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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 160, 14 September 1916, Page 1

| Special Advert isements. Distinctive Millinery Display NOW ON Lovely Millinery. Better than usual value. This Season’s Latest Styles, as set by Paris and London, are correctly mirrored in these beautiful hats. INSPECTION INVITED'. mMm Taihape TKej CfS Drap WANTED. APPRENTICE to DRESSMAKING. One with little knowledge of serving preferred. Apply —Mrs Treadwell, Main Street, Taihape. WANTED KNOWN— Talking of the Pound reminds us that by paying Cash at Bennetts, you saveon every pound spent—worth while, isn't it ? WANTED KNOWN— Big Savings can be effected by every buyer in th e purchase of Ladies’ and Children's Fashionable Coats, which are being offered at Amazingly Low Prices to Clear within the Next Few Days, at Spence's Great Clearance Sale, opposite Town Hall, Taihape. • WANTED KNOWN—'; % ' The- Last -Day of Spence’s~>j(jxeat Clearance St.le is Thursday, ‘August 31st. All classes of Fashionable and Household Drapery are being sold at pre-war prices. This means a Big Saving to every customer. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN— That McCormick has just received a consignment of Bostock's Gents, Glace, and Box Calf, Derby Bals, and Tadus Glace Derby Shoes, which you are invited to inspect without being pressed to purchase. FOR SALE. English Piano, by Chappell and Sons. Cost 60 guineas; almost now; owner leaving district. £35 Spot Cash. Upright Piano by Kirchuer; equal to new. £35 —£3 deposit and £1 per month. A bargain. H. C. COCHEAIN, Piano Depot. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. VACANCIES for a Few Respectable Young Men Boarders; soft washing done; terms moderate. Apply “Times’ * Office. FOR SALE. FOUR-SEATER. HUMBER, just overhauled; £125, cash or terms. Apply Nicholl's Motor Garage, Station Street. Also, One Motor-Cycle and Side-Car, in first-class condition, cheap. DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. The Taihape and District Patriotic Committee will be glad to receive offers of employment for Returned Discharged Soldiers. The committee has several applications from Discharged Soldiers desiring employment. Residents of the district are earnestly requested to report to the Secretary any cases coming to their knowledge of returned soldiers or their dependents requiring assistance. L. E. DEACON. Hon. Seo. That co-'gh troubles you at night. Here’s the remedy. Take a few iitr.- . of “NAZOL” on a piece o£ ' ’ ‘-mmodiate relief will ensue, No cough is “NAZOL” proof] SL