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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 9 June 1917, Page 1

Special Advertisements. ! . THE WAYS TO SUCCESS! j THERE ARE TWO. Pushing, continjless effort on the one hand. And inj fluence on the other. If you don’t j object to a little inAuence it is an easy ! means of rising above the rest. The I protecting inAuence of a rich father, uncle or friend appeals to all —to the ambitious and the lazy. ! BUT—some day the inAuence may ; depart and then the one who had it ' will not be so well off as the one who i WORKED for success. A fatal chari acteristic of inAuence is that if takes I the impetus out of ambition; the i glory about “push” is the training it (gives in self help —resource and indejpendence. i May we send you particulars of our i Course in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEP-jING, or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, or in ACCOUNTANCY, or in 'COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING? Say which. Address: HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. AUCKLAND. \ RANGITIKEi* A. AND P, ASSOCIATION. SIXTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW TOWN HALL, TAIHAPE, f WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 27th and 28th JUNE, 1917. POULTRY. N.Z. Wyandotte Club’s Shields, Cups, and Special, and North Island P.P. & C. Association’s Wyandotte Championships will be competed for at this Show. FIELD COMPETITIONS. GARDEN PRODUCE. HOME INDUSTRIES. ARTS AND INDUSTRIES. Schedules on application to-the Secretary. Entries close on— JUNE 13th., 1917. A. M. RYAN, Secretary. ’Phone 66; Box 81. Telegrams: “Show Secretary, Taihape.”

ARE YOU SINCERE? In your desire to reduce the cost of Living? LOOK AT THESE PRICES! Candles 9d, K Jams 6d, Butter l/6|d, Lifebuoy 3td, Milk 7Jd, Matches 7d, Soap Waxine lid. OTHER PRICES CORRESPONDINGLY LOW. TAIHAPE CO-OP. PRICES EQUAL TO CITY PRICES. Open on Saturdays only from 2 to 5 p.m., and 6 to 8 p.m. Address: OPP. THREE STARS THEATRE. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found trespassing with Dog or Gun on the property of the undersigned, will be prosecuted. ALEX YOUNG, R. W. SMITH. ... J- BOWLER. DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. The TaJhape 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 eases coming to their knowledge of'?ejturned soldiers o? their dependents re* qairing asalitanee, E. B. DEACON, Hca,