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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 60, 10 March 1916, Page 1

REMNANTS accumulate all too rapidly and we have to clear them out. The Collection includes all sorts of lengths, and plenty of pieces that will \ make nice school dresses, blouses, etc. As usual each piece will be marked with its length and the regular selling price, but you pay half that. Collinson 8 Gifford, ltd. The Quality Drapers. TAIHAPE. DRESSMAKING. MRS. PALMERS.ON begs to announce that she will re-open her Dressmaking Business next Tuesday, 14th March, in Neagie’s Buildings. 1 HIBERNIAN SPORTS. A MEETING of Ladies will be held in the Town Hall at 3 p.m. TO-MOR-ROW (Thursday) to make' arrangements for having booth at Sports. J. BARTOSH, Secretary. WANTED. An active, intelligent girl as apprentice to the clrapet’y trade.—Apply to A. Spence. WANTED. Energetic young man with capital wishes purchase interest in established business; thorough investigation necessary. Reply “Confidential.” “Times” office. LOST. Lost, on Saturday afternoon, between Erewhon and Taibapo An amethyst brooch Finder please return to “Times” office. ( ■ J MILL HANDS AND BUSHMEN. The Rangitikei General and Cooper- \ ative Timber Company members being large employers of labour, request Mill Hands or Bushmen, desirous of obtalni ing employment in the Taihape or Walmarino Districts, to send their names, addresses and occupations to the Company, Box 25, Taihape, when they will be advised of any openings. | RANGITIKEI GENERAL & CO-OPER. j ATIVE TIMBER CO., LTD.. | TAIHAPE. WANTED KNOWN. That McCORMICK has 8 pairs children’s Glace Derby Boots, sizes 4 to 6. usual price 6/9, spot cash price, 6/-; 3 pair Girls ’ strap Shoes, size 9 10 1 usual price 8/-, to clear 3/6 spot cash;' - pair Ladies’ Tan Derby Shoes, usual price 22/-, spot cash price 9/6; 2 pair lan Strap Shoos, usual price 18/9 spot cash price 8/6; other lines too numerous to mention. For further particulars see window. OWING TO FIRE. BUTCHART B'ROS., Bakers and Pastry Cooks, wish their patrons and , the public to know that they have opened in premises next to Finch’s Baza'ar, in Main street, where bread and confectionery may be obtained as usual until further notice. v BUTCHART BROS. •Bakers and Pastry Cooks. A point for good housewives. Always use SHARLAjND’S Baking Powj der. Costs least—goes farthest—j give*- best results.