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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 15 December 1916, Page 1

Amusements. TAIHAPE ATHLETIC CLUB MONSTER Picnic and Gala Bay RECREATION GROUND TAIHAPE MEW YEAR’S DAY Ist January, 1917 The Programme will consist of — MAIDEN HUNTERS’ COMPETITION OPEN HUNTERS’ COMPETITION. OPEN PONY JUMP. The prizes for these events have been donated by Mr. W. McLennan. HANDICAP STANDING CHOP. Ist prize, £7; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £l. (Nomination 10s.) Donated by Messrs Wakeman Bros. No acceptance. Eight entries or no Event. Entries close with the Secretary, o« SATURDAY, 16th. December. Races for Married Women, Soldiers in Uniform, Girls and B'oys. CHAIN STEPPING, GOLF PUTTING. Etc. milk and hot water provided REE. Proceeds in aid of local Red Cross Fund. ADMISSION: ADULT MALES 1/-. LADIES AND CHILDREN—FREE. A. M. RYAN, Secretary. Box 81, Taibape.

TWO POUNDS SEWARD. J^OST. —In Taihape, on Wednesday evening, a Dark Brown MARE, small white star on forehead, one white hind seek, with saddle and bridle. Apply J. A. Anderson, B'ennett’s Siding. 'jjWVO SIX-ROOMED HOUSES. With gas, water, P. W.C., Bathrooms, and an! Conveniences. Large Garden, 4 Acre each, close to tram and tnc greatest Freezing- Works in New Zealand. Wall always let. Price: £SOO each, or £9OO the lot. Insurance, £6OO Gonville, Wanganui.—Apply, to T. P. RANSOM, Taihape. yy ANTED. —DRIVER, deliver Wood, Coal, and Cordials. Good wages to suitable man. Apply J. H. JOHNSON, Tui Street. '^7'ANTED. —A full team of first-class ' MILL MEN and BUSHMEN for Mill at KARIOI. Apply—Wanganui Sash and Door Factory, and Timber Co. Ltd. Wanganui. ANTED.—A Winiata BOY to deliver the “Taihape Daily Times” in Winiata. Apply at once to “Times” Office. Men to know that they can always he certain of the best in CLOTHING, OUTFITTING and FOOTWEAR if they purchase from G. LITTLE’S, Taihape, where Stocks are high grade aii(j prices are figured on a genuine value basis. RANTED.— AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, with a Fireplace, at the md of January—Apply,, - “Cady,” ‘Times” Office. RANTED to Know.—is me best too ' good for you? See the Ready or Service Suits at Stan Peyton’s, your friends who wear them. |yARNING. —People wishing to buy i expensive Shoddy Goods are 1 varned NOT to call at FRASER and ] o’s, where the goods are all high- - lass and moderately priced. 10 per 1 ent. for spot cash (discount) —Eraser and Co., Saddlers. 1 RANTED TO SELL.—I Hall Stand 1 1 levelled Oval Mirror, 1 Hall 1 i'able, 2 Tile Back Washstands, 1 I luchess Pair, 2 Duchess Chests, 1 5- 1 iece Suite Furniture, —Taihape Fur- i uture Exchange. Opp. Railway Sta- j ion. 1 1 yANTED TO SELL.—Second-hand ! ( Crowbars, Pinch-bars, Crosscut ! 1 laws, Pit-saw, Wire Strainers, Maul. ; « hedges. Spades. Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, j ■ • MORTLAND, Taihape Furniture | Exchange. [.