Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 4 August 1915, Page 1

MAKE KNOWN YCUR NEEDS! WANTED Advertisements relating ta Labor, etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, and Short Trade Notices NOT EXCEEDING FOURTEEN WORDS, are inserted in this column for ONE SHILLING each insertion, cash; for every additional word, one penny. A BOOKING FEE of sixpence per inseitiott will be charged if cash does not accompany order. WANTED. Young lady (junior) with good business instincts for office work..—Apply personally any day about 4 p.m. to “Taihape Times” Office.

FOR SALE. Pig Potatoes for sale, at E. Wilson and Co.’a; 2/6 per cwt. TO LET. Three-roomed House, Moa Street, large section; rent 10s., Apply Times Office. Public Notices. FOR SALE. Twenty-two Choice High-Grade JERSEY HEIFERS, September-October Cal vers to Lancaster Bull. GERALD GRIFFEN. FOR PRIVATE SALE. To-mo M-ow, THURSDAY, at MOA STREET. Mrs Hulrr.T, who is leaving the district, offers fer private sale all her household good, pictures, copper, tools, garden imp’-ements, fowls, wirenetting, etc., all for Private Sale. a WEIGHTSON. 1 BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, j. TAIHAPE. estimates AND PLANS furnish- - ED Cash for Camels! Drink “Desert Gold” Tea and save the “Ckmels** off the; packets. Watch for particulars of newl Competition. are many ways of catching coM, but the one quick reliever iat *'NAZOL.” This phenomenally '.successful remedy can be taken on sugar or inhaled. A trial will convince, yoa of its efficacy. GHEES RHEUMATISM QT7ICEX.IT Rheumatism, Gant, Sciatica, Lumbago, are kindred ailments with a comcon cause—excess uric aeid in blood. Liniments and external treatment are useless, for there can b| »«. cure unless the acid is remo rubbing and massage cannot accomplish that. There is one proven cure Eheomatic complaints—EHEUMO. It | is a scientifically compounded spe<ijU6»> with one object— to cure Rheumatic troubles only and not every ill of th» flesh. Thousands have been cured byRHEUMO in New Zealand; Mr. Jamesof the Terminus Hotel. Ohristchttkb, writes:—”l tried almost every remedy. I was strongly advised to try RHKI7MIO—I did so, and lam glad to say, with the utmost satisfaction.” Ift. doesn’t matter if your case is a longstanding pne, of if you have tried aR the so-called cures that are advertised; try the one great remedy—RHEUMfh It eradicates that sour poisonous aeid reduces the swelling at the joints, al* leviates the pain and seldom fails tobring about a permanent cure. 2/6 andT 4/6 bottle.

j Extremely j Gold” Tea. pound—finer economical is “Desert Makes more engs to th® flavour in every cup. Deltcfpnalv refreshing quieting is "Desert Gold c«p when you’re tired achy”• after shopping, sell it.- T.ook for the 1 ‘ otid nerve- ’’ Tea. Try a and "beadAll grocers* Gamels? ” Poor Solomon Stead lav bed, ' sick in bis Iwas a cold that he’d contracted!. With lungs like lead, he was all bofc dead. And Ills wife was nigh distracted. In the stress of her grief she shook like a leaf. But such anguish was premature Fqt her mother rushed In, and replace!