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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 241, 2 July 1915, Page 8

Notices. NOTICE is given that trespassers with dog or gan en our properties vrili be prosecuted. A. E, FANNIN, D SCOTT, • E. WILKIE, G. GRIFFIN, JAS. SMITH, D. BEOOME, S. CARTIEB, E. SPOONEE, T. WEBB,. A.. BOSIIEE, 3. SHEEGOLT) J. MIS3EN, J. BAETOSH, M. COBRIGAN, C. E. LAIDLEY, A. McCOEL. R. FIELD. A. MOGHAN. MAKES BED 'WARM AS TOAST." That's what a Cunningham...* Ilot T7ater Bag does. Get one and vou will say good-bye . > shivery nights, and exchange icy sheets and sleepless tossing for Lisurhais warmth and peaceful rest. CUNNINGxiAME'S HOT WATER BAGS are the handiest; hav3 patent tops, are filled in a moment; last longest. Prices that tempt. J. K. CUNNINGHAMS CHEMIST & OPTICIAN ("Where the Red Torch Burn TATIUPE. 10HBAY & COMPANY, STOCK & GENESAI, AUCTIONEERS XiAND h ESTATE AO.EHT3, BIfENHEIi*! .150 acres freehold, railway li miles good five-roomed houst, dairy, 'stable and every posible outbuildings, water, laid on; 8 paddochs, well watered; lOC aerea uudetr cultivation, wheat, oats. balance being sown in peas and barley. G.>6d orchard, apples, peaches, oranges. apricots, plains, pears, walnuts. Price C6,5C3, crops o* valuation. About Cf a>jres Crown land 3ad joining can be leased at £1 per year. Good hotel, £3S average takings rent £3; Si years lease. Price £llsO. Thre« acrt'S land, saleyards on property. Good hotel. Trade £45. Three years lease. Rout £5. Price £IOOO.

The wonderful ease and quickness with which Edmonds Linking makes the most appetteing Pastry, Biscuits, Cakes, etc., highly commends it to the housewife. "Sure to Rise." All grocers. c BAKING POWD£R> Custard Powders at same price as efora the war. Edmond's Bakiug Powder is sold at 1/4 per large tin.

HOW RHEUMO CURED CAPTAIN JOHN GIBBS. RHEUMO affords permanent relief from Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, or Lumbago. It has cured hundreds of others, and if you suffer ♦from these complaints you owe it to yourself to try it. RHEUMO neutralises and expels from the blood the cause of the excruciating agony—the excess uric acid. Read the experience of Captain John Gibbs, the popular skipper, lately of Auckland.—"l was incapaciated for eight months and could not go to sea. In fact, I was bent double with pain. I tried Rotorua for three months and cam e back to Auckland, not having received any benefit. Nothing s°i?.'ued lo do me any good until a friend of mine, 'nrxrbad also taken RHEUMO, &sked m e to give it a trial. I did so, and alter t&king four bottles, the result ?urpiised bcth mvself and fiends who knew how I had suffered. I always recommend RHEUMO to any. ono who suffers with Rheumatism or Go.it." RHEUMO is fold by all chc-rrists and i 9pora at-LV'6 and 4/6- 110

What, a cold on the clicst? Ru!> a little "NAZOL" where yoii feel th? tightness, ind cover with wadding. Sniff a few drops tirdngh a Nazol In'l'dfr. , 7hr>t t^!-radii „shviV'3 .sooUic-i