRIGHTSON. jSijllpPS r.ONTRAOTOFf STIMATS? and ei&NS jfttVNgj;.'