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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 15 September 1915, Page 1

MAKE KNOWN YCUR NEEDSI WANTED Advertisements relating to Labor, etc., Found, To Let,. For Sale, and Short Trade Notices NOT EXCEEDING FOURTEEN WORDS, are inserted in this column for ONE SHILLING eachinsertion, cash; for every additional word, one penny. A BOOKING FEE of sixpence per insertion will be charged if cash does not accompany order. CANVASSER—REPORTER. The “Taihape Daily Times” has au opening for an energetic COLLECTOR and CANVASSER, who is also al.lv to REPORT. Apply by letter, stating age, experience and remuneration required, to THE EDITOR, “TIMES.” TAIHAPE. / FOR SALE. Wanted to Sell—Strong, well-rooted Plants, Roses, Pansies, Dianthus, ere., cheap; Bft by 10ft Tent, fram 'd w oden floor, 12ft by 18ft Fly. complete. Apply Mrs Fraser, Moa Str e ;t. WANTED. Married Couple, no children, want Furnished Rooms, with ns of conveniences, with homely p-V-i- APP’X “X.Y.Z.,” Times Ofii e. TO LET. Wanted to Let.—Paddock 14 acres. Mat area Road, McDonnell's Estate. For particulars apply Hussey and Ongley. ya rr** t.** MlZ7KasaaiZCaL3^ Public Notices. TAIHAPE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY. NOTICE TO TAIHAPE SUPPLIERS. The Cream Brake will run to Tailiapo Depot on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays until further notice. A. J. ISDALE. . Manager,

NOTICE. THE PLUMBERS’ BO A El) OF NEW ZEALAND hereby gives notico I that the notice as below published by iit in July. 101-1, is hereby cancelled; —> “That it will accept as an equivalent for its own examination the second grade of the City and Guilds off London Institute examination passed' before the date-of the Board’s first examination, provided the applicant’ for registration conforms with the other conditions*—in particular, that he has served six years' apprenticeship at the plumbing trade or has been engaged continuously in tho trade of.a'sanitary plumber for net less than seven years. The Board’s [ first examination was held in December. 191:1.” T. 0. TEOWEKN. Secretary... Wellington. 9th September. 1915. “Desert Gold" delights the most' fastidious tea-drinker. Its superior flavour wins new friends every day.. 1/10 and 2/. “NAZOL” stops coughs and coldsas a puff of wind blows out a lamp—can’t help doing it. Each bottle contains sixty doses, and every drop gives, relief. Use with the Nazol Inhaler.

“Now, Gladys, pet in oil that pas-box, it's time all young girls wer e in bed; The nights are too cold for Love-non-sense, « And you have a bad cold in" your, head.” “O, mamma, it’s so warm in this corner. Tnere”s no need to worry. I’m sure. For Bertie's just brought m e a bottle Of Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.” “Desert Gold” delights the most fastidious tea-drinker. Its superior flavour wins new friends every day. 1/10 and 2/. .. After partaking of three tups oft •''DESERT GOLD” Tea, the “Now I know why Tea ie> New Zealand's National Bi '•erage.'*’ Of course, he was drinking th- best. Here’s good advice beyond price! If' you have a Cold, Cough. Sore Throat, Influenza, nr Bronchial Trouble., take'NAZOL ’ ’ and got immediate relief.. S.hpfy., doses for I/O.