Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 31, 7 February 1916, Page 5

FRUIT FROM SUNNY NELSON. Mr. H. G. Kingsland, on© of the leading fruitgrowers of the Dominion, and whose fruit farm is situated in one of the richest and sunniest spots in the Nelson fruitgrowing area is advertising first-class, clean, picked fruit, delivered in Taihape iat very reasonable prices. Undoubtedly, purchasing straight from the grower, *the Iconsumer must receive the best value for his cash. Sending the amount given in the advertisement will ensure a case of good sound fruit being delivered in Taihape by the earliest possible moment, and a s Mr. Kingsland has now had several years 3 experience in thus distributing his fruit throughout New Zealand custom, ers may rely un his knowledge in sending only that which is sound and will stand the journey without deterioration. Apples, he says, will keep a month.

Public Notices. FOR SALE. 1 A Boy’s or Girl’s Pony. Quiet, reliable, and easily caught. Apply th'e Office. LOST. On Sunday, January 30th, 1 ?wsll child's cqat, between HihltrJs and Talhape, Finder rewarded on leaving at at Times’ Office, Taihnp©. A small pony, particularly snitaFK. -for boy or giil, U advertise.-] for sale. The pony' is reliable and easy to catch.