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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 27 July 1915, Page 1

lan FOR THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. if* .1 J J £IOOO SOVEREIGNS FOR 5/Or Equivalent Cash Value I TICKETS, 5/- each. \ To the Secretary, Box 85, Wellington. I enclose lor Tickets in the M*l 111111 »>;4h w Cut this out and Mail To-day Gold Nugget Art Union in aid of the Woutded Soldiers Fund. Enclose Stamped Addressed Envelope Name Address.... Results will be advertised in all daily papers. C, A. BALLARD, Hon. Sec. All the Tramway Boys' Art Unions will b e drawn at a Grand Concert ia the Town Hall on August 3rd.

THEY ARE RETURNING. Those excellent Entertainers, who have Just concluded a phenomenally successful season in Auckland, will appear at the TOWN HALL, ON FRIDAY NEXT FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. WHO- ARE THEY? ~ • Edgar Warwick's renowned English Musical Comedy Company, now on the second stage of its British Empire Tour, and just finishing a triumphant New Zealand season, prior to departure for Sydney. NOBODY WHO IS ANYBODY misses a n evening with the COURT CARDS. Mirth and Merriment, Harmony! and Melody are their special attributes. YOU will hear them, of course, in their new programme. Then you had better book seats at PINCH'S BAZAAR where th e Box Plan is now available, DON'T MISS THE COURT CARDS Prices: 3/, 2/ and 1/.

j I HAVE 'established a reputation f(" [ selling Prime Meat of all descriptions | t prices absolutely the lowest in the i JHstric, My Delivery Carrs call and a trial will convince you that it is good policy and good business to deal with me. '. M. BEYNE, [ I THE MAN WHO KEPT THE PEICE { OP MEAT DOWST. MATAROA PATRIOTIC FUND. LIST OF DONATIONS. GREAT SALE, AUGUST 27. The Mataroa Patriotic Committee ar e holding a MONSTER DANCE, Sale t)f Contributions, etc., on AUGUST 27, in aid of the Wounded Soldiers' Fund. The following hav e generously contributed:— Pat Sheep: R. W. Smith 4, T. Donald, A. Kennedy, S. Parsons, P. O'Reilly, R. Broderick, C. Cleaver, M. ! Byrne, R. G. Davis, B. Nicolls, W. Shewan, F. J. KJaram, J. Sinclair, W. Coogan, H. H. Harris, D, McGregor, C. Bonstead, all 1 each; H. Connolly, G, Ruka, Native, P. J. Murphy, W. Dixon, D. McKay, 2 each; R. Kiikolly, 1 turkey; L. Brookby, 1 Silver English Lever Watch; S. Barakat, 1 cow, in milk; L. Franklin, 1 Heifer; T. W. Williams, 1 Heifer; R. Donald, 1 Horse; T. Hogan, E. Titter, W. Cleaver, D. Livingstone, H. H. Harris, all 1 horse each; J. Bowler, £2 2/ cash; H. Whitehead, £2 2/ cash; F. Rodgers, £2 cash; W. Bremener, £2 cash; P. Troy £ll/ cash; W. Dockery, £1 cash; W. Samscn, £1 cash; S. Norfan £1 cash; Mrs Shaw. 1 Canary; D. Davy, 2 pair Bantams; C. Dillon, 1 Sheen Dog, Mr Tom Mc-1 Collough, 2 Sheep Dogs.

W e thank these all for their support, and further contributions shall be thankfully received. Further contributions advertised later L. BROO'KT, Hon. Sec.

Mrs. Housewife —ask your grocor for particulars of the "Desert GoM" Tea Competition. First Prize £2O, and other Ninety Cash Prizes. Start "Saving the Camels" TO-BAY. Why is "Desert ("fold" Tea. so rich in fragrance and flavour?, Because it is a blend of delicate young leaves fro»i Ceylon's choicest garfoiis!. Aafc for tfse 2/- blend. • *&