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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 212, 20 May 1915, Page 1

Wanteds. m WANTED. Six permanent boarders in a private boarding house.—Apply "Board/ 3 office. WANTED TO HIRE. An 8 h.p. Engine.—Apply TaihapeTown Hall. WANTED TO LEASE. SO to 100 Acres for a term of yeans 1 - State Price and Pull Particulars. —Apply “Times’' Office. LOST. On Mataroa Road—Brown beaver coat, belonging to child. Reward.— Please return to this office. WANTED KNOWN. - - —1 '■ i That McCOHMICK jhas 6 Pair Men’s. Best Kip Whole Back Shooters, Pluvolised sizes, 6 to 10. Usual price 25/6 per pair; will be sold • to clear at 22/6. 6 Pair Men's Best Kip Water Tights, Pluvolised. Usual price 25/6;' will b e sold to clear at 22/6. 6 Pair Men’s Best Kip Water Tigli* Bluchers, Pluvolised. Usual price 21/; will be sold to clear at 18/6 Public Notices. p NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING of Mothers and Friends is being held at, the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Talhape,' on FRIDAY, May 21st, at 8 p.m. Business: To form a “Woman’s Club,” to make comforts for Boys of ‘ our own District on Active Service. REV. CATHERWOOD, Chairman, BANKRUPT SALE- OF DRAPERY, TUI STREET MART, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2 p.M, ■} w. Mclennan win Sen drapery of all descriptions, consisting of Men’s Suits, Boys Suits and Knickers, Overcoats, Riding Pants, Working Trousers, Shirts, Jerseys, Handkerchiefs/ Braces, Sox. Hats. Caps. Gloves etc., Ladies’ Coats, Crete me Curtains, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Ribbon Laces, Camesolcs, Japanese Silk, Hose, Cushion Covers, Jlunners, Table Cloths. Napkins, Woollen Vests, Skirts, Corsets, Velveteen, and a. lot of Articles too numerous to mention. TAIHAPE SALE, IP-FU— 1 “ 'W WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1915.' | ' # 1250 Mixed Lambs (in lots) f 150 Mixed aged ewes in lamb "r&jfc 120 Pat Ewes and Wethers 20 2 year Jersey Cross Heifers ini Calf to S.H. bulls t '■ f * 28 2 year Steers *. . 20 Mixed Yearlings .! 23 Store Cows • s : 14 18-mth Steerg ' i ll 21 year Heifers in calf 3 forward Heifers ; V 3 18-mth Heifers. V TRESPASS NOTICE, NOTICE is given that trespassers with dog or gun on our properties wiU b« prosecuted. The delicate yet pronounced! flavour of *‘DESERT' GOLD” TEA is refreshing and .stimulating In the highest degree. It is the choicest product of Ceylon 's finest gardens. All grocers. Eiijcy the finest Tea* and' pdf money in your pocket! £SO will be (Ufdributjotl among users of •“ DESERT GOLD” TEA.,- your grocw J'wr