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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 252, 16 July 1915, Page 1

MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS! | WANTED Advertisements relating to Labor, etc.. Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, and Short Trade NOT EXCEEDING FOURTEEN WORDS, are inserted in tjhis column for ONE SHILLING each insertion, cash.; for every additional word, one penny, A BOOKING FEE of sixpence per insertion will be charged if cash does not accompany order. WANTED. MAN for head of Breaking Down Bench, keep saw. Apply sharp, Knight’s Mill, Raurimu. MADAME SONIA. MADAMS SONIA, Egyptian Palmist, Clairvoyant and Crystal Gazer, may bo consulted next to Cunninghams, Chemist, any day from 9 a,m. to 9 p.m, •• Public Notices. TUI STREET MART. SATURDAY, JOLT 2 pj-a. stop. W. MCLENNAN will sell fruit* peta- - - toes, poultry, also 50 pairs theses women, and children's boot*. v ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE- V ALSOHandsome Kauri Wardrobe, Duchess chest, Linos, Books and sundry farniture. "——'y ■ .THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT* r V-..... 1908. (Section 50.) if <; i IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM! GINDERS, PAJRMEP4 JVAKA, DECEASED. ' _ ; ,^0 All creditors and others having claims against this estate ale hereby .required to send them, with particulars, on th e forms provided, to ilia Agent of th 0 Public Trust Office, at Taihape, on or before the FIFTEENTHS day of SEPTEMBER, 1915. , Accounts not rendered by the date? named may be rejected, ALL Moneys payable to - the ahof© Estate may b e lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee’s account &tp. any postal! moneyforder office or paid to the Agent of the Public Office at 'Taihape. , FRED FITCHETT, Public Trustee.; i July 13 th, IS IS,- - K

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. % - - K I N G ’S THEATRE.* WEDNESDAY, JULY 21st . I 2.30 p.m. and S p.m’. '(Show Daj. Tlie A. and P. Association having secured from the Government the follow- : ing interesting films, and will be shown; at the above Theatre on the date thenHoned. Coal Mining In N.2. .N.Z. Flax liw-r dustxy. A Trip Round the Expert-*, mental Farms.. N.Z. Dairy Indus-* - try. Haymaking at Ruakura. Grass-seeding in Canterbury and ’ Bee-keeping. | These interesting subjects should bo seen by all Farmers in the District. The Association has arranged with Mr A. C. Xicholls to show these pi.eti.VfCSrAdmission;.— D.C.'l/-, Children half price. 7,000 ft-. of Film, and the showing will last two hours. The Tea that delight's her £se£;h vpsife matnCalKs "the polSifTatity ri - smart hostess is ‘ *32tgsftpf Cl-sld ’'v- : t§ht» superb bi/md hs v s captuysSl the SiscriralixarHeg. it TO