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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 233, 24 June 1915, Page 2

BUY A PIANO WITHOUT TROUBLE. You want a fine Piano, but you think you cannot afford one. That is a mistake! Our Annual Balance, now current, offers you an opportunity to purchase on exceptionally easy terms. During this period we liberalise still more our usual liberal arrangements for extended payments. We do so because our Pianos, being British, are our best advertisements, and wo want to have one in every home in the Dominion. They are not made merely to look well, but to play well —to occupy a permanent place among the cherished possessions of the home. You can make your selection from big recent shipments of the most notable English Pianos, including such bri liant instruments as the Broadwood, The Sames, The Collinson, and The Collard and Collard. All will be offered this month on the Special Terms referred to. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd,, Wellington. North Island Manager, M.J. Brookes. Local Representative, H, J. Dashwood. Public Notices. T. ELLIOTT WILSON (Opposite Railway Station.) WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES. TERMS: HALF CASH, BALANCE AT 6 PER CENT., PAYABLE IN FOUR OR FIVE YEARS. 15 Cottages, from 3 to 8 rooms. -2 Sections in Carver Street. Stable and Freehold, subject to lease. Bakehouse and Freehold. Cottage and 4 acres. 15 Acres in town of Stratford. Cottage and Freehold at Stratford. Factory and Freehold at Stratford, A business property at Inglewood—let at 50/-, 2 Buildings at Mangaweka. 1 Freehold at Mangaweka, Cottage and £-acre at Utiku. 13 Sections at Pinaku. 2 Newspapers—subject to present lease. 595 Acres, fenced, 30 in grass, and cottage, freehold, Kapuka South, Southland —£5 per acre; £IOO cash, balance bank interest, payable, in 10 ®r 20 years;. Also, — r THFTBALANCE OF MY STOCK OF FURNITURE, CHINA, AND JAPANESE GOODS. PICTURE MOULDINGS AT HALF-PRICE. AGENT FOR STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE SCOTT BROS.’ RANGES. OFFICE HOURS: 10 to 12 and from 1 to 4 o’clock. COTTAGES AND SHOPS TO LET. "Tell me, Mary, how to woo thee, Teach my bosom to unfold Language which can soothe and cheer thee, When thou hast a cough or cold. But if pleading cannot gain thee, I’ll invoke an aid more sure. E’en a queen could not disdain me Offering Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.’ -It pays to drink "DESERT GOLD”! TEA. You gain pleasure from its superior flavour, and big Cash Prizes by saving the "Camels” from its packers. ‘Ask your grocer. What, a cold on the chest? Hub a little “'NAZQL” whore you feci tho tightness, and cover with wadding. Suit?, e few. drops, through a Naswl lit-. ..That ahvo-vs soothes*