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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 13 September 1915, Page 1

MAKE KNOWN YCUR NEED WANTED Advertisements relatin Labor, etc., Lost, Found, To For Sale, and Short Trade No NOT EXCEEDING FOURT; WORDS, are inserted in column for ONE SHILLING insertion, cash; for every i tional word, one penny. ABC > ING FEE of sixpence per inse? will be charged if cash does accompany order. i | CANVASSER— REPORTER. ( The "Taihape Daily Times - ' hn opening for an energetic COLLvDO and CANVASSER, who is also aJ. REPORT. Apply by letter, stating age, ex; ence and remuneration required THE EDITOR, "TIMES," TAIHAP ! WANTED Wanted —Girl for general woi I Apply Mrs Nathan. FOR SALE. Crockery and ironmongery Busin good cash trade, grand position. C er leaving district. Full particu, apply to "A.8.C.," Times Office. TO LET. Wanted to Let. —Paddock 14 a Mataroa Road, McDonnell's -Es For particulars apply Hussey Ongley.. FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAI Fish and Supper Rooms, clcs Station: a res'! snip. Fall particu ap-]" "X.Y.Z.." Office. Public Notices. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST from railway guard van, hape Station —Black and Tan S 3 Dog, with chain attached, addressee Merson, Kajrioi.—One pound rewar finder. THANKS. MR AND MRS J. MATTHEWS A SON wish to sincerely thank all th (kind friends who, by their cards, Iters, or telegrams, have sympathi w!th them in their deeply-felt loss the Dardanelles. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE A 1908. J f Secy on 50) It's THE ESTATE OF FREDERK SCITFRF, late of Wainui, Taiha farmer, dece&ped | .A!i Creditors and others havi I claims this Estate are here r-juiivd to ser-d them, with parte far.;, r;i tup. forms provided, to t Disvrct Manager of the Public Tn Office af- W&L-ganui, on or before ,t 25th day of November, 1015. Acruir.to r.ot rendered by the ds na-u.-d tray K* (rejected. A r _.L Tv'-.i eys payable to the abo Estate n;ay bo lodged to the credit

th > l-üb'ic Trustee's Account at a postal rtx-ney r.rder office, or paid the District Manager of the Pub Trust Office at Wanganui. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. Sept. 11. 1915. i! Desert Gold" delights the mo fastidious ten-drinker. Its superl flavour wins new friends every da 1/10 and 2/. Poor Solomon Stead lay sick in h bed, 'Twas a cold that he'd contracted. With lungs like lead, he was all bi dead, And his wife was nigh distracted. In the stress of her grief she shoo' like a leaf. But such anguish was premature, For her mother rushed in, and replace* hot gin