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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 20 December 1915, Page 5

Trooper W. H. Maemillan, who joined the first Australian division at the start of the war. in a letter *i his father, Mr. W. Maemillan, ol* Palmersen North, in writing from Lemnos, where he was having a spell, after five months in the trenches from the landing, says he lias never been unfit for duty for a single day. After the five months on Gallipoli Peninsula and when the Australians landed at Lemnos for a spell his battalion mustered only 40 men. The men had a splendid time at Lemnos, being well fed and carded for by the authorities. Trooper Maemillan states things ses* from England arrived regularly, whereas those sent from New Zealand reached the ■ men very very irregularly, and often never. TAIHAPE ATHLETIC CLUB. A meeting of the Committee will be held at the Secretary's Office, Tuesday 21s,t, at 8 p.m. A. M. RYAN, Secretary. WANTED. Anyone having Poultry or Produce to sell by auction should notify Mr McLennan, of the Tui Street Mart, at once, so that it may be advertised for the THURSDAY (Christmas') Sale. D. J. McLENNAN.g Tui Street Mart, PUBLIC NOTICE. All accounts owing to the undersigned not paid before the 18th January, 191fi, will be sued for with.out further notice. A. W. BTCKN^ TT . WANTED KNOWN. Having numerous inquiries for houses would be pleased to hear from anyone with same to let. Vacancies for workers of all description. Also men wishing to take contract work, bush-felling, scrub-cutting, fencing, etc. Apply M. Gavey, Rangitikei Labour Bureau. Station Street. "Phone 157. THE BIGGEST, AND BRIGHTEST DISFLAY OF TOYS STATION STREET. (4 Doors up from the corner.) TOYS, DOLLS, SOLDIERS, CANNONS, GUNS, ENGINES, Etc. THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN. SHERWIN Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN. NURSE MALLETT, Registered Maternity Nurse, is establishing herself i' u Taihape and will be pleased to have communications from lady residents ti either town or country. For temporary address, apply Times Office. TENDERS. Tenders will L * receiver: in i.ie i um-j» Office up till Wednesday, 20th Deceitber. 1915 for a bi-weekly delivery of the Ngowaka Rural Mail' Sarvice for a term of one or three years. Lowest or any tender nor .necessarily accepted. TENDERS FOR GRAZING. TENDERS for the right to graze, for one year, the late Te Rango Hirako's (Silk's) farm of 263 J acres, will be received by the undersigned up to noon, December 21st. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Particulars and conditions from Arrowsmith and Loughnan, Solicitors. to the Executors. Taihape. ARROWSMITH & LOUGHNAN. As safa us any follows. "igkt, • calves baked with SHA BLANK'S »m U aiL lltrht. Best Bakiag I_, , gr#eer>s. . _ _ ■■