Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 99, 27 April 1916, Page 1

Special Advertif nents. EASTER NOVELTIES fashions latest decree in Neckwear. Embroidered Jap. Silk Collars, new shapes, suitable for blouses or costumes — 2/11 and 3/(5. Dainty Organdi Muslin Vestettes —*• 2/3, 2/(3, 2/11, 3/(5. Prettily 'Embroidered and Pleated Organdi Muslin Collars, in the latest Medici and Military effects—l/3, 1/6, 1/9, 2/3, 2/(5, 2/11. Cream Silk Motor Scarves, extra wide, special' value —16/G each. Silk Motor Scarves, in creme, emerald, saxe, cardinal, and grty —12/6 each. . Artificial Silk Motor Scarves, cerise, creme, violet, cardinal, emerald, saxe, navy, brown, and Gallipoli—3/3, 4/3, 4/G. Artificial Silk Motor Scarves, creme only—l/9, 2/9. F e (H L| y prap^ IAIMAFE WANTED. To Sell, FORD CAR, nearly new. Gerald Griffen, Taibape. WANTED. Furnished double-rocm, with llre-T place preferred. Apply by letter to> “W.N.” “Times” office.

Wanted. A capable general; good wages.—Apply Mrs. W. A. Todd, Taihape, WANTED. Two expert men want stumping, either day work or contract, preferably the latter.—Apply this offire. LOST. A Grenestone Brooch, on Saturday night, in Hautapu Street. Valued as keepsake. Reward on return to Times Office. FOUND, A motor-car tyre (Morton), new, in box.—Apply Kuhtze, c/o Main Trunk Brewery. LOST. A secretary's bag,-containing papers that are only useful to the owner. Finder rewarded on returning to th® Gretna Hotel.

FOE SALE. Chevrolet Car, almost new, late model*—Apply to Y. Nicholls, ’P.bone 142, Taihape. LOST. Tortoiseshell hair comb; keepsake; reward. Finder please return to “ Times’' office. WANTED TO SELL. Young sheep dog, just commencing to run. Will make good huntaway. Price, £3 3/.—Apply “Dog,'’ “Times'” office. _ 3 _., RANTED TO SELL. Five-rooiaed bungalow, all cnco?, dectfic light throughout, |-acre section, tVitli dpfioh of purchasing adjoining sectioh of similar size; situated in Kaka Road.—Apply “Times” office. REMOVAL NOTICE. ■\ BUTCH APT Sc C(X Bakers and j Confectioners, wish their patrons and | the public to know that they are-mov-i ing into their old premises, whick have been renovated since the fire. ‘ BUTCHART & CO., ■_.*.{ Bakers and Confectioners.