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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 55, 4 March 1916, Page 1

BE WELL DRESSED. THIS is a motto all. can adopt, and you should? be known by the Suits you wear. GOOD CLOTHING GIVES CONFIDENCE AND COURAGE. By coming Here for Your Suits, you get Cut, Style, Fit and Workmanship that will satisfy t-hc most exacting, for it must satisfy US first. So much depends upon the Tailor, but you need not worry if that Tailor is—'’THE POPULAR TAILOR, ’' MAIN ST., TAIHAPE BOROUGH OF .TAIHAPE. NOTICE is hereby given that Ten per cent, additional shall be added tv all rates for the year 1915-16 if same are not paid by the 20th March, 1916. Hated at Taihape this 4th day of March, 1916. By Order of the Taihape Borough Council, WM. J. DINNISON, Collector. BOROUGH OF TAIHAPE. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to Section 7 of "The Local Election and Polls Act, 1908" and amendments thereto. I hereby give r.v titee that an Election will be held e> MONDAY, the 33th day of March 1916, for the purpose of electing Tv.v Councillors for the Borough of Taihape in place of Dr. E. C. Barnett ah Air. W. McLennan, resigned; and 1 hereby appoint the Coouncil Chamber of the' Town Hall, Alain Street, Taihape. as the place, and MONDAY, tlr 6th day of March, 1916 (before noon), as the day for the Nomination of Car. dictates for such office. Dated at Taihape this 23rd day of February, 1916. J. AVAL J. DINNISON, Returning ohicr

APPLES AND HEALTH. Get your fruit direct from the grow er remember the best fruit is now sold privately and not sent to the auction marts. Choice jonahans, John Sharps I and Munro Apples, and Beaune Dell Pears at 7/6 per bushel case of about 401 b. Pears go about 4Slba. Guaranteed UP to export standard. If not satisfied, money will be refunded upon return of fruit. I want private trade and wiil do my best to keep it. Freight now 7d per case to any station. Few late peaches left, A 5/-, B 4/- per 201 b. case. JOHN RICH, Karola Orchard, Havelock North. HORSESHOEING. BLACKSMITHS in the Taihape district have been compelled by the enormous increase in the price of iron and freight to raise the price of horse-shoo-ing by sixpence per set for all horses. New prices come into operation on and after Ist March, 1910. ( Signed); GEO. BRAY. E. BOTTrEN. A. McCOMBTi;. IE LOGAN. G. TERRY. £SO in prizes for users of DESERT GOLD TEA. Finest Qu'ality, Best Value, Most Economical. Housework made easy and pleasurable assisted by a cup of delicious, Invigorating DESERT GOLD TEA. 1/10 and* 2/-.