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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 17 November 1916, Page 1

Public Notices. WOMEN'S WORKING CLUB* A SPECIAL MEETING of the Committee is called fcr Saturday evening in the Club Rooms, at 5.30 p.m. Business important. 0. L. SHUTE. FOR SALE. ALL my WHITE LEGHORNS, consisting of Breeding Hens, Laying Pullets, Cockerels. Chickens, etc. Fifty altogether, Prices: Hens, 5s eacn; Pullets, 7/6 each; Cockerels, 5s each; (these are from Mumby's Winners of Egg-Laying Competitions). Fourmonths' old Pullets frcm same strain 10s each. Chicks frcm Is. eacn upward. W. F. STENT, the Vicarage. FOR SALE. STUDEBAKER CAR, 30 H.P., body just built by Mr. A. P. Fox, provided with seating accommodation for 10 passengers, or can be used for Delivery Van. Capacity up to 12 cwt. Engine has been completely overhauled. Price reasonable. Apply V. NICHOLLS, Motor Garaire, TAIHAPE. FOR SALE. npW'O SIX-ROOMED HOUSES. With \ gas, water, P. W.C., Bathrooms, ' and a A Conveniences. Large Garden, % Acre each, close to tram and tnc greatest Freezing Works in New Zealand. Will always let. Price: £SOO each, or £9OO the lot. Insurance, £6OO Gonville, Wanganui.—Apply, to T. P. RANSOM, Taihape. i WANTED.—BY END OF MONTH— Every Housewife in Taihape and Neighbourhood to start Shopping a? Bennett's, where the well-known cash system cuts down living costs. See { the advertisement on the front page ! of this paper. j i Conditions of sale in Japan differ from those in this country. Japanese coinage is different, and H.. D. Bennett and Co's advertisement contains some useful information en the matter. Turn to it straightaway. H. D. Bennett and Co., Taihape. Dull weather need not stop you. I have plenty of light and a quick lens, enabling me to take your portrait in any weather. PHOTOGRAPHER. STATION STREET. TAIHAPE. TEA & SUPPEE ROOMS Mr. J. Phillips begs to notify the people of Taihape that he has taken over the Fish and Supper Rooms in Tui Street lately occupied by Mr. E. Manning. He trusts by strict attention to business to iwerit the success he received when he previously occupied th e shop some four years ago. All his old friends will he very welcome. TEESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found Trespassing on our properties, Pukenaua Road, with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. J. BUCKLEY. R. RICHARDSON. J. BELLIS. / F. BICKNELL. J. WEBB. BARRY & McLENNAN. Z. J. DA VIES. G. E. ANDERSON. Thrifty folk everywhere order "NAZOL" for; banishing coughs and colds, and relieving sore throaty Most economical and always efficacious. Sixty doses only cost 3/(1. Save money on cough and cold medl cines. G»t a bottle of "NAZOL"— tho most economical specific. Sixty full doses for 1/6. Every drop soother 1 and relieves. a