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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 245, 6 July 1915, Page 2

The school children of Timaru arc setting a splendid example in the way of doing their share towards providing comforts for the soldiers. By the aid of penny concerts and by practising self-denial, they raise money to buy I wool and other material, and then they set to with a will to turn out shirts, socks, and scarfs. Mr. Thomas Parsons, chairman of directors of the New Zealand Dairy Union, predicts a shortage of butter before the next season. As the present time the Dairy Union had immediate demands for three hundred boxes in excess of the two thousand boxes in store. In the South Island not four thousand boxes were available, and they were drawing on .September butter. BUY A PIANO WITHOUT • TROUBLE. You want a fine Piano, but you think you cannot afford one. That is a mis- ! take! 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 we want to have one in every hsunc in tlse Domin- j ion. They are not made merely to j look well, but to play welh—t.O occupy I a permanent place among the cherish-1 ed possessions of the home. You car. make your selection from ! big* recent /shipments of the most not- j able English. Pianos, including such . bri licnt ina.fumer.ts aa Out Broadwood, The St mew, The Cojlinson, and The Collar'd an'* Pollard. All will be offered this month', cn the Special Terms , referred to. Thr Bristol Piano Co.. Ltd., Wellington. Vortii Island Man- | c-ger, M.JV Brooke--. ' ’j