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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 6 August 1915, Page 1

MAKE KNOWN YCUR NEEDS! WANTED Advertisements relating- to Labor, etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, and Short Trade Notices NOT EXCEEDING FOURTEEN WORDS, are inserted in tiiis 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 TO LET. 150 Acres Bush at Raetihi. —'Apply Geo. Foster, Smith's Mill, Mataroa. Public Notices. THE £IOOO NUGGET. The winnejr of the £IOOO Gold* Nugget in the Tramway Boys' Art Union was won by Ticket No. 438, •held by Messrs Beban and Power,. Greymouth. C. A. BALLARD, Secretary. APPLES FOR SALE.. Nelson Apples, prime cookers' Q/-, MeJlow Sturmers jS/6 401 b case. Freight paid to nearest station for cash with order. —Kingsland, Appleby, Nelson. FOR SALE. Twenty-two Choice -High-Grade- .TERSEY HEIFERS, September-October Calvcrs to Lancaster Bull. GERALD GBEFFS2SL FOR SALE Building opposite Baud Rotunda, known as laundry—Apply. sharp, G, Parker, butcher CARNIVAL MEETING A meeting of the Ge,ne)ral Carnival Committee will be bedd in the TOWNHALL SUPPER ROOM, on MONDAY" evening, 9th inst, at 8 p.m.. Business: To arrange date of Carnival; and general. I SHURCH SERVICES. METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY'S SERVICES. Taihape, 11 a.m. —Rev Lester Minified 7 p.m., Rev.- LejStefT Minifie. Taoroa, 2.30 p.nt.—Rev Lester Minifi* Utiku, 11 a.m. —Mr H. Ddxon. Torere, 3 p.m. —Mr H. Dixon

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CURES RHEUMATISM . qUT^^Si Rheumatism; Gdut, Sciaiies, I/umba» go, are kindred ailments with ft^OmV-\ con cause—excess urie acid in the , blood. Liniments and ment are'useless, for-there "eipi fee no - cure unless the acid is : , rubbing and massage capnot accomplish that. There is tme proven cuts for ' •Rheumatic complaints—RHEUMt), It •i'S a scientifically compounded 'specific,: with one cure RhetHhatio troubles only and'not every ill of; the ' flesh. Thousands have been cured by RHETJMQ in ISTew Zealand; of the Terminus Hotel, Christohurch,. writes:—"l tried almost every remedy.. I I was strongly advised to try* 3HEU- ! MO—I did so, and lam glad.to say, with the utmost deesn 't matter; if -your case 13 a longstanding one, of if yon have tried aJL the so-called cares that are advext/sed; try the one great remedy—RHEUM*)., It eradicates that sour poiWouS acid reduces the swelling at the jolfitV al-,. ;• •.. JevtStcs the. pai ft. and. fii%;' $& .. hrJfag ahmtt sy" pß^nti^tit" ''