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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 15 December 1915, Page 5

A PRESBYTERIAN BUSY SEE. SOCIAL & SALE OF WORK. Will be Held in ST. JOHN'S HALL. ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17th. A beautiful collection of work Ly Children will be offered. Admission —Silver Coin, Children Free. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST, AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL; ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL WEST COAST RAM FAIR. 3rd & 4th February, 1916, on the SHOWGROUNDS, Palniorston Norttf ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, lSih JANUARY, 1916. Fees, which must be paid at time cf entry, 2/- per head for FLOCK RAMS, and STUD EWES, 5/- per head for STUD RAMS. N Entry form s and all information flrom: The Auctioneers— N.Z. Loan &, Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. Abraham and Williams, Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. Gorton & Sons. V Or the Secretary— W. T. PENNY, Box 85. Palmerston No^:i.

RANGITIKEI A. & P. ASSOCIATION. FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. To be held on WEDNESDAY, 23 FEBRUARY, 19">6. at the RECREATION GROUND, TAItIAPS £6OO in Prizes. Proceeds in aid of Patriotic Funds. Classes for Horses, Sheep, Cattle, Pigs, Farm and Garden Produce, and Home Industries. Leaping, Driving and Other Competitions. Entries close Friday, 11th February, 1916. MAIN TRUNK RAM FAIR. TAIHAPE SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, 1916. Entries close on 27th January. Schedules and all particulars of both. Show and Rain Fair from A. M. RYAN, Secretary - . CHURCH OF ENGLAND GARDEN PARTY. St. Margaret's, Taihape. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16th. Sale of Plain and Fancy Work. Produce of Every Description. On the Shilling Stall every article for the Colonial "Robert." A pleasnt and profitable day's outing-. In additon, the funds of the Church will be augmented by your charity. Sweets, Cakes, and Toys for the Children. Afternoon Tea and Supper disperst.-d. At The Moderate Charge of 6d. Adults 6d. Children 3d. CONCERT IN THE EVENING. Items by Leading Vocalists.

MUSIC IN WAR-TIME. The present is essentially a time for home-enjoyment—for simple diversions that keep the family-circle in courage and good cheer. Nothing so admirably meets this need as a highgrade English Piano, such as one can easily obtain at 'The Bristol.' Of the many famous instruments stocked by this popular music nsrehouse none enjoys such an enviable reputation as 'The Broad wood.* Made by the oldest-established firm of piano manufacturers in the British Empire— John Broadwood , and Sons, Ltd.— every model is the result of nearly two hundred years' adherence to the highest ideals in piano construction. Another notable Piano at 'The Bristol' is 'The Sanies'. Its exceptional durability is a tribute to the thoroughness of British craftsmanship. Prices) are most reasonable, and easy terms of payment can be arranged if so desired. The Bristol Piano Co. Lt&, Wellington. North island Manager; M. J. Brookes. Local Representative; H. J. Dashwood.