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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 23 September 1915, Page 1

COME TO GARDNER'S AND SEE THE LOVELY "NEW THINGS" FOR SPRING! Everything is Here — Why wait? All the Best Spring and Summer Styles—all the new colors await you here. WE are showing the SHAPES and STYLES that are Wanted. Apart from BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED MODELS wc have the NEWEST OF THE NEW in READY-TO WEARS and "UNTEIMS" and SMART SAILORS and Natty Little Turned Down Shapes, White Felts. Etc. All are distinctly SMART & NEW. Mmm THE Designs and Materials are More Dainty than Ever—the Neckwear especially, showing the Prettiest and Most Novel Effects in Muslin, including, of course, the Popular SILK "SHIRTS" in the Latest Shapes. 1 WANT TO PROVE TO YOU THAT OUR VALUES ARE BETTER THAN EVER! V; i SO CALL ANB INSPECT! THE QUALITY DRAPERS TAIHAPB.

TELEPHONE 13. 150 Acres, 0.R.P., at £2 5/. Fifty ec. in grass.all ploughable well-watered 6 "paddocks, two-roomed house, cowshed and outbuildings. Price only £1 15/- for owner's goodwill. 466 Acres, native lease, only 3£ miles from railway. Price £2 per acre. 284 Arres, 0.R.P., at 15/ per acre. 200 acres, in English, pasture, 14 p;i«docka; milking 70 cows; 10-roomed kouBQ, hot and cold water laid on; J. WILLIS cowshed and all conveniences. Price, £ 3 per acre. 150 Acres, 0.E.P., at £1 10/- per acre. Three miles by metalled road to Otcrohanga. Now larrying 60 cows, besides ycung stock; eight-roomed house, hot and cold water, cowshea and all conveniences. Price, £l6 per acre; only £SOO cash down. LICENSED LAND AGENT, OTORHANGA.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Main Street, Taihape. Three minutes walk from Railway Station. J. CAPILL Proprietor. ■.. Every Modern Convenience. Hot, cold, shower and plunge feaths letter or wire receives Prompt atten Breakfast supplied in time to catch early trains. Telephone 43. Tariff Moderate Tho' distrust may submit each new claim to dispute, Unanimity ever prevaids. Where years of integrity build the dis- ( pute K Of a medicine tliat always avails. Such decisions are are, and the sceptics beware ,' vile frauds should their favour j allure; I For, they hnow the sad dearth-in such / treasures of worth ' As Woods'" Great peppeoniat CVe.