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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 212, 21 May 1915, Page 1

Waateds. H WANTED. f, Six permanent boarders in a private boarding house.—Apply “ Board,” this office. • WANTED. ij WANTED Immediately.—4 Generals, 2 Ladyjhelps, 1 Nurse Girl, 1 Woman Cook.—Apply Shute’s Registry Office*. WANTED TO LEASE. ■ N, ( 50 to 100 Acres for a term of years. State Price and Full Particulars.—Apply “Times” Office. \ FOR SALE. Good B.S.A. Nickle-plated Road Rsc. ing' BICYCLE.—AppIy this Office LOST. ) On Mataroa Road—Brown beavercoat, belonging to child. Reward.— Please return to this office. WANTED KNOWN. ■ ~ • I That McCORMICK ( has 6 Pair Men’s. Best Kip Whole Back Shooters,. Pluvolised sizes, (5 to 10. Usual price 25/6 per pair; will he 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 Kin Water Tigtf Bluqh'ers, Pluvolised. Usual price 21/; will be sold to clear ai 18/6 Public Notices. EUCHRE TOURNAMENT, f RAILWAY HALL, FRIDAY NIGHT. Trophies for Ladies and Gentlemen.; Ladies Is; Gents Is.

BANKRUPT SALE OF DRAPERY. TUI STREET MART, t. ‘ SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2 p.M, i 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. (V'c.. Ladies’ Coats, Cr 3*01113 Curtains, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Ribbon Laces, Cainesolcs, Japanese Silk, Hose, Cush,!, ion Covers, Runners, Table Cloths, Napkins, Woollen Vests, Skirts, Corsets, Velveteen, and a let of Articles too numerous to mention.

.taihape sale, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1915. 1250 Mixed Lambs (in lots) ' 150 Mixed aged ewes in lamb 120 Fat Ewes and Wethers 20 2 year Jersey Cross Heifers M Calf to S.H. bulls 28 2 year Steers • • 20 Mixed Yearlings ~i[ ,j 23 Store Cows ' ’:?wvir 14 18-mth Steerg 9 2S year Heifers in calf 3 forward Heifers ' 3 IS-mth Heifers. TRESPASS NOTICE. NOTICE is given that trespasserswith dog or gun on cur properties will be prosecuted. A. E. FANNIN, D SCOTT, ' R. WILKIE, -Spy jn| G. GRIFFIN, ! V JAS. SMITH, ’ ■ ; ‘ J ' ' * ' D. BROOME, 'v S. CARTIER, :Y {, ■. : E. SPOONER. f : . J. webb, - A. EOSHEE, ‘ ' ' S. SHEEGOLD, .j ■i ■ i -' J. MISSEN, : - ; 'l f J. BARTOSH, ! ; m. corrigan, '■■■= c. E. LAIDLEY, ■ 7 A. MeCOLL. . * ■ R. FIELD. - - A. MOGHAN. " “j 'n When won’re jaded nno ncrvc-rack-ed after shopping or housework, ncthing could be more refreshing than a cup of “DESERT GOLD” TEA. All grocers sell it. Ask for the 2/- blend. Sufferers from Hay Fever kali enjoy speedy relief by breathing in “MAJ - OL. ” A unique, never-failing remedy. ¥se the Naud Inhaler.