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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 4 August 1915, Page 8

11l ,JW If so, you’ ll he in rcrested in tlie worlc we lur experience in tlie mamifaeture of tKc Latest Designs m Doors, Mantles, Arches and everytl ing that mal;es a *>% i.lioinc to yours elves and visitors,, your service. 1 1 n** & - Ll-rH I ♦ Bash “tod■■ .Door Factory• l 8 p-Q §j FIELD 5 Bl . , t KtIKD sIUEKT TAJ 11AP K k. r OtiU;' NO. IU

Public Notices. TRESPASS NOTICE. NOTICE is given that trespassers with, dog or gun on our properties will be prosecuted. A. R. FANNIN, SCOTT,' E. WILKIE, G. GRIFFIN, JAS. SMITH, D. BROOME, S. CARTIER, E. SPOONER, T. WEBB, A. BOSHER, 3. SHERGOLD J. MISSEN, ; J. BARTOSH, M. CORRIGAN, C. E. LAIDLEY. \ ;v A. MeCOLJV,.-. ‘ R. FIELD. , : j r i ■ ' A. MOGHAN. TRESPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS with DOg or Gun on onr properties will be prosecuted. ■' -R. T. BATLEV " ; ; E. BATLEY. PAERAU BATLEY. G. W BATLEY.'

MAKES BED “WARM AS TOAST.” JThat } s what a Cunningham Water Bag;does. ! Pet one and to a will say good-bye 'wj shivery nights, and exchange icy sheets and sleepless tossing for luxurious warmth and peaceful rest. I ■ • , . . ’i'- 1 . OUNNINGaAME’S HOT WATER BAGS j are the handiest; have patent tops; are filled in a moment; last longest. Brices that tempt. J. S. CUNNINGHAMS, CHEMIST & OPTICIAN. (f 1 Where the Red Torch Burns.- ’-} TATHAPE. MURRAY & COMPANY, STOCK ft GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. LAND Is ESTATE AGENTS, BLENHEIM 150 acres freehold, railway 1J miles, good five-roomed houst, dairy, stable, and every posible outbuildings, water, laid on; S paddocks, well watered; 100 acres undetr cultivation, wheat, oats, balance being sown in peas and barley. Good orchard, apples, peaches, oranges, apricots, plums, pears, walnuts. Price £6,500, crops at valuation. About"; 60 acres Crown lands adjoining can be leased at £1 per year. v [Good hotel, £3B average takings hentl I £3j 81 years lease. Price £llsO. Three acres land, saleyards on property. Good hotel. Trade £45. Three years lease. Rent £5. Price £IOOO. t S, - , f . ■t '■ s ■* < , • v The analyst sat in his sanctum-.alone, When his staff had gone home for' { the night. And soliloquised thu-s, jn. a critical tone, As ho held a retort ti> the light. ■“Yes! Yes! I confess, ’tis compound' ed with skill, 4; Its componcTi-t-3' are potent and pare; i T£ ihr<y> chill I fall ill, i most certainly will Take Woods-’ GVeat, Peppermint I*?---