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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 18, 22 January 1916, Page 1

Photography COME A\ND SEE THE CARNIVAL PICTURES. It is LIKELY that You may LIKE to have some LIKE them. S. LADELLE, ART PHOTOGRAPHER. Successor to Mr. Yerex. WEST COAST RAM FAIR, 1916. The Committee of the Manawatu and West Coast A. and P. Association under whose auspices the 1916 Ram’ Fair is to be held have decided to extend the closing date for entries to the 22nd inst. The Fair will be held in the Wheeler Memorial Sheep Pavilion on the 3rd and 4th February, the two days succeeding' the Feilding Show. A very good entry is anticipated. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FEILDING A. & P. SHOjW, Ist & 2nd FEBRUARY. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from Taihape and intermediate stations to Feilding on Ist February and by the train leaving Taihape at 6.5 'a.m. on 2nd February, available for return until 17th Febru-

ary. These tickets will not be available by Express or Mail Trains. For further particulars see handbills. BY ORDER. RANGIWAEA SCHOOL PICNIC. This popular Annual Gathering will be held on Friday, January 28th, 1916, on the School Grounds. j All intending visitors cordially in- j vited. Everything Free. DANCE TO FOLLOW. P. J. McCANN, Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. WHEREAS at a conference of Patriotic Societies held at Wellington on the 19th November, 1915, it was inter alia - resolved and agreed that Patriotic Committees accept responsibility for supplementing separation allowances of wives of soldiers, assisting parents and othcr s depending wholly or partially on soldiers and providing comforts for their children in addition to providing comforts for the sick and wounded soldiers. As therefore the objects of the Wounded Soldiers’ Fund are extended to embrace the objects of the Local Relief Fund, the Taihape and District Patriotic Committee proposes to amalgamate these two funds unless objection, in writing, be lodged with the Hon. Secretary, Box 67, Taihape, before the Ist proximo.

RANGITIKEi COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS addressed to the Chairman will be received at the County Office, Marten, up till 5 p.m. on Friday, January 28th, for contracts: Numbers 462. Gravelling 55 chains Moawhan-go-Erewhon Road. 463. Trimming and Gravelling about a mile, Inland Road, Utiku. 464. Erection about 18 chains Protective Fence, Omatane North Road, Taoro'a. Plans and Specifications may all be seen at County Engineer’s Office, Hunterville; also No. 462. At Batley’s Store, Moawhango. No. 463. At Post Office, Taoro'a, and No. 464. At Plawkes’ Store, Utiku. SYDNEY A. R. MAIR, County Engineer.

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